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Tip: The tea includes a home baked warm scone with cream, jam and strawberry garnish, and handmade sandwich selections.

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Glasgow Premium Food & Drink Tour with EatWalk Tours

A locally owned Glasgow food and drink walking tour through the Merchant City, visiting 4 unique venues with taster plates equivalent to a full meal and three handpicked drinks.

TipTell the tour any dietary requirements at least 48 hours ahead; adult tickets include 4 paired drinks and youth tickets 2 soft drinks.

Glasgow: Tennent Brewery Tours Ticket

Find out about 450+ years of brewing tradition and award winning beers on a Tennent’s brewery tour, with a pint of the freshest Tennent’s Lager on the house.

TipYour ticket includes a pint of unpasteurised Tennent’s tank lager, to enjoy as part of the Tennent’s Lager brewery tour.

Lunch Food Tour with a Glasgow Chef

A small-group food tour led by a Glasgow-born chef who has cooked at Scotland's first Michelin two-star restaurant, with talk of Glasgow's history and Glaswegian slang.

TipThe tour stops at a pub where adults are welcome to get a pint of the local brew.

Glasgow West End Whisky Tour

A two-hour walking tour of Glasgow's West End covering the history, culture, trends and craftsmanship behind Scotch whisky, through Finnieston and the Kelvingrove district.

TipYou taste four carefully selected single malt whiskies, each with its own unique character and story.

Secret Food Tours ★ 4.2

Secret Food Tours runs a Glasgow food tour designed by locals to showcase the most authentic local dishes, plus the history behind them. A local specialty or exclusive location is revealed only on the tour.

The Clydeside Distillery ★ 4.3

The Clydeside Distillery runs whisky tours at 100 Stobcross Road, Glasgow, starting with the Dockside Story and how single malt is made. Tasting three different wee drams shows how oak casks influence the flavours.

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