Falafel To Go is a street-food stop in City Centre, Glasgow.
Editorially verified July 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Private tour · 1h 30m
See Glasgow's street art through your own local guide's eyes. With your own private group, explore the murals, graffiti and hidden corners of Glasgow at your own pace.
Guided tour · 2 hours
Explore Glasgow's vibrant street art scene on a private tour, discovering hidden gems and iconic murals by local urban artists.
Guided tour · 1.5 hours
Discover the vibrant street art scene of Glasgow on a guided walking tour. Uncovered Glasgow's biggest and best murals, as well as the ever-changing graffiti
Address: 116 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3DH
Topolabamba plates Mexican street food, tacos and tostadas on St Vincent Street in Glasgow, a colourful, margarita-fuelled city-centre room.
TryTacos and tostadas
TipIt is a sit-in Mexican street-food spot; the taco deals and bottomless brunch are the value orders.
Bread Meats Bread is a St Vincent Street burger counter in Glasgow, stacking award-winning patties, poutine and vegan burgers for the city-centre lunch crowd.
TryBurgers and poutine
TipThe poutine is the sleeper hit alongside the burgers, and the vegan menu is a full second line-up.
The Big Feed is a big indoor street-food market in Govan, Glasgow, gathering the city's best food trucks and traders under one roof most weekends.
TryRotating food-truck traders
TipIt runs as an events market, so check the schedule before you go; the roster of traders changes weekend to weekend.
Dockyard Social is a warehouse street-food market on Haugh Road in Glasgow, hosting ten rotating traders every weekend near the Finnieston strip.
TryTen rotating street-food traders
TipTraders stop serving around 21:30 even when the bar runs later, so arrive hungry rather than late.
The Barras is Glasgow's raucous weekend market off the Gallowgate in the East End, where vintage stalls now share space with wood-fired pizza and street food.
TryWeekend market street food
TipCome hungry and go on a Saturday when the most food traders and the Barrowland lore are in full swing.
Topolabamba plates Mexican street food, tacos and tostadas on St Vincent Street in Glasgow, a colourful, margarita-fuelled city-centre room.
TryTacos and tostadas
TipIt is a sit-in Mexican street-food spot; the taco deals and bottomless brunch are the value orders.
Bread Meats Bread is a St Vincent Street burger counter in Glasgow, stacking award-winning patties, poutine and vegan burgers for the city-centre lunch crowd.
TryBurgers and poutine
TipThe poutine is the sleeper hit alongside the burgers, and the vegan menu is a full second line-up.
El Perro Negro is a multi-award-winning burger joint on Argyle Street in Glasgow's Finnieston, fusing American and Korean flavours into dirty, messy patties.
TryAmerican-Korean smashed burgers
TipThe Top Dog is the signature; it started as a market stall before landing this permanent Argyle Street site.
