A weekend in Scotland | exploring Glasgow, slow travel & rainy-day activities (AD) 

Yayyy you should !!

No haggis?

I’d love to know what are those Scottish dishes you are talking about, I’d be going there next month. So excited to taste the local delicacies.

@@lilithcarterA lot of traditional Scottish food is not things you would necessarily get in a restaurant, you would buy them locally to have at home or make yourself. For breakfast, tatty scones and square sausage, especially in a breakfast roll is particularly Scottish, you can also have them in a fried breakfast with black pudding. There's soups such as Cullen Skink - creamy haddock soup, and broth with barley in it. For meals there's things such as steak pie and the classic haggis neeps and tatties - haggis with mashed potato and mashed swede. For sweet things, you can try empire biscuits, scotch pancakes and tablet. The most popular soft drink in Scotland is Irn Bru, you can get this elsewhere in the UK, along with a lot of the other things I mentioned, but they are particularly common in Scotland, you can get more variety and better oatcakes there too. There's great fish and seafood in Scotland and it's known for fish and chips, there's even a famous restaurant in Glasgow called The Ubiquitous Chip - the name is a joke, its a fancy restaurant that doesn't serve chips. I don't know where you're from or where you're staying in Scotland, but there's some ideas off the top of my head...

I agree , like haggis ( my favourite)

@@lilithcarterdefinitely try haggis, it’s a traditional Scottish dish & my favourite

Omg have fun!!🥰🥰

You’re bang on about that ‘mad Northern Irish twang’! 👍

Enjoyed the trip so much xxx

yes looks great @@macerly

thank you!!💙

@@macerly I like your blue heart for Scotland that you left on your reply.

Just say you don’t know English and go

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Thank you so much!!💙

thank you!!💙

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They’re by Tekla! 💕💕

The other parts aren’t “better”. Glasgow is a great city with its own unique character. Many other parts are also very special, including Edinburgh, the Highlands and Islands and the East Neuk of Fife.

Correct and just the answer that was asking to be answered . All of Scotland is better no matter which part you live in for example Aberdeenshire often forgotten by Southern folks who believe us up here in the N/E are not part of our history even tho Aberdeen keeps the lights on in every town @@keithsinclair3409