Ah, haggis. Loved by tourists and Scots alike, even if some cheeky locals like to convince the tourists that haggis is actually a rare Scottish animal (it's not, by the way). But where in Glasgow can you find a good old plate of haggis, neeps and tatties? We've compiled a list of some of the best places for you. Want to try something a bit more exotic than just your standard haggis? We've got that covered too - check out the haggis pizza, haggis burger and even haggis pakora at these Glasgow venues.
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Looking for haggis in a top-notch West End restaurant? Ubiquitous Chip is the only place to go. Serving up traditional haggis, neeps and tatties from their brasserie evening menu, you'll want to head to the Chip to see why this restaurant is so often raved about. There's even vegetarian haggis on the menu too - we're not sure how that works but hey, we bet it's delicious too.
Republic Bier Halle may be known for their, well, beers, but they also serve up a pretty impressive menu. The centrepiece of this menu? The haggis pizza. Just when you think haggis can't possibly get any better, it does! Enjoy your haggis pizza with a beer - there's certainly plenty to choose from here.
When it comes to haggis in Glasgow, Bar Gandolfi serves up the Scottish dish with the traditional neeps and tatties. Sat above the renowned Cafe Gandolfi, grab your dinner in the restaurant and then head hear for some delicious pints.
Student favourite Record Faktory is another brilliant place to get haggis in Glasgow. As you'd expect from one of the West End's coolest venues, the haggis here isn't exactly served up as a traditional dish. Instead, it comes in the form of pakora - interesting. We think it sounds super tasty, though, and is undoubtedly a hit with the student population.
