As part of his most recent series 'Food Stories', celebrity chef Rick Stein headed to Glasgow to check out what people in the city were eating today.
Celebrity chef Rick Stein, 77, tucks into dishes from across the city in his new BBC TV Series, Rick Stein's Food Stories - including 'the best chocolate he’s ever tasted' made by an artisan chocolatier here in Glasgow.
What did Rick Stein think of Glasgow's food scene?
Stein admits that he didn't know a lot about Glasgow's food but does "love the sense of humour and the sort of ruggedness of the people."
He gives a nod to the multi-cultural food scene which has shaped Glasgow over the years and heads to try some of the delicious dishes.
What restaurants did Rick Stein visit in Glasgow?
The show toured the multi-cultural history of Glasgow's food scene - visiting restaurants, delis, and cafes all across the city - we've listed them down below, including what he thought of the food!
5. Parveen's Canteen at Civic House
Rick Stein then visits Parveen's by the canal off Garscube Road. The canteen style kitchen at Civic House hasn't been open long but has already gathered massive attention from Glasgow's vegan & food scene for Pakistani-inspired dishes. | BBC
6. Bares Bones Chocolate
Rick Stein visits Bare Bones in the Merchant City - who are completely bean to bar made from real cocoa beans. Rick meets Cameron and Lara - learning all about the invention and process of the business. Stein tastes the chocolate at the end of the process, calling it the 'best chocolate he's ever tasted'. | Supplied
7. University Cafe
The final stop on Rick Steins tour of Glasgow, he visits the historic University Café in the West End. He gets himself a 'show-stopping' knickerbocker glory - he praises the hard work of families like the Verrecchia's in setting up a lasting culinary legacy and heritage in the city. | BBC