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Big Feed, Glasgow






For my final blog post I’ve come full circle and back to the place where my blog began – Glasgow. I had originally planned to post about a different city in every post but this was too good not to share with you all and so this week’s post is about Scotland’s biggest indoor street food market- Big Feed.


Big Feed (like I said) is a street food market located in Govan and takes place every couple of weeks. It offers a wide selection of street food varying from Greek kebabs to loaded hot dogs and even churros, with the stalls varying each time the event is held. 

In addition to the assortment of delicious food stalls and bar service, Big Feed also provides entertainment with live music and DJs and also retro video games, meaning there is truly something for everyone (they even have dog treats for your pets). There is a small fee of £2 to gain entry into the market however, free parking is available onsite and the food is also reasonably priced for what you’re getting. 





When I attended Big Feed, I went straight for the ‘Salt N Chilli’ stall as I had heard great things about the food. Me and my friend decided to share chicken balls, chips and vegetable spring rolls (all salt and chilli seasoned of course) topped with curry sauce which I have to say was the best curry sauce I have ever tasted (which says a lot as I love a Chinese).


 
















And of course, (as you probably all know by now) a meal for me isn’t complete without a dessert, so after my salt and chilli extravaganza, I headed for the ‘Muerte Por Churros’ stall. Sadly, I was far too full to order churros but I did manage to make room for a chocolate brownie milkshake while my friend opted for the Galaxy caramel flavour.


 

Overall, my experience of Big Feed was very positive as I thoroughly enjoyed the food, entertainment as also the relaxed atmosphere. If you haven’t been I strongly advise you to go along to the next Big Feed event as I most certainly will be paying it a second visit!




On a final note, I hope you have enjoyed reading my blog as much as I have enjoyed writing it for the past five weeks. Hopefully it has inspired you to visit some of the places I have spoken about and try some of the places I have recommended as they truly are the best.

Thanks for reading,
B x










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