Eating your way across the city of Glasgow has reached glorious heights, thanks to a strong movement embracing locally produced products. Sweet tooth? Glasgow has you covered. Try handmade Scottish fudge at The Wee Fudge Company, handcrafted chocolates at Sugar Wings and honey from neighborhood hives at Ed’s Bees. If savory is more your style, George Mewes Cheesemongers stocks unusual, award-winning cheeses; or check out the selection of traditional farmhouse cheeses at I. J. Mellis Cheesemongers.

In the city’s west end, Demijohn has a staggering collection of liquids that range from spiced rum liqueur, small batch whiskies and spirits to olive oils and vinegars — served up in lovely reusable glass demijohn bottles. Don’t forget to take a break in the afternoon to enjoy a pot of freshly brewed loose-leaf tea from the Dormouse Tea Company or a cup of sustainably produced coffee at Dear Green Coffee. Beans are roasted onsite at Gordon Street Coffee, located at the Glasgow Central Station.