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The Flying Duck

Hello and welcome back to Veggie Affair, a blog where I enlighten you about some of my favourite places to eat as a vegetarian in Glasgow. This week I am discussing The Flying Duck, an underground bar and diner which is 100% vegan. The Flying Duck is home to some of the very best vegan junk food. Who doesn’t love some greasy junk food? From big mac burgers, loaded fries, kababs to hot dogs, the menu at The Flying Duck offers pretty much everything you could possibly dream of (I have attached the menu at the bottom)

 


The Flying Duck is located on Renfield street, just a few minutes off Sauchiehall street, making it a very central and accessible location. The bar itself has an extremely cool vibe and offers live music, private functions, pub quizzes and much more. The Flying Duck are currently closed due to COVID-19 and had plans to reopen tomorrow, however due to new local restrictions I suspect this will be pushed back (I am absolutely gutted as I was planning on filling up my belly with some delicious veggie junk very soon). 

I first visited the Flying duck with a few of my friends: half of us veggie/vegan and the other half not, we all ate the same delicious vegan dishes which highlights just how incredible The Flying Ducks vegan food is! For those who knew me pre-veggie, my favourite thing to order was a burger while eating out, so I’ve been on the hunt for a juicy burger that is so good I can inhale it just as quickly as I used to when it was meat (there have been some shocking veggie burgers that’s for sure).

At the Flying Duck, I ordered the Big Mac burger which is a double patty club with onions, burger sauce, pickles, lettuce, and it comes with a side of fries and slaw. This was accompanied with a pint (of course) and a side of the mac cheese. The burger was amazing and definitely made the list of one of the best vegan burgers I’ve had. I wanted another one straight away! I tend to be sceptical about vegan cheese as I absolutely love dairy and tend to find the taste of vegan cheese slightly unappetising, but this was exceptional, so I digress. 

 

Overall, The Flying Duck is a fantastic destination for some vegan junk food- I know I will be making another trip as soon as they re-open to taste some of the other fantastic options on their menu (I am dreaming of the Bacon double Cheeseburger and loaded fries!). 


click here to see: The Flying Duck Menu

 

Thank you very much for reading, and feel free to share any comments or thoughts you have. 


Next up: Rose and Grants, a deli café and coffeeshop. So, keep an eye out for my next blog post!

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  1. Sue elliotOctober 8, 2020 at 5:49 AM

    Reading this has made me hungry. Great read. I love trying something a little different and not a chain. This a must on my list. Thank you Nicki Elliot for highlighting it .

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    1. Nicki ElliotOctober 11, 2020 at 8:27 AM

      Thank you😊 I thought it would be good to talk about places that were of two things: 1. not a chain and 2. not super well-known, as these are the places people normally know least about

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  2. Abbie GOctober 10, 2020 at 12:54 AM

    Loving all these 😍

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    1. Nicki ElliotOctober 11, 2020 at 8:24 AM

      Thank you very much! I am glad you are enjoying them🥰

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