Bowl Food has the coolest truck in the history of cool trucks. It's not just about the truck though…read more- the food is delicious too! I got to try Bowl Food at the Eaglesham Beer Fest yesterday. They had two dishes on - jerk chicken and a beef tagine. I got one of each to take home and then shared them for an early dinner. For £5 each they were really good sized portions and I actually couldn't finish all of mine. The jerk chicken came with bean rice and pineapple salsa and had two super tasty chicken drumsticks in it. I loved the flavour of all it - the chicken was luscious, the rice was really well seasoned and the pineapple salsa was such a lovely accompaniment. The beef tagine had generous chunks of slow cooked beef and was served with a lovely cous cous, harissa yoghurt & flaked almonds. YUM. I can't wait to try more of their delicious eats when they pop up again in Glasgow.

Amazing little food truck run by this cute retired couple! They make different kids of "meat…read moreballs". Always a veggie one. A chicken one and a different meat one ! Each kind of meatball will have a special sauce to accompany it! And don't forget the delicious homemade flat bread! Also served with some salad on top the the flatbread , under the meatballs. We discovered this great food at the Morningside farmers market! To which we try and attend each month. And regardless of how late we ve eaten breakfast that morning my husband makes room some how to eat their amazing wraps ! I usually steal one of his meatballs ;) they are so delicious! Flat Out said they will now be at the Castle terrace farmers market as well! Hope you get some of their delicious cooking ! *Menu changes all the time! *oh and they do catering for event s;)

If you see a Chompsky sign/event pop up make sure you go. The food is simply delicious!…read more I caught their pop up at the fantastic 'King of the Breville toastie' café Peña. They had an excellent choice for a small menu and catered well as Peña has no kitchen, so it's all in the prep. This was The Breakfast Club so had the choice of fresh pancakes or southern grits. I had never had grits before but the pancakes sounded amazing. I opted for the wholemeal pancakes, blow-torched with brown sugar bananas and coconut mascarpone. Oh man it was just heaven. I decided on a wee cheeky mocha from Peña to add to my sweet breakfast. Why not?! It was a lovely experience and I would definitely look out for another Chompsky event soon.

Checked out the Chompsky stall outside Devils Deli in Partick on Sunday. Thanks to Yelp for…read morebringing it to my attention! They had a small table set up on the street and on offer was American themed sweet, baked goodies. They had S'mores; 2 different types ~ peanut butter & jam or salted caramel and banana. Also on offer were Blondies (coconut & orange) and Pumpkin Cheesecake Brownies. Yum. All sounded lovely and all priced at £3. We went for one each of the P&J and salted caramel & banana s'more(s) and also I couldn't resist the brownie as I do love a good brownie and cheesecake so combining the 2 is just genius! The s'mores were finished off in front of your eyes with the addition of mini marshmallows and a blow torch. Having never eaten one of these before I was most intrigued...my boyfriend said his P&J one was brilliant and I did like my caramel & banana one but I can't say a s'more is something I would crave (s')more of (haha!). The brownie was really good ~ not quite enough of the pumpkin cheesecake in the slice I had but what I had of it was truly delicious. Maybe could've done with being a tad more moist, but that's just my preference. I am a fan of blondies (being a natural blondie myself, ho ho!) but I prefer the more brownie textured ones as opposed to the cake-like ones. So I didn't buy one of these although the combination of cocnut & orange does sound good. Nice people & lovely eats ~ just what we needed on a Sunday afternoon.

Woah, Loving Food, woah…read more I've wanted to go to a pop-up restaurant for an eternity so when LFT announced that they'd be hosting their very own at Cowane's Hospital in Stirling, I jumped at the chance to get tickets. GUYS, there was a magician. He made a potato appear from air. If you hadn't guessed, 'magic' was the night's theme and Loving Food certainly put on one hell of a show. I was welcomed by LF's lovely Sandra who hugged me on arrival which made me quite possibly the happiest lady in the world. If you don't know the love-child, Hervé, that is Sandra and Stoobs' fabulous food truck then you're missing out. Get on that there Facebook, give them a search and I swear you'll be tempted by their drool-worthy daily menus, pictures of their truck antics and all-round general witty banter. If that doesn't have you running for the truck, I don't know what will. Food-wise, it was all delicious and then some. If I told you, I'd make you jealous. There was wild garlic soup, salmon gravlax, braised neck of lamb, caramelised lemon tart and some tasty little chocolate brigadeiros with tea to finish. All kinds of 'mmm.' All kind of 'yum.' All kinds of 'these guys are doing something really special.' I do love the Loving Food Truck. Not only are they bringing street food to Stirling, they're establishing a real foodie community. And that; that's something to be proud of. Count me in.

I went to the food truck opposite the train staticn (there every day before 2) to get some street…read morefood for lunch. Truck was well staffed and they were very friendly. I got pork tacos and orange panacotta. The pork tacos had cheese and salad - I could have gotten spicy sauce to but I'm a wimp so I turned it down. They were well seasoned and lovely. Panacotta was a very generous portion and the orange topping was very pleasant indeed. Texture was exactly as it should be. Overall, a triumph, better than most of the restaurants in Stirling. This food truck has seating and is accessible for wheelchairs. You get to see the food being prepared. They have tea, coffee and soft drinks too. For what you get the food is cheap. Highly recommended.

The West End Festival is one of my favourite events of the year in Glasgow. The parade is a mix of…read morecolour and music as the people in it dance down the streets of the West End. Mouths won't go hungry as local businesses set up stalls and seats outside. Burgers, pizza, chips, cakes and pastries: there's lots to fill you up whilst you're entertained by the parade. Outside Hillhead Bookclub is the over 18s area which is a good escape from the pushy prams. You just need to make sure you get a good spot or you might not get to see a lot!

Did anyone make their way to Glasgow Mela last weekend? Cause I thought it was FAB! Lucky enough…read morethat the weather was on our side last weekend too. The festival had so many things and I'm glad that it was free too seeing as it was in Kelvingrove Park! The atmosphere of family, children and friends of different cultures (many Indian folk, locals and a bunch of other random nationalities including myself :D) came by to chill out at the park. Whether it was to play with outdoor installations or at the fun fair, or listen to music with a pint under the sun, or watch silly performances by street artists (and magicians) or even dance along with the amazing traditional performers (and also Irish line dancers) the day was just great! My partner and I explored everything! We were down at the smaller stage listening to Indian music with toddlers dancing everywhere. And then we watched as a parade of what seemed to be circus performers walked by. We slept on the grass while having Pimm's cocktails and listening to some dj sets. And then watched the amazing performers by so many tradition local clubs! If you haven't been before, you should really consider going in the next years to come :) Update: also, went to Chop Pop's exhibition of her Love Letters to Glasgow in the Hillhead Library and it was wonderful! Her artwork is amazing and meticulous! She's also a friendly wee lady and I love her. Check out her facebook if you didn't manage to catch her!

Stopped by Street and Arrow in Partick, Glasgow yesterday. Friendly, helpful staff & surroundings…read morewere clean & well presented. Ordered two bacon rolls & a coffee to share. Bacon rolls were the tastiest I've eaten in a long time. Cooked to perfection & served in toasted rolls. £6:50 is great value for money. Look forward to visiting again soon.

Delicious and interesting little food hall. The flat white coffee was delicious. The Korean fried…read morechicken sandwich and fries with the green sauce were also very good. The fries were very oily at the bottom however. Had the biscoff donut as well which was just a little underwhelming, almost tasted a day old. Overall I would certainly go back.

A friend who'd visited Edinburgh recommended that I visit The Pitt and it looked really great, so I…read morewent with my friends while I was visiting Edinburgh too. When we ended up in an alley in Leith I was a little apprehensive but as soon as we entered it was like food heaven. I got the steak and frites, which was absolutely delicious. The steak was grilled to perfection and the fries were nice and crispy. We also tried the parmesan fries and those were great too! They have a lot of options for lunch as well as a full bar and rolled ice cream! It's a fun little place to try a few different foods and enjoy nice weather on the weekend. Keep in mind it's only open on Saturday afternoons, but it's worth the wait and the drive to Leith.

What a fun spot by the sea! I wish I would have known how large the sandwiches are, so we could've…read moresplit one. We both got the Mac n cheese sandwiches and were quite pleased! The weather was very bad this day so sitting at the picnic tables was not ideal with major winds and crazy seagulls. They offer a seagull insurance and it's no joke, we should've paid for it as a seagull got a bite off my husband's grilled cheese lol. Amazing views here though!

Amazing toasties!!! So much cheese and meat. Wonderful location on the beach and friendly staffread more