This place attempts to incorporate faux meat in every dish. I had the bacon cheeseburger here. The patty was mushy and incohesive. The cheese tasted like vomit. And the chips that came with the meal were stale. I had the jackfruit "bbq pulled pork" was just sad. It was a nice atmosphere though read more

Basically, the Flying Duck is a gem of a place. It has two rooms: The kitchen Bar which feels like home with funny news articles, quirky decor, random bits of tat and even a fully laden clothes line suspend over the bar. The mood in the bar is chilled, with nice mood lighting, good tunes and board games and books to use at your leisure should you want. There's even a microwave which you can use if you bring in your own food to eat! The kitchen bar is open during club hours too, so if you don't feel like dancing you can head on in to the kitchen and chill and/or eat and/or drink and/or play some board games at 2am!! The club is just as unique. there's parts of old furniture attached to the walls, lots of subtle nods to "The Big Lebowski" everywhere and lots of places to sit. There is a big quirky bar with all the mod cons including that lovely vintage tv playing some obscure Japanese films, of course. There's a big no frills dance area, complete with a wardrobe in the middle of the floor to dance around. There's not much in the way of flashy flashy lights, instead they have projections bouncing about the venue providing lighting changes and blasts from the pasts in the way of old footage and stuff. I've seen people stop dancing to reminisce at what they are seeing on the big projection screens. There is a nice set of standard lamps around to supply extra lighting around the tabled ares too. There is space for fowk to dance and sit and mingle with out feeling like a club, even though it kinda is. Friday and saturday nights see a good varied selection of club nights from 90's themed ones with bingo to indie stuff to b-sides to rawk to funk and everything in between. Um Did I mention you you get free toast?! PS. Check out the toilets for years worth of funny graffiti, art and poetry! read more

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Time to update my review, as today I had the good sense to try some of The Duck's savoury dishes. Oh my word, they were delicious! I chose a couple of the healthier, vegetable based, options - roasted sriracha cauley bites, and sauteed kale. The cauliflower was nicely spicey, and came with a peanut sauce, meaning it didn't taste of cauliflower at all - in a good way! The best way! The kale was just simply delicious, beautiful green goodness, with a touch of soy sauce. Normally, I have a little routine of tasting all of my food, then leaving the item I like best until last. But with these two items, I just couldn't decide. So I'd pick up the cauliflower, eat it until I couldn't take any more yumminess, then switch to the kale, and then back. I kept alternating tasty veggies until both were all gone. Good prices too - the cauley bites were £4.95 and the kale £3, and they had a few deals outlined eg beer & burger £8.50, or 20% discount if you're going to the cinema and show them your ticket! Their menu seems to have changed again since I was last in - they seem to like to keep it fresh. I noticed a a greater number of healthier options, and a much wider range than previous menus. There were many items marked as gluten free too - so vegan AND gluten free = I'm in food heaven! I resisted dessert or an alcoholic milkshake, not because I was being disciplined, but because I had just been at their vegan fete (now monthly - woohoo!) and had a bag full of cakes, raw cakes, and doughnuts. Soon to be sclaffed. But a couple of new milkshakes caught my eye - the Tasty Terry - cointreau, chocolate, coconut milk and vanilla ice cream, and The Rainicorn - rasberry liquer, strawberry sauce, coconut milk, vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. I will return..... read more

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The Flying Duck is a venue I've frequented many times - sometimes with exceptionally bad dancing, others for a quiet drink. But every time I go here, I have a blast. I visited on Saturday night for casual drinks leading into a bit more of a party atmosphere as the night went on. There's always an interesting mix of people in the Duck and it generally has a relaxed, friendly vibe to it. I was having a few drinks and went for cans of Strongbow (don't judge me) which are around £2.80. There are discounted prices for Sunday - Thursday but I wouldn't exactly say the prices are steep on the weekend! The main area is great for dancing with different levels and a bit of an odd layout (pillars to hide behind if you're not a confident dancer!). On another visit here, they put on toast out in the main room which was free. After a few drinks, I think this is a really sweet touch that they don't need to do, but shows they care about their slightly (or very) drunk punters who feel like some food. I think The Flying Duck is a bit of a marmite (vegemite) venue - you're going to like it, or you won't. It's not flashy, fancy or classy but it's comfortable, welcoming and slightly dingy without being dirty. The toilets are always clean and appropriately stocked with toilet paper. I can't think of a venue I'd rather go to for some dancing &/or drinking in Glasgow. read more

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The Flying Duck is probably my favourite vegan eatery in Glasgow out of the ones I've tried. The food is fantastic, it's really good value for money, the service is great, and I love the dark, laid-back hipster-y atmosphere. The first time I went, I combined a visit to the Vegan Fête with lunch. I wish I could attend the Vegan Fête more often, because it's such a great initiative and there were so many nice wee companies, offering everything from cupcakes to pies to cleaning products. After much contemplation (because really, how often do you get a whole menu to choose from when you're vegan??) I opted for the Mad Dawg. I'm not normally one for hot dogs, but the amount of toppings on this one made it reaaally yummy. The second time I went for dinner, and tried their classic veggie burger with added cheese. I have a weakness for veggie burgers, and this one was really good. If I remember correctly it was made from seitan and lentils? Either way, it was so flavoursome and nice, with a lovely bun and a good amount of filling. As mentioned, getting to choose from a whole menu of delicious vegan food is pretty superb, and I'm already itching to go back to try more of their stuff. Both times I was way too full to have dessert, but their shakes look amazing, so I might have to try one of those next time... The service is also really great - friendly and quick. You go up to the bar to order and pay, which I actually really like because it simplifies things. They also do a 10% student discount, which makes the already cheap food even more affordable! read more

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We needed somewhere to crash before we headed home last Sunday. David had been to The Flying Duck during his uni days so he was a bit reluctant at first. Once I'd shown him the positive reviews by you lovely Yelpers we decided to give it a go. As you head downstairs you feel like you about to enter a comedy club or tiny underground bar but it is surprisingly roomy inside. There is a large well-stocked bar at one end and a small stage. We settle in one of the cozy tables for two. What I failed to share with my carnivorous better half was that this place is entirely vegan! After a slight panic he went for his default - a burger. I ordered the haggis balls, mac n' cheese and pulled pork tacos. Again ALL vegan! The food came quickly and was great! David's burger although not actually meat was hearty and tasty. My favourite thing was the pulled pork tacos which were actually made from Jack fruit, who'da thought it! This place is great for an informal, relaxed bite and a brew. Oh and we got some free live folk music to boot! Happy days! Cheers, Amy read more

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This place is so good we've been there for lunch 2 days in a row! They have a big menu with lots of different options. Its all hearty, comfort food. The Cheeze tastes like normal cheese, and the seitan passes for steak ! We've loved every meal we've had so far and will probably go back again soon . The flying duck is great for vegans and non vegans. (I really love that all the food is free from animal products) read more

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Love the Duck! Whether it's for pre-cinema food and coffee, drinks with friends, club nights, quizzes...I've never have a bad time in this place. Cheap drink, tasty vegan food, laid-back atmosphere, games, books, retro games consoles, free wi-fi, excellent music policy. The list goes on and on. We popped in last week before the cinema for a coffee and bite to eat. The soya lattes are seriously amazing. We ordered a burger, some wedges and a hot dog to share and enjoyed it all. The vegan hot dog came smothered in curry spice and sauce, the wedges with a chunky tomato relish and the burger was made from seitan (that's a guess, but it certainly tasted like it). They do a plate of tacos for £2 on a Tuesday, beer and burger for £5 on a Wednesday and student discount. I've been to loads of club nights in here, the music is always brilliant and the dance floor is usually packed with drunken, smiley, happy people. We went to the Lebowski night last year which was a quiz and after party complete with make-shift bowling alley, competitions, vegan White Russians and other delights. Amazing! I hope this place never closes down, one of Glasgow's wee hidden gems. read more

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After my initial iffy experience of the place, I'm so glad I gave The Flying Duck another chance, because it's now a firm favourite of mine. I love that I can come here for beer and a board game in their homely kitchen bar during the day and the friendly staff provide some marvellous music to accompany an ambient afternoon. The Flying Duck also hosts a lot of brilliant club nights including Freakbeats, a sixties and soul night and Common People, a nineties night, complete with nineties bingo and retro prizes. There's always a plate of toast on the go at club nights, which adds to the warm and welcoming feel of the place along with the comfy couches and familiar old furniture. They also do lovely vegan food during the day and it's worth visiting on Taco Tuesday when you can get a tasty plate of tacos made with lentil chilli, alongside some fresh guacamole, salsa and nachos, all for only two quid! The Flying Duck feels like the cosy flat of a friend, who welcomes you in for tea and toast, has an amazing record collection and loves a good booze and boogie. read more

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The Flying Duck is undoubtably one of Glasgow's best kept secrets. Situated across from Cineworld, at the top of Renfield Street, it is comfortably out of the way of all the delights (!) of Sauchiehall Street. The staff are very friendly, the atmosphere is homely and laid back, the music is always fantastic and it hosts a great variety of nights including life drawing, quiz night, movie night as well as their super fun club nights. It truly feels like a home away from home. I am happy to recommend the Duck to all of my visiting friends and will be a loyal punter for years to come / forever! read more

Food was amazing, staff were really nice and the atmosphere was chill. Would highly recommend to anyone.

After reading some great reviews on here about the great range of gluten free food that is on offer I was excited to visit as part of the monthly vegan fete. After wandering around the stalls and sampling some lovely goodies we sat down for some lunch. I chose the mac n cheese with some fries. My friend ordered the savoury waffles and a side of cauli bites. The food is really reasonably priced but wow the portions are huge! I was a little bit dissapointed in my mac n cheese. It just wasnt too my taste. The fries were yummy and the peanut sauce that came with the cauli bites was so yummy!! Next time i will definetly be trying the waffles as they looked so good. As a wee side note the vegan fete had quite a few gluten free items and runs the 2nd sunday of every month so its definetly worth popping in too! read more

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I first went to The Flying Duck a good few years ago in the promise that there was a club in Glasgow that looked like a kitchen. It was true. The novelty still hasn't worn off though. More recently it re-branded itself as an alternative student Union for Glasgow Caledonian University (whose continued failings in providing a good student union peaked by closing it altogether). Me and the same group of friends went virtually every Friday afternoon for 12 weeks and had some £1 drinks, playing board games like Connect 4 that were available on the 'kitchen counter' and got to know the bar staff well who let us listen to playlists on our I-Pods during the day when it wasn't busy. It's a cracking wee place and they are cool with you taking in your own food. The venue was involved in the Hinterland festival, with some quality alternative music in there. It's a good venue to see bands in with decent club nights. The music is definitely 'alternative'. There was some hassle there recently regarding some punters who normally don't go there, at a Boxing Day event. The reputation of the pub remains in my eyes as intact and the trouble wont stop me from going back. A cracking place with decent music and cool bar staff. Recommended. read more

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Nice to try out something new, like jackfruit "pulled pork". The menu is full of variety and I have ordered things I have never had before. I found the mac'n'cheese too heavy creamy and less flavorful than I expected. The jackfruit is delicious but could need some more sizzling in the pan. The philly steak sandwich was very good! I only give 3 stars because the food could need some improvement here and there and because of the atmosphere. I understand the concept of the duck, but it is too cold and lacks ambient. read more

Very cool vegan spot. The atmosphere is definitely very casual but they make some pretty great vegan junk food - the crispy tofu sandwich was delicious. They allow dogs so make sure you're cool with that - I thought they were cute... but I realize that might not be for everyone. There is an awesome duck mural there that makes me really happy. read more

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The Duck has been one of my regular hangouts over the last few years and I love the variety of events this quirky pub/club offers: everything from your standard club nights to craft fairs and nude drawing sessions. I've mainly been to the Duck for a few drinks and/or one of the club nights. There's a wide selection of music genres covered by the nights offered, some quite specialist so it's generally a good idea to check what's on in case it's not your cup of tea. Common People is definitely my favourite, can't help but love 4 hours of dancing to the 90s music of my yoof (and they'll always play me some Divine Comedy!) And who could resist a place that offers free rounds of toast to revellers? To add my love of the Flying Duck as a club I've also been to their Monday quiz night, hosted by Quizmaster Gary, a few times lately and had a fabulous time. It's slightly off the wall with a few twists on the regular pub quiz format that include a drawing round and pub family fortunes. It seems to always be standing room only on Monday due to the popularity of the quiz, so I'd suggest arriving well ahead of the 9pm kick-off. And if you need something to keep you occupied in the meantime you can make use of their retro gaming consoles or boardgames! I've not tried the food as it's a vegan menu and I'm a meat and/or cheese addict but have heard good things from friends who have sampled their fayre. The choice of drinks is pretty decent, with plenty of cheap drinks promos, for those looking to save a few pennies, whilst also having a good range of quality beers for those of a more discerning taste. Having access to a range of Williams Bros beers always makes me happy. One caution on that front though, the wine is not the greatest so I'd recommend sticking to beer, cider or spirits. I imagine the Flying Duck will remain one of my favourite hangouts in Glasgow for a long time to come. read more

The Flying Duck is one of those places that when you discover it, you wished you had known about it before. As soon as you go in, it looks like a friend's house. There's fake kitchen wall units and decorations to make it look like someone's flat. It's very cosy and you can play board games. Through the back is where they hold club nights and groups. The Flying Duck sells cheap vegan food and I love coming here for a bowl of vegan ice cream as I'm lactose intolerant. The staff are so lovely and they put on a good pub quiz. read more

The Flying Duck is one of Glasgow's most unusual, laid back club nights playing indie music to the masses while you, dear dancer, can be chowing down on some toast! Yes, that's right - while bopping your socks off in a nightclub, the Flying Duck also serve up some toast and tea. In the 'kitchen' part of the venue, you can kick back and play some board games (or even bingo!) while you listen to your favourite tunes. Genius. It's such peculiarities that make the Duck so special. The DJ's play a variety of music, from surf punk nights to old garage punk, indie, and bands big in the 80s and early 90s such as The Pixies and The Cure. What's more, the DJ's pride themselves on playing B Sides, so where you may not hear some of your favourite tracks in one of the mainstream nightclubs, you're more likely to get it played here. I don't go to the Flying Duck enough - sometimes I end up getting sucked into one of the vacuums further downtown. I've resolved to start going more since I love its laid back attitude, friendly staff and the feel good factor of the club. It's got a backlane feel and with it being tucked away off the beaten track, you feel like you're uncovering a secret when you enter the building. They do kick ass gig nights, host jumble sales and, unbeknownst to most, it's also open during the day for lunches. It is absolutely spiffing, and a must if you're into the retro revival and like listening to good music in a classy venue. I would definitely recommend flying by to spy it for yourself. read more

Next stop on Clarissa's tour of Glasgow: the Flying Duck! I'll admit when my trail guide for the evening said we were going here, and I saw that it was listed as a "club" on Yelp, I was a bit hesitant at what I'd find. (I think American's ideas of "club" and U.K. versions can end up pretty different!) However, when we did weave our way inside, what I found was just peachy! The main room of the Flying Duck is a sprawling affair, cluttered with mismatched chairs and tables. The whole room is lined with quirky and funny paintings and signs. A table close to us was playing some intense games of Jenga, and the rest were socializing over food and drink. A small but perfunctory bar heads the room, complete with a string of small lights and more quirky signage to add to the dimly lit ambiance of the place. They had some decent specials going--gin and juice, some hot drinks like toddies and alcoholic coffees, and the like. Each for a couple of pounds... not bad! As a vegetarian, I was chuffed to bits when not only was this place cute and quirky, but serve vegan food. Not only that: but CHEAP, good vegan food? Well butter my butt and call me a biscuit! I ended up ordering the veggie haggis burger, just 'cause, when in Rome and all. I'll admit the burger itself was a bit dry, but that's just kinda how veggie haggis goes in my experience. I think I'd've been set if the guy came with a side of something juicy, like mayo or gravy. The sweet potato wedges definitely stole the show: I'd sell my soul for a decent side of sweet potato fries, and these were nom-tastic. Food: four stars all round, especially for that price! I didn't actually witness the more "club" activities of this place, which appear to take place in one of the larger back rooms--be it dancing or, as my partner in crime explained, life drawing classes. With the eclectic music that was blaring over the speakers inside though, I could see the Flying Duck turning into a place to have a good ol' time in the later hours of the evening. That said, the Duck has an appeal for a wide variety of folk, and I'd definitely return if I was in the area again. read more

I'm a huge fan of The Flying Duck, I love there quirky decor, there great prices, the food, the staff tend to be good banter and there Monday quiz is brilliant! It also lacks a signal which is helpful for not cheating at the quiz although there free wifi can be a problem! I don't think I've ever had a bad night out in The Flying Duck, even when it's been a little more empty than expected. They run various entertainment nights and there a range of music. The "club" side can be an issue when bands and entertainers are on due to it's layout and there a giant set of stairs to climb if you enter from this side, however we took my granny and her best friend last month after a night at the theatre and even they loved it so I reckon it's defo 5 stars! read more

This was a very hidden place in Glasgow. You'll head straight downstairs and the room is dark but relaxing. I went on a night where it was quiet and people were still gathered. The pricing for the food is decent too. The staff was great. I can't remember but a gentleman took our order. Once he found out there weren't anymore jackfruit, he came up to my friend and me to apologized. He offered some ideas for an alternative so that I can substitute the jackfruit and the food turned out great. He even offered a drink on the house as an apology for the original order that was not available. We needed up with a seitan panini and crisps. The oreo shake was amazing as well!! When in Glasgow check this place out. They've got a pool table, some table games, and music. Overall a great place to go with a group. read more

Great vegan pub. Can't say that I've been to many and wish there were more of them around. Love the feel of this place, the friendly service, the great beers, and the delicious food. If I ever make it back to Glasgow, it'll be first on my list to go back to. read more

It's dark, wee bit tatty and you can draw naked folk on a Tuesday night for £4. This to me, is a little bit of heaven. As soon as you walk through the doors, you know can just kick back and enjoy the delightfully shabby surroundings with a pint of Magners in your hand. The bar area is a retro styled kitchen with laid back bar staff and a nice selection of beverages. The wooden tables are wrecked with scribbles and "menchies" but you'll never be bored reading them. It's also fun in the toilets...Females that entered a certain cubicle got advised to "Shut up and gub ma (someones) boaby!" Ha! Anyway, all in all The Flying Duck is really very cool and attracts laid back folk who love good music, art, patterned walls and a strut on the dance floor. Massive thumbs up from me! read more

The place is cool, the ambience is fantastic, the people who work here are beyond awesome and the drinks are cheap(ish) got unfortunately I think this hidden gem might be a bit too well hidden. It takes a while to fill up, and even when it foes it's still far from packed. That being said, its still pretty awesome. If you like hipster bars, come here. read more

Good vibes, great food, super friendly waitstaff. This place makes me proud to be vegan. read more

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The excitement of finding that the white Russians for £2.50! And there's a soya milk option :D there have been many occasions where i have been at a bar and they have white russians and don't offer a vegan version. I'm not going to lie, I was excited. I also drank more than I probably should have but I feel no shame. We celebrated the joy of finding the vegan White Russians with an evening of 90s music bingo. It got quite tense when it came down to 3 people at our table with 1 or 2 left. I won. This may be reflected in my rating. Winning things usually makes me like places more. And cocktails with soya milk...no I stand by my rating. Good job Flying Duck! read more

I went along to The Flying Duck Monday night quiz the place was buzzing with excited quizzers. I like the quirkiness of the Duck the staff are always very friendly and give great service they have a good selection of draught and bottled beers. If alcohol is not your thing they will happily make you a you a cup of tea or coffee, and they also do some very nice Vegan Snacks. I did not catch the name of the Quiz Master but he is very good, I think if you are a regular you will know about the Family Fortune round and the picture round was very cleverly put together, we came fourth to be fair there were a quite a number of us in the team and nobody objected. The only downfall it is a Monday night, I will go back again as it was good fun. read more

This place was the highlight of my time in Glasgow. I was directed here by a girl at Lush, which I am endlessly thankful for because this place is awesome. It's a super cool underground alt vegan bar and restaurant and it's everything I could want in a place. There are board games and candles and just an all around kick ass atmosphere that makes me so bummed about leaving. And the food? Oh my god. We got the mac n cheez, jackfruit tacos, soup, and banana split. I need to know the secret behind the mac n cheese because that is the best vegan one I have ever had - seriously, someone let a girl in on the secret. (AND THE SOUR CREAM OMG I almost forgot about that.) But seriously, go there. Even if you aren't vegan. I took my very carnivorous sister with me and she was so impressed, she quite literally ate her words. read more

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What is best about it I think is the variety of nights, they are always trying gigs you would usually not expect to find in a club, such as All The young Nudes on a Tuesday night (a life drawing class) or the graffiti exhibition I recently saw advertised. Basically they're not afraid to try out new nights and having been to a few of them I can confirm that they are pretty fun. This is probably some where you wont stumble upon by chance, I love it I think it's amazing but you should really check it out for yourself, or at least check out their website. read more

I love this place. Not the smell, which is sometimes covered over by food or perhaps incense. There is a moldy smell, at least near the bar, where we were. But there are games, and people actually playing them. There are weird little gems, like a pair of eyes at the top of a cabinet, with a sigh that reads "Eye see you," and a faux fish tank with a diver and a shark suspended by wires. We didn't eat, so this is a bar-only review. The drinks are basic, serviceable. The staff are almost too-cool to pay customers any mind, but why do we like that? I don't know. But the people...yes, the people here are cool. Maybe this is typical in glasgow, but I was enjoying watching the different groups, guessing what they were up to. I'll be back. read more

Came here and there was quite a large group of us - which bumped up the total clientele from 2 to 10, it was midnight on a Saturday...... This place seems a little bit style over substance, or on a Saturday anyway, the DJ would only play a limited range of music - 60s garage apparently, but the only song I knew was the song from The Big Lebowski, the name of which escapes me. He wasnt really taking requests, which is sort of fair enough if your club is heaving - but by the time we left (half an hour after we arrived) there was a grand total of 40 people in there. The bar was okay, the spirits were average at best but they did have the strawberry beer they sell in Mono which is insanely good. Its £4.50 a bottle here but £3 in Mono. Apparently they do a 90s night which should have more songs that dont sound like B-sides from my parents record collection so will be returning. read more

Toast? Served in a club? Sounds homely, and The Flying Duck's adverts certainly try to portray that homely feel to draw the young snuggly type hipsters in. But in all actuality it's a bit of an alien clash - having toast handed around the place, soggy on a chipped plate, isn't that appealing when there's sticky floor and tables all over the place, and a stale smell from the smoke machine in the air. The music is good, the atmosphere vaguely vibrating... it's alright I guess... but I guess I'm just biased against the whole toast thing. read more

Noticed for the first time the other day that this place opens during the day as well and is an excellent spot for a quiet drink and a scout around using their free wifi. read more

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This review is mainly about the food, not the bar/club aspects. The good: the pulled "pork" tacos, made from jackfruit, were surprisingly good, resembling meat in both texture and taste. The service was also good. The bad: everything else. The burger was bad, the mad dog was bad, the sriracha cauliflower was terrible, mushy and cold with an awful sauce that tasted of ginger, and the fries tasted old, like they'd been put back in the fryer after sitting for a few hours. Don't eat here. Let this place be a bar/club! read more

This place is five stars for vegan food but maybe less for ambiance/infrastructure. The place is beat up and in the basement and appears to double as a hipster night club. However, that being said, the food is absolutely amazing. You have to order at the bar and then food is delivered to you. I had the philly cheese "steak" and ronald mac sandwich (came back here two nights in a row it was so good). The chicken is really just more of the seitan (and probably could benefit from a soy chicken meat instead of using the same seitan). I might just come back to Glasgow just to get more food from the Flying Duck. read more

Some people hate this place but I quite like it, a rambling 2-3(?) room basement club which looks like it's been decorated from the contents of a skip (filled from and Italisn Bistro refurb) the vibe is very rough and ready / cutting edge which pretty much reflects the music. Firmly avoiding the commercial / mainstream the Flying Duck is one of the few clubs in Glasgow making an effort to keep this interesting and not just go for the big crowds. You might not always like the music, but the only predictable thing is the bar tenders flock of seaguls hair do. read more

Main was slow to be served - 40 mins, however the buckfast jack fruit was lovely almost worth the wait. Live band playing was very good, contributed to the upbeat atmosphere. The desserts were sensational especially the banana split. Bar staff very friendly. read more

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We ate here for our first night in Glascow. It was very close to the flat we were staying at. It has a fun underground feel. Very casual and appeared to have mostly a younger - college vibe. We ordered the seitan burger and the tofu sandwich. Both were good, but I felt like the food was a bit greasy. We did love the fact that the menu was 100% vegan and the service was awesome. Next time we would just avoid ordering the fried options. read more

Interesting atmosphere, the food was okay. Not incredible but hits the spot where vegan food usually doesn't. I don't recommend the BBQ Jackfruit tacos but the Mac n cheese is amazing. read more

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This is my fav place in town for vegan food. It's not only cosy inside but the service is always friendly and the food is always delicious!