If you want a real and honest depiction of Glasgow, or Scotland generally - watch this episode. I’ve never seen Glasgow on TV without some sort of condescending tone given by the BBC or some other outlet that basically gets all of its info from its BBC contacts. At the end of this episode, me and my friends were so proud and happy that someone as big and famous as Bourdain came to our city and not only enjoyed it - but reviewed it, and it’s people through a clear lense. RIP Anthony Bourdain - we will all miss you.

No matter how shocking his death was, this is a man who people will always remember by his life, and not death.

Rip probably the only celebrity I wanted to meet

He had the unique gift of making everyone feel as if they were long time friends together. Rip.

"I'm pretty sure God is against this." I miss Tony

This is why i always liked anthony, it was always about the people and the food and not about the status or pomp, keep cookin where ever you are sir and take care P.S not too much butter

Starting my food business in Lanarkshire near Glasgow thus year and Anthony was ment to attend so gutted what a real man and chef rip brother x

I haven't been able to listen to Anthony since his passing, but this popped up on my recommendations and I had to watch it. Edinburgh and Glasgow are two of my favorite cities in the world. Rest in peace Anthony because you helped so many people find theirs. Cheers from Washington DC.

Anthony, I Love you! Thank you for your efforts and great work to show the wonders of the world. You've been such an inspiration to me and my wife. To encourage us to travel and explore the beauty of every country. We will misssss you so much. :( Rest in Peace and we will pray for your daughter.

I have never ever missed a human being more than I miss Tony Bourdain, RIP buddy.

Tony was a joy to watch. Supported the common man. Great gift of story telling and narration. Let a positive come from his passing: if you feel deeply depressed, get help. Tell someone. It can be fixed. People love you and need you around. If you don't it may be too late.

This is my town, this is my food, and I love it all, but i realise now that battered food AND chips AND Curry sauce AND cheese is possibly the most yellow meal you could have.

Check out our man washing it down with a full sugar old recipe Irn Bru what a fucking legend.

I used to live around the corner from that cafe and I recognized it instantly from its interior. Lots of good food and entertainment locations at byres+dumbarton intersection.

I’ll forever miss him. I used to watch Parts Unknown with my mom since when it aired in 2013 when I was 13 all the way until I was 17.

That ad at the end where they played "The Passenger" combined with anthony bourdain gave me chills.

Miss this man so much 💛

University Cafe, Byres Road, Glasgow - been using it for years 😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

His voice is amazing

Discovered him way too late. As a tribute and toast to Tony I did a "BOURDAIN DAY 2021 Tribute Tour" in London this year, full 40 minute episode on my channel. Less a "where he went/what he did" in London, more exploring and trying NEW things. Paying my respects and hoping to honour his memory by entertaining not only myself, but other fans. Fellow travellers, this is what you need.

My all time FAVORITE episode!!!!! The only thing I can't quite figure out is the pop song playing in the pub at the beginning.

as someone who grew up with food like this it's hilarious watching this American treat it like some kind of exotic adventure. R.I.P Anthony and now you're up in heaven remember to ask God if he's against curry sauce on chips

They leave us in a sudden, we miss them forever.

This place is one of my favourite haunts. They do a great bacon roll. It's so odd seeing someone legendary like him sitting at the same bench that you've sat at. Wish he was still here.

"Sausage roll...I do like a good sausage." In that case, Tony, I highly recommend that you don't have a sausage roll.

God I miss this man so much, rip sir you are sadly missed....

1:44 As a Québecois who is proud of his national Poutine, and who equally adores Indian cuisine, I emphatically approve! 💯% Scottish people know what’s up!

I was surprised when he mentioned the good auld buckfast tonic wine. A true man of the people!! R.I.P. Anthony

Next, Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown, Valhalla! R.I.P.

🙌 We All Need To Understand How Luck We Were To Have Him Be Apart Of Our Lives 🙌 #LegendsNeverDie

ill miss him forever

Breaks my heart

Tony just reading the menu is already entertaining

He had so much more to give. So sad that he’s gone.

I've never really associated myself with any celebrities, except for Tony. His death hit me like a ton of bricks, like I lost a close family member. May he RIP and hopefully he is tearing it up and exploring different worlds, wherever he is.

He made every night peaceful!!

Been to Ireland four times, been to England two times and Wales once. I promise one day I’ll land in Scotland. As soon as Covid fucks off.

You could tell he's deeply depressed. Looking for joy, or in fact any feeling, anywhere he can find it, alas, it eluded him.

simply the best, chef, rip.

@59 seconds lol 😂 dont know what it is but I kinda want it lol. RIP Tony. Still and always best food program of all time.

Alright P buddy we will miss you I remember Watching You original Show No Reservations

Glasgow loves you Tony!

I think he went to this place on his first TV show 25 years earlier, called "A Cook's Tour". He had no gray hair, still smoked on camera, and was wiry and young-looking. We've all gotten older. RIP, you legend.

"Guy Fiery in a kilt" haha shots fired

R.I.P. ANTHONY YOU LEAVE ME STARVING HERE BRO.

love you brother...💔

God bless this legend

I didn't know Scottish food would appeal to my tastebuds like this. I thought it was just haggis and beans. Fried foods is the key to my heart.

Tony bourdain …..a one off legend

A great man

This food reminds me of the american midwest I love it

Iggy and Bourdain. Heroes.

First time I’ve seen American news channel properly report on Scotland haha

I wonder if it's a coincidence: the music for The Passenger (heard in the background here) was actually written by a Scottish guitarist Ricky Gardiner (of Beggar's Opera and Bowie's "Low" fame).

Rip Anthony Bourbain we will miss you

RIP Tony from the UK

RIP seriously Julia Child of my time...

Scottish poutine? Gosh that looks so good

Possibly the unhealthiest dinner he s ever eaten. But that food looked awesome.

Fish & chips ❤ really miss you Andy!

Never seen this episode .i want to see it.

Washing it down with some good ol' IRN BRU

Great to see he has got a glass of irn bru to wash it down. Quality.

RIP What a genius

Deep fried Pizza? Oh Scottish People :’)

R.I.P. Anthony Bourdain

Yes, this episode never more graphically illustrates the title of the series. Well, he finally found it…..

I wonder if he ever had smoky beans with chuff and coconut. Makes my mouth water thinking about?

AND that song I am passenger...

Still miss you, dude.

Who knew James Spader worked in a chippy in Glasgow 🤷🏻‍♂️

The only guy that I ever wanted to share a drink with. Rest In Peace my friend

I had a breakdown in my car today. I just feel so meaningless and alone sometimes. I scare myself more and more because I know I want to live, but I haven’t gotten help. Seeing Anthony Boursin, I mean I just want some friends. I just want a family. I don’t want to end up like Anthony Bourdain. Killing himself probably seemed like a way out, a solution to him, but I don’t want to end up like that. I miss him

Anthony was just completely unbiased when it comes to food. He tried nearly every cuisine on this planet and spoke about each and everyone with grace. Any other yank would’ve slagged this chippy in Glasgow off as soon as they saw it guaranteed

I miss his spirit.

I miss you Tony!

RIP big man

Guy Fieri in a kilt This man was a Gem we lost to soon.

As a Scotsman I always love the willingness of foreigners to eat our shit food with a happy grin in an attempt to desperately scrape their way into our hearts and so we won't stab them or something.

Love that he went to a place that serves proper fish and chips and not some artisan expensive place

Omg why are they showing us like .... I mean he's in the west end of Glasgow

This what Tony was all about. No snobbery, no dumbass standards or rules. All he cared about WAS GOOD TASTY DELICIOUS FOOD. You are sorely missed.

I'm pretty sure god is against this 😂 God bless you Anthony. Thank you for painting a funny but not insulting picture of my home city. RIP

Guy Fieri in a kilt lol!

LOVE! how his meal is all the same colour. HA!!

I love wenever he eats greasy fatty foods he’s always like “I’m ashamed” or “ugh I hate myself” lol

Derp fried haggis and black pudding is heaven.

A cool guy who you wished you could of saved RIP

Cheesy chips and curry sauce have saved my life many times after one too many on the town.

"so ashamed" hahahaaha

R.i.p

HEATCHA HEATCHA HEATCHA JEFFERSON!!!!!

Haggis is so fucking tasty.

I can't believe he was in a cafe round the corner from me in Glasgow :(

Rip Anthony Bourdain.... you are greatly missed.

What I have realised from watching many videos of Anthony is that he found shame in many things. I saw the episode of him eating fancy in Las Vegas, and being the humble person he was he conveyed how uncomfortable he felt with the whole situation. Here, in Glasgow, one of the UK’s most working class towns and one I am proud to call home, he finds shame in the traditional chips cheese and curry sauce. I understand it and I wouldn’t have had Anthony any other way, for he wouldn’t have been so superbly clever…. Although I wish he could have enjoyed his experiences without that cloud of guilt. I say this because I experience it too!

Fries with curry and cheese doesn't sound strange to me at all. The spicier the curry the better

Curry and batter is gooooood

I got ulcers just watching this

Did he say he worked at the University Cafe? "where I learned at the feet of the masters"