Anthony Bourdain travels to Scotland (Parts Unknown)

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

That's my family VERRECCHIA

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

No Buckfast to wash it down with?

burn in hell sadistic monster

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!

RIP anthony Bourdain

What episode is this...season etc?

I think every man has had a meal like this that has high calorie things that don't go together on a plate, which we all eat with shame yet enjoy at the same time. Like a meal that screams "I'm a fatass"

Iggy and Bourdain. Heroes.

We lost an authentic talent. RIP Anthony.

Haggis is so fucking tasty.

Be careful when you go to Scotland or they will deep fry your penis.

I miss you Tony!

HEATCHA HEATCHA HEATCHA JEFFERSON!!!!!

Why?? Why??? Goddam it why???

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

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.

Guy Fieri in a kilt


This man was a Gem we lost to soon.

All lead up, no meat.

Still miss you, dude.

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

The curry sauce ruined the chips. Salt and vinegar is the only way to go.

“Life giving oil”

On a suicide mission

deep fried haggis is the greatest fucking thing on the planet. Italians don't know shit about food til they've come in out a cold, rainy, windy november evening and had a deep fried haggis

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).

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

He dead

ITS SHITE BEING SCOTTISH

BLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEURGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

Surprised he didn’t kill himself in Scotland. Most people do

A great man

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

Im glad this junkie propagandist doesnt make shows anymore

"I am pretty sure God is against this."

Hard agree.

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’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.

Deep fried pizza?!

Deep fried haggis and black pudding is heaven.

Wheres the bit with him eating haggis

This video sucks you've cropped the best bit out

Irn bru. Kudos.

Tony bourdain …..a one off legend

臭肉

God I miss that guy.

Can’t believe it’s been 7yrs since he passed 😞😞

Long live Scotland ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Try Shetland ?
The lanb, fish, shellfish has no equal !
I lived there.

Well, there you have it. You go to Scotland, prepare to get battered