Serves meat, vegan options available. General chippy is offering a completely separate vegan menu that they serve on Tuesdays. Food cooked in sunflower oil in completely separate fryers. Vegan choices are vish and chips (battered marinated aubergine); sausage; veggie haggis spring roll; deep fried pizza; chicken nuggets, as well as things like mushy peas, curry sauce and battered pineapple. Open Tue 4:30pm-9:30pm.
Categories: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Ovo, Pizza, Fast food, Take-out, British, Non-veg
6 Reviews
First Review by charrose
Contributions +30
Great chippy with plenty options - Edit
I love the fact theirs a vegan chippy about. I travelled mines to get here and it was totally worth it.
If you're going here and you can order in advanced as it is very busy and popular for vegan food
They fry every single vegan item in separate fryers to what they do with their meat, fish etc which a lot of places don't and most places cook their chips in animal fat which Land and Sea don't they use purely sunflower oil.
There was a bit of a mix up with my order so my "Vish and Chips" (vegan fish - aubergine) took quite along time to come and the "vish" especially the batter was extremely greasy and unappetising but I'm going to put that down to it being made in a hurry and hopefully it's not always like that. The chips were amazing and not greasy in the slightest.
Definitely going back to work my way through the menu hopefully they do more days than just a Tuesday now they've noticed how popular the vegan menu is.
Pros: great selection of vegan food, good price
Contributions +83
Vegan Chippie - At Last! - Edit
It's great that there is now a local option for traditional chip shop food, vegan style! I've tried most things now and everything is good... however, their chips are absolutely first class! Best chippie chips I've ever tasted!
Pros: Good selection of vegan items, Separate vegan ordering/paying area
Contributions +1079
Vegans only eat lettuce...LOL... - Edit
This has been so random that this chippy in a small town has grabbed hold of the vegan love of deep fried food (how did they knooooow?!) and ran... and ran... and ran with it some more. They have several "suppers" (a deep fried item of choice with chips), including a section of the menu for kids. They also have tofu, and Booja Booja ice cream, and have Sgaia Mheat for sale, too. They've been so busy they need an Argos-style collection point sign to keep the stampede of vegans off to the side while the people of ye olde days who still see dead animal as something which should be considered as food are off to the other side, wondering what on earth is going on.
It would be good if there were a few more places around where one could sit and eat their purchases - we ended up walking a bit to a random wall which did the job but didn't have much atmosphere (could someone speak nicely to the folks who own the neighbouring pub with the tables & chairs outside... I'd buy a pint!).
Once you know where you're going from the train station it's a straightforward 10 minute walk or so. I took a bit of a convoluted route from work (Stirling) then back to Glasgow, on an evening where engineering works where going on, so took me 3 hours to get home! Only for that reason will it likely be a little while before I'm back but if it's easy enough for you to get to and you enjoy vegan junk food I would highly recommend it.
Pros: Variety of options, Can pick up some vegan foodstuff to take home, Easy to reach on public transport
Cons: Nowhere around to sit and eat
Contributions +18
What We've Been Waiting For... - Edit
To be able to visit a chip shop in full confidence there are vegan friendly options is so welcome.
The service is friendly, efficient and there is even a designated waiting area for vegan orders.
Not only that, but there is kombucha, vegan mayo, sgaia mheat and eco-friendly packaging.
Worth the train journey
Pros: Varied menu, Friendly
Cons: No seating
Contributions +16
Great - Edit
My new favourite place! The selection is great and is ever expanding. Lovely staff, lovely food. I highly recommend the haggis and the black pudding.
Contributions +28
vegan chippy - Edit
Can't believe how busy it was! They had so much choice and every thing sounded amazing. I had the v pud - vegan black pudding supper and it tasted scarily similar! I loved it, will be back to try the rest of the menu
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