| 3-5 Duke Street, Glasgow East End G4 0UL | |
| 01415481114 | |
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At McCune Smith we are always looking for the best, local, Scottish, ethical and sustainable ingredients. With such an amazing range of producers that grow, rear and make some of the best produce in the world on our doorsteps. First we take inspiration from the historic figures our sandwiches are named after and then combine the abundance of the Scottish larder and there you have it. A little taste of history in every bite.
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