Where can i buy a Haggis in London?



Answers:
why would you want to?
i'd imagine from harrods but pretty sure some supermarkets sell macsweens haggis
I'd be interested to know this one as well I found it in sainsburys but it wasn't very good.
Sainsbury's I think

Waitrose I am amost certain

Fortnum and Mason

Harrods food hall
Large Tescos (Tesco Extra) have them - I've bought them from there. There's also a Scottish shop just off Trafalgar Square on the way to Haymarket - they may be able to help.
Most supermarkets sell haggis nowadays.
Mysbe in Marks & Spencers.You should try Harrod's Tesco finest might be a good choice.You can check these out online as in have a look at the list that can be ordered online instead of traipsing the shops looking for it.
why don't you try ordering from online?
Most super markets sell Haggis. You will have to wait until January when Robert Burns is celebrated with a special supper
" Burn Night Supper"

Haggis and Neeps and a "wee dram" are the usual Menu items.
I've seen it in Tesco's before, so I would imagine most Supermarkets would sell it.
you should find it in most large supermarkets or try ordering it online. If not i am sure places like Harrods will sell it. You can also buy it in a tin.
Fortnam and Masons
Harrods Food Hall

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