The full list of Glasgow Winterfest Christmas market food and drink prices

Glasgow's Christmas is now in full flow, with the recent light switch on, the arrival of the North Star and now the opening of the second instalment of Winterfest at George Square.

Should you be looking to head along to Glasgow's own festive wonderland and market, we've popped along ahead of the crowds for this year's event to see what you can expect after organisers M&N Events opened their second Winterfest after St Enochs Square launched earlier this month.

The set-up in George Square features everything from stalls to buy gifts, rides and attractions, food vendors and the all important covered bar to grab a drink.

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With a cleaner and less cluttered layout and a red carpet covering the full square giving it an even more festive feel, it's even easier to navigate.

To help with planning ahead, we've popped down ahead of time and pulled together a list of food and drink prices to give you a rough idea of how much things cost and what you can expect. As always, these prices may be subject to change.

Glasgow George Square Winterfest Food Prices

This year all of the usual festive favourites are back, including the now famous Yorkshire pudding wrap (which by the way will set you back £9 – or £10.50 if you want added pigs and blankets) with its full roast dinner all wrapped up in a tasty Yorkshire pud.

The dreaded pick and mix, which kids always love, comes in at £3.29 per 100 grams for a veritable rainbow of sweet choices.

The Christmas market staple, the traditional German sausage is priced at £8 for a pretty substantial Bratwurst, with variations including the Giant Beef Chilli and the Kasekrakeur (a red pork sausage with bacon and cheese filling).

A classic burger starts at £8 , while a side of fries is £4 (which seems to be fairly standard across most of the savoury stalls).

The loaded fries at Filthy fries start around £6 for a basic fries and curry sauce or gravy, while the salt and chilli chicken and chips will set you back £10 . A classic baked potato is priced at £8.50 at one of the stalls, rising to a tenner if you want to load it with toppings.

On the sweeter side, you can enjoy the ever popular pancakes and Nutella for £7 or grab a giant cookie for £4, while the dessert crumble comes in at £8 - for the s'mores and creme brulee versions add an extra £1.

Glasgow George Square Winterfest Drink prices

The covered bar is back again this year to ensure you can grab a drink no matter the weather. Sadly, there is no mulled El dorado this year, but you can still enjoy a mulled wine (£5) from the stalls outside the bar.

Pints of Dortmunder (which replaces ABK) will set you back £6.50 or its £7 for pints of Madri, while cider drinkers can get a pint for £6.

Anyone drinking non-alc beers will splash out £6 for a pint of Heineken 0, while those on spirits can expect to pay around £6 for their drink.

While red, white and rose wine in 125ml (£3.50) , 175 ml (£4.50) and 250 ml (£6).

Cans of soft drinks and bottles of water are on offer for around £2 from the various vendors around the site.

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