The star revealed he loved not just the bar but also its name.
It seems the Scots actor, known for famously playing Jamie Fraser on the hit time-travelling show, has a soft spot for a west-end institution, paying homage to Stravaigin on Gibson Street in his latest video, a guide to Scotland for Condé Nast Traveler.
In the clip on Youtube, he says: "This is a beautiful word. Stravaig. Or if you are doing this, you are stravaiging. One of my favourite bars in Glasgow is called Stravaigin. It means to wander, or to go for a wee stroll, normally in the hour before sunset. You know, the golden hour. I love that one.
Earlier this year, Heughan posted a photo on Instagram of himself with the staff in Stravaigin as he dropped off a bottle or two of his signature 'Sassenach' whisky.
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