The range of food this year to be wider

[Kowalski]

All I care about is the Growler

[ampersand]

That looks great!

To hell with the curried goat though.

[Tugger2k]

on a semi-serious note.

i think its an element of the festy that doesnt get enough credit. you basically have the entire globes cuisine within a short walking distance.

obviously the quality can vary dramatically but theres some real bargains to be had.

my mate went for the 1st time in 07 (he's a very serious foodie, only went because his missis badgered him into it) and loved the music, but spent his whole time eating

Edited February 17, 2009 by Tugger2k

[BlackHole2006]

mmm.... glastonbury food.

The Yorkshire Puddings after los campesinos,

The Burgers after every set I saw,

The Acoustic cafe,

The shit chinese I had, which I ate beside a huge pile of spit.

Ahhh the memories.

Cheers,

BlackHole2006

[.jay.]

i can appreciate the goat curry vibes, but personally will over vote it for jerk chcken

Edited February 16, 2009 by .jay.

[.jay.]

looks revolting. someone had a full english in a baguette in 07. seemed a good idea but the bread got soggy quick and he lost most of it.

[grumpyhack]

A Festival Special at Suresh's Indian Veggie Curry stall always takes some beating. And he's got tables and chairs.

[Tugger2k]

A Festival Special at Suresh's Indian Veggie Curry stall always takes some beating. And he's got tables and chairs.

[chilli78]

is there goat in that??

[glastofreak]

Thanks for keeping us informed mike99. The West Indian place near the jazz field is called Yam Casarver, on a proper plate with knife and fork (thought I offten end up using my hands) £5 to £6 for a very filling tasty meal.

[DirkDiggler]

i agree tugger2k, the food does vary quite alot, in both value and quality, but there are some real diamonds in there, im a fan of the "curry goat" but my all time favorite for glastonbury has to be the paella, no cheep may i add, 7 or 8 quid i think, but a must for every day im there.

only 129 days!!!

[Tugger2k]

i agree tugger2k, the food does vary quite alot, in both value and quality, but there are some real diamonds in there, im a fan of the "curry goat" but my all time favorite for glastonbury has to be the paella, no cheep may i add, 7 or 8 quid i think, but a must for every day im there.

only 129 days!!!

[glastofreak]

DirkDiggler please tell me where the paella is I will defenatly give it a look. ie see the size of the que see what people come away with ( size and content)and may give it a try ( or more likely head back to Yam Casarver)

[DirkDiggler]

Its erm, if you head off to the left of the other stage (as if your looking at the stage) and it leads you through a walkway of shops, as if you were going to the pyramid stage, its just along there, im not going to lie, the portions are puny and its expensive but well worth it.

[Tugger2k]

Its erm, if you head off to the left of the other stage (as if your looking at the stage) and it leads you through a walkway of shops, as if you were going to the pyramid stage, its just along there, im not going to lie, the portions are puny and its expensive but well worth it.

Edited February 17, 2009 by Tugger2k

[glastofreak]

Thanks for the information DirkDiggler but with the punny portions I will probably stick to yam Casarver too yummy and large portions but i will give the place a look. ta once again.

[DirkDiggler]

no drama,

for me its just the thing i need, about 11 -12 ish, not been up long, feeling a little ropey, cant face a full on feast, and need something really tasty to accompany my first can.

Oh and another favorite has to be falafels in a pitta with loads of salad and humus. Good hot weather food.

Man i cant wait!!

Edited February 17, 2009 by DirkDiggler

[Tugger2k]

furry muff, i can appreciate the feeling

[yasgursfarmhand]

I am a big fan of Patties, there seems to be two stalls at GF that sell them. At one they are a bit rank, at the other they are lush. I can never remember which way round it is.