There was this curry stall...

[Kernow]

...have they left?

Back in 2003, on our first wonder round the site, we came across a fantastic curry stall on one of the main drags. I think it was called "African Curry", or "Africa something...". It became our tradition in following years that after setting up the tent and chilling out for a couple of hours, we would have a first meal there as a proper start to the Festival.

But after the fallow year in 2006 I can't find it anywhere. The great thing apart from the fantastic food was that you could sit down - they had half a dozen tables under cover, along side the stall.

In 2005 it was great with the flood, because we got a good meal with a few pints from from one of the bars and got out of the wet.

[timespeedsup]

Any particular 'main drag', to help narrow it down?

They do go alas. My favourite, the bakery near the acoustic field, disappeared last year.

[sjhande]

If its there again this year (and you eat fish of course)

The Goan Fish Curry from the stand t othe right of Jazzworld. Top stuff.......

[grumpyhack]

The Indian Veggie Curry stall just below the bridge as you go into the Jazz World field (the end furthest from the stage) - I'm sure someone will explain what bridge more precisely - is superb. They have their own tables and chairs in front of the stall, which makes for comfortable eating. Their Festival Special at £5.95 is magnificent.

[SunshineSky]

The Indian Veggie Curry stall just below the bridge as you go into the Jazz World field (the end furthest from the stage) - I'm sure someone will explain what bridge more precisely - is superb. They have their own tables and chairs in front of the stall, which makes for comfortable eating. Their Festival Special at £5.95 is magnificent.

[DaveMac]

The Indian Veggie Curry stall just below the bridge as you go into the Jazz World field (the end furthest from the stage) - I'm sure someone will explain what bridge more precisely - is superb. They have their own tables and chairs in front of the stall, which makes for comfortable eating. Their Festival Special at £5.95 is magnificent.