Glastonbury food with pictures

[garc1a]

11 hours ago, K2SO said:

I'm looking for gyros. Anybody found any?

There's a gyros jus round from West Holt's. Face away from stage, same side as brothers bar and just round bend to the right a couple of stalls along heading towards meeting point. 

Can't vouch for quality tho 

 

[Tranquility of Solitude]

11 hours ago, Barry Fish said:

WTF ? LMAO saw you coming 😄 

From this morning Glastonbury Free press. Please read it.

[MrBarry465]

17 hours ago, Cannedm said:

£10....Jesus Christ.

 

Most of these vendors have literally been clinging on these past few years and now with higher costs overall, I doubt they are making a huge amount.

[st dan]

As long as the food is of good quality and a decent enough portion size, then I have no issues at all with paying around the £10 mark for food - taking into account the festival premium, state of the economy/inflation, the effects of covid still being felt etc. 
 

Edited June 23, 2022 by st dan

[Glasto Weatherwatch]

Heard an awful rumour Le Grande Bouffe is missing from West Holts this year. Can anyone confirm? 

[4519dennis]

 Can someone remind me where No Bones Mr Jones is?

[danssol]

20 minutes ago, 4519dennis said:

 Can someone remind me where No Bones Mr Jones is?

Towards Williams Green from west holts 

[4519dennis]

Cheers 

[Toilet Duck]

54 minutes ago, Glasto Weatherwatch said:

Heard an awful rumour Le Grande Bouffe is missing from West Holts this year. Can anyone confirm? 

It is indeed missing. I haven’t managed to locate it anywhere else (so if someone stumbles across it let us know as I fancy some tartiflette and saucisson!)

[K2SO]

Found a Gyros place opposite BBC Introducing. Haven't had one yet but seen people eating them and they look huge

[Tranquility of Solitude]

Sam's Pies... Just down hill from Circus Tent on bend.

And at the risk of being told I was ripped off, it was delicious and just what I needed after my first shift. £11.50.

Edited June 23, 2022 by Tranquility of Solitude

[Flying_Hellfish]

No pics, but deluxe diner was awesome as usual.

Where's best for really good chips? Fryer engine confirmed on FB they can't afford to be here this year. Enjoyed their deep fried ones last time.

[al_coholic]

Burger stall at the edge of other stage field. £8.50 for a cheese burger but it was incredibly seasoned. 

[BBC7BBCHEAVEN]

Sausage heaven (I think it's called) just by the gateway, best I've had so far and a bargain at £8 for the works or £5 for basic (just onions)

Best avoided - the halloumi fries / burger place just as you exit from acoustic stage to theatre. Awful burger van style dry burger and bap.

Also just been caught by the ice cream van at the top of the gate C hill, £5 for a 99 poke, absolutely unbelievable.

 

Edited June 23, 2022 by BBC7BBCHEAVEN

[Kim Wrong-Un]

Photo really doesn't do it justice but the £5 breakfast from Eat the Farm was really good.

Great sausage patty, bacon, melted cheese and perfect egg in a brioche roll. Heinz and HP sauce.  Next to cashpoints between Leftfield and West Holts.

[DirtyLurker]

Recommends:

Leon' s in West Holts - veggie curries & salads - aubergine curry gets a big thumbs up from me (no pics, you can't see flavour!) £7 for a bowl with rice & 2 curries.

Veggie Fritter (shack/shop can't remember full name) on the left coming from side of flush to left side of pyramid  towards Leftfield - £9 for Dahl, veggie fritters & salad. £5 for veggie fritters & sauce - really tasty, I didn't want a full meal so had the £5 perfect, will go back for full meal!

Alice in Wonderland themed Tea & Cake, top of Theatre - oh my gosh the Battenburg cake 😍 £6 for a slice but is massive, homemade, amazing!

Support the traders, hospitality is hard, really fucking hard to survive & they pay so much for a pitch here.  £10 for a full meal is absolutely not to be sniffed at, you'd pay at least that much for a "meal" in a shitty chain pub where the food is bought in & banged in a microwave/fryer - many, many, many street food traders actually care about what they're cooking, quality ingredients & want you to enjoy it.

 

Edited June 24, 2022 by DirtyLurker
Missing words - prob still a bit drunk!

[eyebrain]

14 hours ago, K2SO said:

Found a Gyros place opposite BBC Introducing. Haven't had one yet but seen people eating them and they look huge

It was good! But not good enough to post here 🙂 

[hurdy]

Can confirm the coated cauliflower bites from Mexican Seoul next to BBC Introducing are insanely good

[elgatonegrofabricwardrobe]

13 hours ago, al_coholic said:

Burger stall at the edge of other stage field. £8.50 for a cheese burger but it was incredibly seasoned. 

Burger & Beyond? Had one yesterday and it was great.

 

Burger&Beyond>Burger Bear

[Gabi_says]

Avoid Noodle City left of Pyramid. Bland, overcooked rice... very bad, a waste of money and ingredients. 

[About Today]

Has anyone found the Hari Krishna tent? It's normally a tradition for me to have one meal and a sit down in there each year.

[DirtyLurker]

16 hours ago, About Today said:

Has anyone found the Hari Krishna tent? It's normally a tradition for me to have one meal and a sit down in there each year.

Not seen their tent but we had Crumble - so good btw, cherry crumble & vanilla ice cream,  sat outside Leftfield Thurs night and Hare Krishna came past and podded in front of us chanting, their tent may be near there?

[Toilet Duck]

3 minutes ago, DirtyLurker said:

Not seen their tent but we had Crumble - so good btw, cherry crumble & vanilla ice cream,  sat outside Leftfield Thurs night and Hare Krishna came past and podded in front of us chanting, their tent may be near there?

I had it with custard…bloody marvellous! 
 

[she bangs the drums]

Full English from the Breakfast Bus near The Woods (John Peel area) was decent enough.

[moogster]

17 hours ago, About Today said:

Has anyone found the Hari Krishna tent? It's normally a tradition for me to have one meal and a sit down in there each year.

Pennards hill, on the way up strummerville