Glastonbury food with pictures

[ColdSideofthePillow]

I'm literally salivating when reading this post.

First glasto this year and my belly is in for a treat

[MrZigster]

I prefer the kedgeree to the curry to be honest. Ok I'd agree that it's not as big a deal as myself and others may make out, but for a Glastonbury breakfast (they stop selling it at midday) it's just perfect slow release energy stuff isn't it? (I'm no dietician).

Sooner that than a random sub Wetherspoon's greasy spoon.

[ColdSideofthePillow]

An awesome selection of delectable delights

Edited May 18, 2015 by ColdSideofthePillow

[The Placid Casual]

An awesome selection of delectable delights

What an odd comment to come out with out of the blue

[mike99]

What an odd comment to come out with out of the blue

Agreed

[BlackHole2006]

Anyone know if The Lamb Joint was still there last year? Was an absolute favorite for me.

Edited May 25, 2015 by BlackHole2006

[South]

Just seen Twitter post from pieminister - they won't be there this year!!

[ColdSideofthePillow]

What an odd comment to come out with out of the blue

Kind of what's said when you are 4 pages behind and cba to read all the way through to the end

[stuartbert two hats]

Although passable, this is probably the most overrated food stall at glastonbury. Had kedgeree and it was alright. Had a curry and it was alright. But people seem to gush about it as if it serves ambrosia and nectar.

No shit rice pudding jokes please

It may have gone downhill. I've started hearing this recently about it being overrated. I had the kedgeree last year and it was a bit shit. However, I had the fish curry in 2008 and it was utterly wonderful.

Not exactly a double blind experiment, I grant you.

[fifilamore]

Annie Mae's Mac and cheese - Macaroni cheese, basil, bacon and basil oil - was lush but had to queue a while for it!

There was also an amazing grilled cheese sandwhich place across from it - was a yellow ice cream van i think

Edited May 28, 2015 by fifilamore

[youngatheart]

Ok i will ask as im obviously too lazy to check where can a get a decent sausage casserole from....

[CaledonianGonzo]

Best hot sausage dish on the site is the tartiflette from La Grande Bouffe.

[The Nal]

Best hot sausage dish on the site is the tartiflette from La Grande Bouffe.

Agree 100%. Followed by a whisk(e)y. A proper dinner.

[MrZigster]

I prefer the kedgeree to the curry to be honest. Ok I'd agree that it's not as big a deal as myself and others may make out, but for a Glastonbury breakfast (they stop selling it at midday) it's just perfect slow release energy stuff isn't it? (I'm no dietician).

Sooner that than a random sub Wetherspoon's greasy spoon.

I can't believe someone's minus oned me for that post!

You what?

Do you work for WS or one of the substandard brekky places?

[hulk mike]

Annie Mae's Mac and cheese - Macaroni cheese, basil, bacon and basil oil - was lush but had to queue a while for it!

There was also an amazing grilled cheese sandwhich place across from it - was a yellow ice cream van i think

This mac and cheese did me in last time (2013)

it seemed gritty, and had hotdogs and bbq sauce, very strange

definitely wasn't the crate of stella during the rolling stones and sunstroke from claiming "i dont burn in the uk" and refusing to wear sun screen.........

[gmb1992]

Annie Mae's Mac and cheese - Macaroni cheese, basil, bacon and basil oil - was lush but had to queue a while for it!

There was also an amazing grilled cheese sandwhich place across from it - was a yellow ice cream van i think

This looks ace

[CaledonianGonzo]

This mac and cheese did me in last time (2013)

it seemed gritty, and had hotdogs and bbq sauce, very strange

This same dish gave me the mother of all carb crashes. Would not repeat.

[mike99]

Glastonbury best buy are they still doing this?

[LEDZEP66]

Is there any moroccan stalls around that anyones spotted? bit of Lamb tagine would go down nicely

[CaledonianGonzo]

Is there any moroccan stalls around that anyones spotted? bit of Lamb tagine would go down nicely

This place is more about mezze and filo pastries, but they might have tagine on the odd time:

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/food.php?fid=162

[gmb1992]

This place is more about mezze and filo pastries, but they might have tagine on the odd time:

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/food.php?fid=162

Hadn't seen the food traders bit on efests, thanks for bringing that to my attention

[frostypaw]

Is there any moroccan stalls around that anyones spotted? bit of Lamb tagine would go down nicely

I have definitely seen lamb tagine on sale.... but i'm buggered if i can remember exactly where.

The walk from william's green and the worker's tower down to west holts is a cavalcade of tasty treats though, that's always a good start looking for foods.

[mike99]

Do we know if people who use the buses get the money off vouchers again this year?

[Festival Liam]

Do we know if people who use the buses get the money off vouchers again this year?

Always fun finding stalls to take them, especially in the more central areas.

[mike99]

Always fun finding stalls to take them, especially in the more central areas.

Agreed