What do you recon the best place to eat on site is

[glastofever]

Value

Taste

Individuality

Not the growler! Ha!

[guypjfreak]

i ALWAYS make a pilgrimage to these folks

http://dorsetblue.moonfruit.com/#/news/4543339130

[timbrass]

For those in Campervan West, Manor Farm (just other side of Stickelball Lane will be doing cooked breakfast to allcomers....should be good!

[dccool]

Ate some sushi which was surprisingly good on the Thursday in 2010.

God knows whereabouts it was as I then spent the rest of the festival trying to find it again without any luck...

Hopefully stumble across it this year....

[Al2006]

The Vegetarian (bear with me...) Mexican Stall - The Nachos are MASSIVE and taste amazing, whenever i walk around eating them everyone asks where i got them from

[Nyika]

No bones jones for a veggie breakfast. Goan fish company for curry. Oh and there's that scrummy cajun fries place, mmm.

[coma girl]

I always make a beeline for the stalls doing Caribbean food, there was one in West Holts field in 2010 that did a great curry goat.

The Oggy stall is good too as its pretty cheap and the portions are massive, I always buy one to share between 2 people.

[4AssedMonkey]

I love the Tartiflette Potates/Red Wine Sausage/Crispy Bits combo at La Grande Bouffe, but it is a bit pricey for what you get.

There was a cafe in the Green Fields that does a veggie cooked breakfast with dynamite organic filter coffee. Name escapes me but it was GOOD and only £4.50 with the drink.

Not managed to try a Goan Fish Curry yet but everyone raves about it, Maybe this year I'll risk spicy seafood at the place with the worst toilets on Earth!

[drewsstrat]

Yes Goan fish currys good off west holts stage, I got more into the pie minister pies and mash at iow last year, very nice.

The obvious stalls like the giant oggie pasties close to the other stage, le grande bouffe, and the jerk chicken all good. I found a lovely noodles and tempura stall and a giant Yorkshire pudding stall just short walk off left pyramid.

Then the veggie curry stall on the bridge, festival special, always try that.

There was a stall up park by tree cafe and rabbit hole doing what I can remember was like a teriyaki pancake cooked while you wait.. I may be wrong with the description, but I'm going to see if its there again as it was one of my favourites

You could spend a week trying the food!

Edited April 28, 2013 by drewsstrat

[Steve P]

Le Grande Buffet is a must, love the sausages they do. As has been said, pretty much all the carribean food on site is excellent. The crispy shallots that pieminister do are a thing of joy

[giantkatestacks]

The sit down sushi was in the park at one stage. The teriyaki pancake thing was also very good.

We always start the day if with a massive pot of yeo valley as well.

[saratink]

I love sausage fest sausages if you're facing the other stage its in the corner of the left hand side!

[grumpyhack]

Then the veggie curry stall on the bridge, festival special, always try that.

[giantkatestacks]

Yes their chai is very good. Arent they opposite some of the cheapest tea on site as well? Cant remember what that cafe is called though. Best remembered for where I bumped into the multiple slashes in 2010.

[Mardy]

This is making me proper hungry. It's the anti- 'Get fit for Glastonbury' thread.

[eoinca]

The Vegetarian (bear with me...) Mexican Stall - The Nachos are MASSIVE and taste amazing, whenever i walk around eating them everyone asks where i got them from

[UEF]

Chicken and chips opposite the pyramid. Not one for hipsters.

[redmosquito]

We found a hog roast place in 2011 that solid us a plate of crackling for a quid. It was amazing and kept a few of us quiet for ages.

I have no idea where it was though!

[Jules007]

Sausage and giant yorkshire pudding place near other stage

Remember it being good a few years back but not been for a while

[coma girl]

We found a hog roast place in 2011 that solid us a plate of crackling for a quid. It was amazing and kept a few of us quiet for ages.

I have no idea where it was though!

[MrZigster]

A Pieminister Mothership is a must.

Isn't there already a thread for this?

[redmosquito]

There's a lovely stone baked pizza place in the greenfields I think. It's one of our must do places every year.

[ladybird33]

Pieminister mmmm

I like the tea and toast van in the park as well

And my fav has to be the blue note cafe

[eoinca]

The cajun fries in the place near the goan fish curry stall are fantastic as well.

Edited April 28, 2013 by eoinca

[DDB]

Pie Minister for a real gutbusting feed

Goan fish curry

Moorish(i think, unless this is the name of my local kebab shop :-s but its a couple to the right of the Goan place and is amazing)

The time I went to le Grande Bouffe I found it disappointing, will prob give it another go as it has quite the reputation