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

[Paf_82]

Pieminster is a definite, chapati man is also good. The healing fields has a cooking bit where you can get great food for a quarter the price of the stalls in the main areas.

[Guest]

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

[Ed209]

hands down the rotisserie chicken stand. Its my religion, I have to worship there once a day

[howlin_pete]

One year (2009 I think), I trekked from the Pyramid to West Holts, starving hungry, absolutely knackered, and had La Grande Bouffe Red Wine Sausage. I'm honestly not sure if I have ever enjoyed a meal more before or since then. I make sure I have one every year after that experience. Also, one of the crepe places near the pyramid sorted us out for breakfast each morning last time round

[Derby_Dave]

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

[Al2006]

As of this year I work next to borough market- they have a pieminister stall there- you can buy about 15 varieties hot or cold!

And on Monday's the mothership is only £5... To be fair it kind of gets rid of the festival magic as it is always available for me now!

[Istari]

Carribean stall in the Dance Village for curry goat (though the outline for Silver hayes indicates a wider range of Carribean stalls down there this year), Japanese noodle bar up from the Brothers Bar at West Holts for tempura. Falafal stall to the right of the West Holts stage for, well urm, falafal! Mexican stall in The Park for nachos

Plus most places in the Greenfields

[random_man]

Chapatiman!!

[Kyelo]

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.

Edited April 29, 2013 by Kyelo

[ladybird33]

As of this year I work next to borough market- they have a pieminister stall there- you can buy about 15 varieties hot or cold!

And on Monday's the mothership is only £5... To be fair it kind of gets rid of the festival magic as it is always available for me now!

[Avalon_Fields]

Veggie Curry Stall

Goan Curry

Pieminster

Oggie

....glad they all get plenty of recommendations, I try to go to them all each year.

My son does the Hari Khrishna tent for free food daily, always says it's good (And not yet converted either...)

[Mardy]

But you need food to live, whereas exercise is not a good thing - if you're fit you don't need it and if you're unfit, it can kill you.

Edited April 29, 2013 by Mardy

[scmusic]

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

[scmusic]

hands down the rotisserie chicken stand. Its my religion, I have to worship there once a day

[slats]

Love the kedgeree from the fish curry stall,

To be honest though apart from having a Lebanese meal from a stall up near that Park I don't think Ive ever had something I didn't like...

To be honest even that time it was my own fault for not asking what it was before I bought it ... ended up being cold minced lamb wrapped in a mint leaf

[Ed209]

If it's the same one that they had at Bestival a couple years back, and they let the chucks drip down onto the potatoes, then I am joining this church. We went back multiple times at Bestival...

[dan05delaney]

Love the kedgeree from the fish curry stall,

To be honest though apart from having a Lebanese meal from a stall up near that Park I don't think Ive ever had something I didn't like...

To be honest even that time it was my own fault for not asking what it was before I bought it ... ended up being cold minced lamb wrapped in a mint leaf

[cokebabies92]

Pizza to the people is always a winner. Best pizzas on site.

[Sawdusty surfer]

Yam the cassava is delicious. Eat in area. Proper plates and cutlery. Really nice and reasonably priced.

[jamesrfisher]

If it's the same one that they had at Bestival a couple years back, and they let the chucks drip down onto the potatoes, then I am joining this church. We went back multiple times at Bestival...

[Wooderson]

Big fan of the Hippy Chippy. Gluten Free aswell.

[slats]

wow that sounds..... interesting

[pie_and_a_pint]

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

[StoneCircle]

I too am also a fan of Roaming Rotisserie http://www.roamingrotisserie.co.uk/Home.html

and The Hog Roast which in 2011 were practically neighbours opposite Bread and Roses.

We wander round on Wednesday looking at whats new and make a note of anything that takes our fancy as you are bound to forget where it is otherwise.

[frostypaw]

Can I put in another vote for La Grande Bouffe? But you have to have the full sausage + tartiflette to get the best value, kills the appetite like a kick to the stomach to abuse a more famous quote.

Not far behind though is the Tapas next door, seems like it could be a fiddly expensive mess and it was dear but each year has to be done and always finish hopping-around excited about the lovely noms.

And a mid-festival fish+chips seems to do wonders for the constitution even if it's not super-special - must be those fishy oils.