Best Food 2014 Thread

[nicktrow]

Heard good things about tor. Rugby club, wish I new where it was can never find it.

[coma girl]

.Also, the stall in the Greenpeace field that sold bread. We had a plate of just-out-of-the-oven cheese and pesto focaccia which was so yummy.

[sazindie]

That stuff was lovely, sadly I made the mistake of going for the garlic bread and was given a bit of cold, hard, greasy baguette when my friends were stuffing their faces with the amazing focaccia

[pentura]

Had a nice veggie falafel pitta from a place in the Greenfields - called the Organic Falafel Co. or something like that? Absolutely delicious!

Also got a Square Pie one evening and that was pretty tasty too - even if that and a drink cost a hefty 10 quid!

[Ruwise]

The Lebanese Meze in the Park, Ghandi's Flip Flop at West Holts, Zouk on Tour Indian Street Food by West Holts and South Indian Street Food at Williams Green.

Also loved the cake at Avalon Cafe Salted Caramel Chocolate Torte. Actually took a lot of photos of food this year so will make an effort to get them on photobucket and link to my photos at some point.

Edited July 2, 2014 by Ruwise

[coma girl]

Agreed, the garlic baguette was pretty minging.

[alframsey]

The best food I had was for £5/6 from the Permaculture Gardens, yet again. Really Trully wonderfully tasty plate of veg stir fry with some kind of wheat thing and lovely fresh salad.The only other thing I had that was half way decent was mint & lamb pie wish mash and gravy, can't remember the place but it was quite for and decent price at £7, got a drink as well.

Everything else I had was shit, properly properly shit; I had fish & chips for £7.50 from somewhere and it was the worst I'd ever had in my life, from anywhere in the world, I bought two pasties from £5 with an unidentifiable taste and was dry as a bone, some pesto pasta which might have been okay but the torrential rain which followed straight after purchase put any taste to an end (plate was swimming in water) and finally I had a double cheese burger with onions as I had a craving and it made me want to be sick.

[A13]

Mackerel Masala Dahl from the Goan fish curry place at west holts was spot on.

[PhoenixNights2014]

Ostrich burger was good but the New Orleans gumbo from bobs crayfish (I think) was really tasty and actually served by very friendly American people, tho I wanted more in my bowl

[rubenz]

http://www.theguardian.com/music/gallery/2014/jun/30/glastonbury-2014-festival-food-in-pictures

Mmmmm glasto food...

[wozwebs]

Chapatiman - Chicken Tikka Massala in a wrap with mint sauce was tasty if a little messy (sauce ran down my top and shorts). £6.50. Opposite the EE charging place

Edited July 2, 2014 by wozwebs

[Chris;]

The place that had a French lady as stallholder by West Holts selling the creamy potato/bacon and sausage drizzled in white wine sauce. It was called Le Bouffe or something like that and the stall had 2 fibreglass cows outside. The food from there was excellent.

[FuzzyDunlop]

Obviously this is hardly gourmet, but there was a pie place between leftfield and the west Holts. It had the word "pies" in white above the stall, but I cannot remember the name of it (it did say)

Handmade Chicken and mushroom, onion mash and gravy. £7 or £8 with a drink. Big pieces of chicken, lovely pastry and overall a lovely pie!

[balti-pie]

Chapati man's chicken saag wrap with extra chilis was £6.50, and was really fuckin ace. I couldn't cram it into my face any quicker. Only problem was I had to compare every subsequent meal to that, and nothing from that point on matched it. Cool fellas in the hut, too

[miffmiffy]

Barnaby & Sykes - pie and chips for 7.50. Tasty pie and generous fillings for what I thought was a decent price.

And of course Yam the Cassava, stunning food on proper plates and everything!

[5co77ie]

There was a caribean place at Williams Green that was great - on the right as you faced the main tent.

[Toilet Duck]

Thai Smile Bournmouth just over the bridge from Beat Hotel was a favourite from our group.

[The Nal]

Heard good things about tor. Rugby club, wish I new where it was can never find it.

[esp]

Finally got myself to the goan fish curry place -amazing huge fish curry, loads of rice, and a bit of the other curry - caldine- on the rice too. Stupendous and authentic tasting. Also loved the carribean food at Williams green. Ate less widely than intended purely because of huge portions!

Edited July 2, 2014 by esp

[KryziF]

The veggie Mexican stall opposite the goan fish curry, huge filling bean burrito for £6 and really spicy

[TheParkAfterDark]

The best thing I had all weekend was the Rivelino from the pizza place in William's Green. Bloody messy to eat though! Their pepperoni offering was decent too.

[586]

The lamb bourek from Moorish was delicious. Also liked the pulled beef chilli from Soulful Food Company.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Two visits to La Grande Bouffe for tartiflette for me this year.

[DeanoL]

Two visits to La Grande Bouffe for tartiflette for me this year.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Noticed they had a second stall right near Pyramid this year, which surprised and impressed me - it's where I expect all the worst ones to be!