Food at Reading

[Loutag]

What are the food stalls like? Are they varied with healthy options or just burger and chips?!

[Chris_Hayter88]

I should imagine so. I didn't really look around at the food stalls last year as I mostly bought my own food but I think they would cater to all tastes.

There are healthy boil in the bag meals which I bought last year, just buy yourself a hexi stove with tablets, small pan and cutlery and your ready to go. It would be cheaper in the long run.

Edited July 7, 2015 by Chris_Hayter88

[Test_Tube_Baby]

There is everything there. From soup to pasta to porridge. Its pretty crazy actually

[liamrooney]

There are a few veggie stalls usually so head there for some healthy foods!

[bca]

There's normally a tortilla place just to the left of main stage which is effing amazing. You'll probably find it easier to get healthy food in the arena than in the campsites.

[Bisque]

It's mostly shite within the arena, the better food is outside.

[kurtwba]

Breakfast = dominos 

dinner = dominos 

tea = dominos 

 

outside orange and red entrance is a dominos stall £3 for a 6 slice pizza thats all i eat when i'm there.

[Bisque]

Sausage, mash, beans in a big Yorkshire pudding smothered in gravy, brown sauce & mustard. Decent portions & it will be all you need all day, sometimes too much.

 

Avoid the bacteria ridden luke warm Chinese noodles if you don't want to shart an hour later in a crowd miles away from a bog & the cardboard kebabs if you don't want to shit for a week after.

[gooner1990]

last year they had a 'mobile' Subway in Reading Rivermead car park.

[glasto-worker]

What are the food stalls like? Are they varied with healthy options or just burger and chips?!

 

this is the full price list of what food is sold http://www.readingfestival.com/sites/live.b.leedsfestival.com/files/images/information/PDF/ccs_pricing_2015_leeds_and_reading.pdf

 

but as its so close to outside shops your options are open.