Glastonbury food with pictures

[The Nal]

23 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

I reckon a gourmet Growler could be pretty good:

• Sourdough bread.
• Triple cooked chips.
• Kerrygold butter on the bread (lots of it).
• Dry Cured bacon.
• Mix of cheese, say Stilton, brie and cheddar.
• Dijon mustard.
• Some decent quality mayo, at least Hellman's.
• Freshly ground black pepper.

Mix a bit of sriracha or Louisiana hot sauce into the mayo and you have a sale sir

[grumpyhack]

13 hours ago, grumpyhack said:

Sorry I can't go back through all of this thread but the three places we always visit at Glasto are No Bones Jones, La Grande Bouffe for a Tartiflette and the Indian Veggie Curry stall run by Suiresh and his family on the bridge.

 

[CaledonianGonzo]

"Your growler will be twenty minutes sir - we're just batch cooking the fries for the second of the three times required."

[mjsell]

8 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

"Your growler will be twenty minutes sir - we're just batch cooking the fries for the second of the three times required."

I'd wait.

[Stokesy10]

28 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

By this thing in William's Green.

 

There are Indian Street Food places all over the site - but the place actually called that is up by the entrance to West Holts as you walk down from the railway track.

Excellent thanks mate. I have a serious obsession with Indian food, had a brilliant veg curry in 2015 but I'm going on a serious binge this year.

[The Nal]

18 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

"Your growler will be twenty minutes sir - we're just batch cooking the fries for the second of the three times required."

Prefer that than "Your growler will be ready in 30 seconds sir - just as soon as I mash yesterdays twice reheated chips into the unevenly cooked soggy breadroll and top it with the cheese thats been sitting within reach of the rain all day. That'll be £6.50."

[stuartbert two hats]

1 minute ago, The Nal said:

Prefer that than "Your growler will be ready in 30 seconds sir - just as soon as I mash yesterdays twice reheated chips into the unevenly cooked soggy breadroll and top it with the cheese thats been sitting within reach of the rain all day. That'll be £6.50."

The real life Growlers were drier than that.

Edited February 28, 2017 by stuartbert two hats

[fightoffyour]

On 24/01/2017 at 10:20 AM, Quark said:

Bloody Mary is the connoisseur's breakfast tipple of choice. But with all the trimmings. Plenty of tabasco to clear out one's pipes.

Nothing wrong with a white russian I should add.  Just not my preference.

Hazelnut Soplica coffee is the connoisseur's breakfast tipple of choice.

[CaledonianGonzo]

My ‘never queue for anything at Glastonbury’ rule extends to chip butties, whether proletarian or gentrified.

[The Nal]

As does mine in fairness. Showers I'll give 5-10 minutes but thats it. 

And maybe for the brisket sambo from the smoke house place. 

Edited February 28, 2017 by The Nal

[Tartan_Glasto]

56 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

By this thing in William's Green.

 

There are Indian Street Food places all over the site - but the place actually called that is up by the entrance to West Holts as you walk down from the railway track.

When I was drunk and lost at night last year that's the thing I headed for thinking it was the light atop the Pyramid Stage...I was wrong and cried.

[giantkatestacks]

44 minutes ago, Stokesy10 said:

Excellent thanks mate. I have a serious obsession with Indian food, had a brilliant veg curry in 2015 but I'm going on a serious binge this year.

Yes theres a big Indian Street Food up by West Holts but my fave is  the South Indian Street Food near the Tony Benn tower just down from the Glastonbury concession stall with the dosas and the mahoosive bhajis. The Avalaon Indian mentioned upthread is also very good as well - we go there for masala fries.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Ah...right.  this is the one at WH

Looks like it's official name might be ZOUK

[Quark]

Sod it.  I'm just going to Pac Man my way around this year and hope I see a band I like on the way.

[Ducky89]

I'm pretty sure there was a member of the forum who posted quite a bit on the back of the festival last year inspired to apply as a food trader this year - if you are reading - did you get in?!

[Quark]

2 hours ago, fightoffyour said:

Hazelnut Soplica coffee is the connoisseur's breakfast tipple of choice.

Hmm.  I'm not normally a fan of flavoured coffee, although booze is slightly more acceptable.  I'll stick with the BM.

[sheffieldlady]

I'm wanting street food / a trader for a wedding party - Glastonbury is my research base. Not sure if it'll go down well, but I might even ask the question.
Do you think getting a slot on the traders list for Glastonbury is a better feeling than getting a ticket?

I'm always super excited about the food!

[PurpleFire]

7 hours ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Ah...right.  this is the one at WH

Looks like it's official name might be ZOUK

Very good Panner Wrap from there. We had 3 in the time we was there!

[StoneCircle]

11 hours ago, The Nal said:

And maybe for the brisket sambo from the smoke house place. 

That was seriously good, hope they return in June!

[StoneCircle]

8 hours ago, sheffieldlady said:

I'm wanting street food / a trader for a wedding party - Glastonbury is my research base. Not sure if it'll go down well, but I might even ask the question.
Do you think getting a slot on the traders list for Glastonbury is a better feeling than getting a ticket?

I'm always super excited about the food!

Is it a Yorkshire wedding? http://www.market-wraps.co.uk/ do a speciality Yorkshire pudding wrap containing a roast dinner! Would love them to be at Glastonbury!

[McCor]

Friday morning. Other Stage, an ale, and a Welsh Oggie. Brown sauce on the side. 

I'm counting the days....

[Chipbarm]

7 hours ago, McCor said:

Friday morning. Other Stage, an ale, and a Welsh Oggie. Brown sauce on the side. 

I'm counting the days....

They were selling Oggies at £2 a pop on the Sunday in 2015. I couldn't believe my luck so bought 3.

[CaledonianGonzo]

11 hours ago, PurpleFire said:

Very good Panner Wrap from there. We had 3 in the time we was there!

I don't want to complain about Indian street food places vending their wares wrapped in tortillas on every page of this thread, but this place is definitely guilty.

[JoeyT]

 

[Quark]

1 minute ago, JoeyT said:

 

You have my attention! I'll be making a beeline for this one, purely on the basis that I know nothing about Nigerian food