FOOD STALLS your looking forward to...

[tentgirl09]

The pancake stall in the green fields. nom nom nom

Also the Vegan food stall next to it does a wicked bean burger and the falafel stall in the park. Nothing special but I look forward to them nonetheless

[teajunky85]

The Tiny Tea Tent is AMAZING! I can't wait to visit again this year.

[Derby_Dave]

Don't be fooled. They are minging.

[Alcatraz]

I remember burning my mouth eating a Growler. I was full for a long time, but its not exactly refined gastronomy

[Ketteringsim]

Just a quick one, where is the Tiny Tea Tent. Was a great place to chillout at Beautiful days.

[annax]

No Bones Jones - great veggie variety

The farmer's place that does a local cheese ploughmans

Even the Fine Burger Company when a London-style veggie burger is required

The ice cream place on the way to the green fields

The veggie Mexican place on the right in the main passage between Pyramid and Other (near the fresh fruit place)

The place that does egg and chips on the left of the pyramid stage on the way to what used to be the Queens Head

So hungry now. Might go to the movies and have an FBC burger up at Finchley Road tonight.

[pennimania]

No Jone Bones is great and on the Monday morning they have knockdown prices AND their coffee is lovely

AND so are their staff

[LusciousLucy]

The new Caribbean stall that is right opposite the Cider Bus on the right side of the market does AWESOME jerk chicken wraps for just a fiver with the most incredible sauces you can put on yourself. Really hoping they are back this year. I think the name Claire's comes into play possibly.

When walking along to the circus field there was a big new cafe that was selling sticky toffee pudding and cream - I didnt visit. I SHALL this year

The meze/moroccan food stall just opposite Pennards Wines is amazing too.

[Georgeh]

Had some excellent food last year but the most memorable was the excellent freshly baked cheese rolls stuffed with about 4 rashers of bacon from the bakery just round from gate C, I think it was called Pilton Village Bakery. Ate butty whilst walking down to cider bus & top off with a pint on ice cold cider, a perfect way to start the day. I also took a liking to the Cornish Strawberries & Clotted cream & the Yeo Valley frozen Yogurt.

[Bonedaddy]

To be honest the food makes up about 40% of my Glasto experience, I bloody love it!!!

[budvar]

Pieminister! ...my absolute favourite. Just hope they have some matadors this year...

[budvar]

Did anyone visit the "Sausage Fest" last year? I wanted to just so I could make many jokes along the lines of "I had a sausage fest on the friday" - never actually visited the stall though - just had a photo outside it.

[markeee]

sausage fest where's that?

and a bakery on site..think I'll give that a visit didn't know there was one, not even sure where acoustic or kidz is without looking at a map!

[budvar]

sausage fest where's that?

and a bakery on site..think I'll give that a visit didn't know there was one, not even sure where acoustic or kidz is without looking at a map!

[Lucanesque]

Loved the veggie pizza place at the entrance to the green fields, but without a doubt the food I'm looking forward to the most is the jerk chicken place that is somewhere between the Chill n Charge and the meeting point... White tent, you know the one, near a crossroads, and a bar, definitely opposite a bar.

[tolywoly]

I've heard good things about the Goan Fish Curry. Fancy giving it a shot this year.

[ukslim]

I've heard good things about the Goan Fish Curry. Fancy giving it a shot this year.

[grumpyhack]

An annual must for us is the Indian Veggie Curry stall run by Suresh and his family on the bridge as you go into the Jazzworld field. Normally got chairs and tables outside. A £5.99 festival special sets you up for the day.

[tolywoly]

You should! The same stall does kedgeree for breakfast.

[Storm_NL]

*you're

On a more mundane note, I've always been a regular for a cheese & spinach / cheese & ham Crepe from the Pizza/Falafel/Crepe line of stands in the main "town" area.

Always.

I've become quite a regular, to the point of recognising and being recognised by the more regular staff there. On the whole, the standard has been quite high.

Last year however, new staff... new staff, who it seems, could not even fold a crepe up properly. Absolutely no idea.

So, this is a food stall I am looking forward to, but will ultimately, probably be horribly let down by.

Always put aside a few pounds towards the end of the festival for Blue Moon's (is it Blue Moon?) spicy potato wedges in cheese sauce.

I have no idea where this cheese comes from, I just know I want more.

[MamaJojo]

avoid anything served in bread rolls on Sunday, if past experience is anything to go by it's like eating a cardboard sandwich

[glastouser]

did anybody go to the thai food stall just up from the cider bus on the way towards leftfield tower??? on the left.... think it may have won some award from the festival the previous year,.....

green curry spring rolls noodles rice and crackers..... ruddy lovely!

[Festival Liam]

I liked the flatbread cone things near the main stage. Jamemd full of salad, with a choice of topping if I remember correctly. Had it for lunch on Sunday and the salad was just what I wanted. Bit over priced I seem to remember, but at the time well worth it.

[Storm_NL]

Bit over priced I seem to remember, but at the time well worth it.

[Mel & Claire]

Not food as such, but near the Green Fields (I think?) there was a fruit smoothie stall that sold a concoction called Immune Booster. Sublime and addictive. We go back every year.