Grub?

[teajunky85]

Hi

I've been to V and the only food on offer there was burgers, pizza and more burgers!

I hear there are some incredible food stalls dotted around at Glastonbury including a watermelon stall, afternoon tea and that you can sit down for a three course meal. Is this true and where is it?

[MissB]

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[stuartbert two hats]

Hi

I've been to V and the only food on offer there was burgers, pizza and more burgers!

I hear there are some incredible food stalls dotted around at Glastonbury including a watermelon stall, afternoon tea and that you can sit down for a three course meal. Is this true and where is it?

[Kyelo]

The food is that good, it's something I actually really look forward to haha

Absolutely everything on offer from £0 and up tis great!

Altogether now....."NOM, NOM, NOM!"

[TerryTeo]

You can eat very well and healthily at Glasto.

People speak of this Growler thing but TBH that looks like the worst bit of grub on offer!

Food is available all over the site and is fairly standard prices for festivals

[Rhyscot]

Think of something, and the chances are you'd probably find it somewhere around the festival . A favourite of mine is the MASSIVE toad in the hole. It was worth the bowl ache afterwards.

[Kyelo]

You can eat very well and healthily at Glasto.

People speak of this Growler thing but TBH that looks like the worst bit of grub on offer!

Food is available all over the site and is fairly standard prices for festivals

[Guest musiclove123]

Yeah you can be healthy but then I couldn't have a fry up in a bun, jerk chicken, burritos etc etc

Although have to say the stuff the Harekrishnas give out for free is aight!

Standard festival prices, well it can be but you can get cheaper and far better quality!

[LusciousLucy]

You can eat very well and healthily at Glasto.

People speak of this Growler thing but TBH that looks like the worst bit of grub on offer!

Food is available all over the site and is fairly standard prices for festivals

[StoneCircle]

Yes I too can honestly say I have never had a burger at Glastonbury as there is so much choice! Never had a Growler either but intend to follow Lucy's law this year!!

[epping2ongar]

you can get tea for 50p somewhere in the green fields if i remember rightly...

[Frames]

Last year being my 1st and only really spending my time round Other, Main, Jazzworld and Dance areas I thought the food wasn't any different from any other festival. Did get a nice fresh chicken burger from the walk from Other to Jazzworld other than that it was ok. But I didn't really explore thats what this year is for.

[Douzeper]

Think it would be easier to list the food that is not available, than what is

[ukslim]

I paid 5 pounds for a cheese burger. 1.20 for tea (water and a teabag). It's the same at all festivals-they take the p*ss!

[Mahdnyw]

Plenty of good cheap food around, just stay away from the main areas

And while some food may look pricey, the portions sizes are pretty good = value for money

You're never going to get high street prices, but Glasto is definitely one of the best festivals for food/price. Can't wait to tuck into sausage & mash at Le Grand Boeuf

[Guest musiclove123]

Simple solution: don't do that.

Edited April 28, 2010 by musiclove123

[ukslim]

Don't drink tea? Or track to the greenfields for a 50p one? I can't stand URT milk so tend not to make my own

[Aragorn]

deffo in the greenfields you can get tea at 50p and decent tea aswell. In fact the stall I kept going back to did homemade cake for a £1 too - bloody lovely place

Edited April 28, 2010 by Aragorn

[rabid]

I paid 5 pounds for a cheese burger. 1.20 for tea (water and a teabag).

[Negative_Creep]

the aussie bbq is good, basically anything other than the run of the mill burger vans.

I had some nice garlic prawns last year.....they cost me about £7 though,.

If you want reasonably cheap, filling and tasty then go down the pie-based route.....there is all manner of pasties, square pies etc

[teajunky85]

I paid 5 pounds for a cheese burger. 1.20 for tea (water and a teabag). It's the same at all festivals-they take the p*ss!

[tilt]

Don't drink tea? Or track to the greenfields for a 50p one? I can't stand URT milk so tend not to make my own

[Guest musiclove123]

Take milk powder instead.

[Kyelo]

If you want to buy stuff from around the mainstages then it will cost you, go for a stroll around and get better grub, cheaper. Plus you get to see the sights/sounds/smells that make Glastonbury, Glastonbury. Simple

[PadgeMuff]

We'll need to take lots of money then!