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Food Stall Recommendation


Guest Woffy

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I was a bit disappointed with Leon's (veggie place)- it always gets recommendations, so I tried it a year or two ago.

No Bones Jones was nicer!

Disappointed that Señor Moon/Blue Moon (whatever its called!- its by the right of WestHolts) was gone this year and replaced by nothing- they had good value veggie burgers with spicy wedges.

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Does anyone know of any Paella stalls at the festival? I've always tried to find one and never succeed.

Although Bestival has Wagamama, Pizza Express and a Nando's, I remember when I last went it had a Paella stall by the big top; dinner every day sorted, it was so good and filling!

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Does anyone know of any Paella stalls at the festival? I've always tried to find one and never succeed.

Although Bestival has Wagamama, Pizza Express and a Nando's, I remember when I last went it had a Paella stall by the big top; dinner every day sorted, it was so good and filling!

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I loved Ghandi's Flip Flop last year- probably best meal of the festival for me

I actually prefer square pie over pieminister

Also like the halumi cones by the pyramid and had a great pizza from the wood fired pizza place just done from accoustic field/top of circus field. They're also at Croissnat Neuf

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gonna have to check out the french sausage place ..im abit finaky i tend to eat abit in my wagon [ cos i can ] and then live off the Dorset Blue Soup opposite the ostrich burger bar .....i USED to love the french garlic bread but bthe dont seem to do that any more

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Interesting concept, if there was a particularly nice food stall, would it sway you to watch a different band?

The Beat - West Holts - 14.30 (feat a particularly tasty fish masala) versus Christy Moore - Avalon - 14:35 (feat jerk chicken on flatbread)

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