Food Stall Recommendation

[StoneCircle]

sorry, no. I noted it down but don't have a location yet.

Edited April 4, 2014 by StoneCircle

[CaledonianGonzo]

Can you give me a better idea where Tibetan Kitchen is as this has baffled me! Thanks

[morph100]

I just popped in this thread to see when the food line up is being announced, will the Goan Fish Curry stall headline West Holts etc and I see to my delight people are already building it up in lists :-) brilliant work people.

[joy114]

I just popped in this thread to see when the food line up is being announced, will the Goan Fish Curry stall headline West Holts etc and I see to my delight people are already building it up in lists :-) brilliant work people.

[Sam92]

I can't remember the name of it, but has anyone checked out the burger stand in the park which sells all kinds of bizarre meats. I had a delicious alligator burger there last year, but they were selling plenty of other meats including mountain goat, buffalo and horse. Well worth it if you're looking to try something new.

[frostypaw]

that's going to really screw the pooch on the eat-all-animals game... do they have pooch?

[coma girl]

A list/clashfinder to print out would be quite handy especially for the smaller and harder to find stalls.

[carlosj]

From memory it's on the left hand side on the path from the Pyramid field in towards babylon at the cider bus side.

Never eaten there though. Will reconsider if there's good word on it, but Tibetan cuisine isn't really much to write home about usually. Love the place and the culture, but the scran is pretty basic.

[matt_berr]

the bubble and squeak place at the bottom of the park was great - bubble and squeak, spinach, spicy salsa and poached egg accompanied by a bloody mary..... thats the way to get the day started

[russycarps]

the bubble and squeak place at the bottom of the park was great - bubble and squeak, spinach, spicy salsa and poached egg accompanied by a bloody mary..... thats the way to get the day started

[rischbrit]

the bubble and squeak place at the bottom of the park was great - bubble and squeak, spinach, spicy salsa and poached egg accompanied by a bloody mary..... thats the way to get the day started

[Andywright88]

I remember a lady selling pork skewers marinated in oyster sauce. It was like £2.50 for 2 skewers. Near the lost in the orchard bar (I think that's what it was called) she never had a queue and it was the perfect quick fix if you couldn't wait. Come to think of it. I was there a lot.

[gerardfenton18]

im not sure if its already been posted but as i am currently sampling this fine cuisine it has sprung to mind....

Tea and Toast Stand

[pentura]

im not sure if its already been posted but as i am currently sampling this fine cuisine it has sprung to mind....

Tea and Toast Stand

[sprigpod]

I like the Avalon Cafe, pretty good food with also the added bonus of live music.

[ICGenie]

I can't remember the name of it, but has anyone checked out the burger stand in the park which sells all kinds of bizarre meats. I had a delicious alligator burger there last year, but they were selling plenty of other meats including mountain goat, buffalo and horse. Well worth it if you're looking to try something new.

[frostypaw]

And hopefully a lot less of those manky, cold bacon and sausie rolls!

[CaledonianGonzo]

Now I've got myself thinking. Just how many breakfast options are there?

[frostypaw]

Have mentioned this before, but not as many as you'd maybe think. Most places switch to bog-standard bacon roll type options during the early part of the day.

[coma girl]

Breakfast is the one meal I have at the tent, just can't hack standing queuing for food when I'm still recovering in the morning although that bubble and squeak stall sounds like it may be worth the effort.

[captain reido]

Never had Bubble & Squeak.

[london_ajay]

Just off the railway track from West Holts is a lovely vegetarian pizza stall with the best tasting pizzas, had one on the sunday before going to see Blur in 2009. Pizza with home-made dough, crisps gently at the crust with amazing choices of toppings. Anyone know the name by chance?

Also, I got to try my very first Welsh oggie at a stall near the Other stage, a superbly giant pastie, which would have seen me through the whole day if it wasn't for the other amazing smells as I bimbled past the stalls.

Try the very nice (and free) lentil daal given by the hare krishnas in their tent. It's a really peaceful sanctuary away from the crowds anytime, singing is optional! I helped around a bit when leaving, picking up other people's discarded plates with a friend.

I am yet to try the "Fowler Growler", if it's still at Glasto then I'll look forward to a not-so-wholesome bun with big fat chips, topped with bacon and cheese plus any sauce of your choosing! Any clue if they'll be there?

Edited April 9, 2014 by london_ajay

[nat_appleshaker]

I'd recommend breakfast at Strumpets with Crumpets, they do all kinds of sweet & savoury options & a nice cup of builders tea to wash it down with. Didn't manage to get there last year but in 2011 it was opposite the Bourbon Street bar & set me up nicely for the day.

[drewsstrat]

Welsh oggie pasties, between pyramid and other , huge!

[CHRLY]

There was quite a nice kebab stall near other stage, could anyone name it?