Veggie

[ItsBadForYa]

Having converted to vegetarianism in July of last year, this will be my first Glasto as a non-meat eater.

Could anyone recommend some decent stalls from which to get my nosh?

Cheers in advance.

[bexj]

Well, you'll be spoilt for choice! Depends to some extent if you are happy to eat food cooked at a place that serves meat (Moorish in West holts for example) or if you just want to pure veggie... Like the curry stall just over the bridge from West holts, or hurly burly in the car us fields. And if you make your way to the greenfield there are hundreds of great food stalls, pretty much all veggie

[Mr.Tease]

Having converted to vegetarianism in July of last year, this will be my first Glasto as a non-meat eater.

Could anyone recommend some decent stalls from which to get my nosh?

Cheers in advance.

[ItsBadForYa]

Great stuff. Thanks, folks!!

[Bobs]

You'll be spoilt.

I only really try to eat from the Veggie Stalls because they are so bloody nice.

You'll love it.

[Yesiamaduck]

I can easily go without meat at Glasto due to the choices, I never make note of stall names though, I'm shit at names!

You're less likely to get the shits

[eFestivals]

Plus there is a new place called Ghandi's Flip flop- haven't tried that one yet.

I have.

They do the most lush samosas I've ever tasted in my life.

Last year they were on the main drag in West Holts, tho they weren't the most conspicuous of stalls.

[GlastoSimon]

Don't think I ate meat at Glastonbury last year - and I'm not a vegetarian. So much choice, tasty stuff too!

[Bisque]

Loads of veggie stuff available, my friend usually goes for a Square Pie or a Growler around the Other stage

[Yesiamaduck]

Loads of veggie stuff available, my friend usually goes for a Square Pie or a Growler around the Other stage

Edited April 29, 2014 by Yesiamaduck

[Pink_Tequila]

Pura Vida vegetarian mexican, at The Park or round from Other Stage.

[sime]

I'm a veggie and I love eating at Glastonbury. So many places to choose! I've always found the better stuff is away from the main areas, especially up in and around the Greenfields. Plus for a donation (or not, the choice is yours) you can get a 'freeish' tasty veggie meal from the Buddhas down in one of the main shopping strips, I forget exactly where. I think somewhere near West Holts field.. Happy bunch those Buddhas

Edited April 29, 2014 by sime

[ian the worm]

Careful though. I'm a strict veggie and got given late night Chinese chicken noodles when asked for veggie ones. Had a fucking discussing mouthful before shouting merry hell at them. Bastards.

[ladybird33]

The blue note cafe. They moved to the park last yr. Always pay a visit! Loads of good veggie places - get excited just thinking about the food stalls!

[Bisque]

Growler has bacon in it O.o

Although I'd believe if you if you told be Bacon was a vegetable like cheese is

[Istari]

The Thali from Gandhi's Flip-flops was one of the best things I ate at last years festival. Highly recommended

[Levitz]

Goodness Gracious do vegan and veggie burgers, falafels, salads, breakfasts and cakes. They are lovely, the tofu burger is particularly nice and comes in a wholemeal bun with a seedy salad. Also do vegan mayo etc

They have a few vans dotted over the site, one to left of Other stage http://www.mobileveggiefood.co.uk

[joe111]

all these threads about the food stalls are almost making me want I go to Glastonbury just to get stoned and munch out haha

[nicktrow]

I'm hungry.

[Levitz]

There was also a stall selling salad boxes, that I meant to go to I think between railway line and west holts. Was in a hurry to meet friends so didn't stop and didn't get a chance to go back but they looked yummy.....

[stardustjunkie]

I frequently walked past the halloumi cheese guy and I love halloumi but I'm not a salad fan. He does halloumi and salad wraps. I like vegetables but really have no desire to eat salad (mainly because I hate tomatoes and cucumber). They look amazing though and I wish he sold more stuff that would appeal to me because halloumi is about one of the best foods ever. I've seen people recommend him on here before so it might be worth checking it out, if only i could remember what it's called!

My mum is vegetarian so it's normal for me to look at the vegetarian options wherever I go, usually to make sure there's something she can eat as she's allergic to mushrooms as well. This means when I'm at Glastonbury I'm often checking out the veggie food too, and there is so much of it. It's amazing what's available. I like to buy fresh fruit from stalls as well, which is something you might appreciate to snack on if you feel you need a boost or just some tasty fruit. It's nothing like festivals that just have expensive burger vans and the like. A friend went to Download as a special VIP guest of Iron Maiden last year and even as a VIP he said he got sick of eating burgers. I don't know if that was him being lazy or if that really was pretty much that was all available. Explore the green fields etc, I hear there's a lot of lovely vegan and vegetarian food in those types of fields!