food at glastonbury...again

[found home in 2009]

my favourite food at Glastonbury is jerk chicken from the stall thats just round the corner from the Tony Benn tower. Always a massive queue, partly because the food is amazing and partly because the people that work there seem to like to take their time about things. But it's worth the wait!

[frostypaw]

Hottest thing I've had on site was that chicken jalfrezi wrap with lashings of habanero sauce from chapatti man - took me a bit by shock, was delicious

It was the scrumpy over the counter in the Avalon that did the damage to me

[TaBoosh]

my favourite food at Glastonbury is jerk chicken from the stall thats just round the corner from the Tony Benn tower. Always a massive queue, partly because the food is amazing and partly because the people that work there seem to like to take their time about things. But it's worth the wait!

[grumpyhack]

Food is one of my great treats at Glasto. We plan our eating as much as our music watching. Some old favourities are musts though: The Indian Veggie Curry stall on the bridge at the entrance to West Holts run by Suresh and his family and La Grande Bouffe for a Tartiflette. Other than that there are always great food places in the Green Fields.

Edited June 8, 2014 by grumpyhack

[Thearg]

It doesn't seem to effect me at all in that way, it's cider and certain other consumables that cause the problems for me.

Try chipotles, they work amazingly well with anything cheesy.

[Mouseboy11]

Would love to smash through a load of those pancakes the beat hotel are doing this year but imagine they'd be a pain to tackle.

First time going, is there anywhere I can get Churros? I absolutely love them!

[found home in 2009]

Boneless? Love Jerk chicken but hate picking out the bones when drunk.

[fur_q]

Boneless? Love Jerk chicken but hate picking out the bones when drunk.

Edited June 8, 2014 by fur_q

[Thearg]

The traditional way of making jerk chicken is to smash the bones up before hand,hence the splinters.

Edited June 8, 2014 by Thearg

[neilloggie]

Any recommendations for food places that are open 24 hours and are actually nice? Ended up having some awful food last year as I got really hungry heading to my tent around 6am.

[neilloggie]

Would love to smash through a load of those pancakes the beat hotel are doing this year but imagine they'd be a pain to tackle.

First time going, is there anywhere I can get Churros? I absolutely love them!

[fur_q]

Would love to smash through a load of those pancakes the beat hotel are doing this year but imagine they'd be a pain to tackle.

First time going, is there anywhere I can get Churros? I absolutely love them!

[Lipgloss and Cigarettes]

I definitely got some churros with chocolate and cinnamon sauce last year near Williams green.

[ink1ing]

Go get a curry plate from Manic Organic in the Green fields. Not the cheapest but excellent and fills you up nicely. I'm already anticipating my first when I get there.

The festival special from the veggie indian place that Grumpyhack mentioned is good value for money too.

You can always go and get some great indian food from the Krishnas for a donation as well although they tend to keep it fairly bland for the festival crowd.

Edited June 8, 2014 by ink1ing

[baxterboy]

I'm going g on a jerk diet this year

[swede]

Aiming to find a good vindaloo and the perfect smoothie this year

[matt_berr]

posted this elsewhere but the bubble and squeak stall at the bottom of the park was great - bubble and squeak, spinach, poached egg and spicy salsa + bloody mary I picked up from another stall.... there is no finer way to start the day

[The 38 year old virgin]

posted this elsewhere but the bubble and squeak stall at the bottom of the park was great - bubble and squeak, spinach, poached egg and spicy salsa + bloody mary I picked up from another stall.... there is no finer way to start the day

[kbearne]

Does anywere do really good pizza? I will be trying a variety but I do love some pizza

[Dog Burger]

There was an amazing curry stall in the Williams Green food court last year. The freebie portions that the guy handing out was enough for me and the wife to get a curry each even though we didnt feel that hungry, we demolished the lot once we got it. Dont know if they did a vindaloo though.

[autoinflate]

Does anywere do really good pizza? I will be trying a variety but I do love some pizza

[coma girl]

yep there was some proper wood-fired pizza going on last year, in the williams green food court I believe....certainly in that general area.

[Istari]

my favourite food at Glastonbury is jerk chicken from the stall thats just round the corner from the Tony Benn tower. Always a massive queue, partly because the food is amazing and partly because the people that work there seem to like to take their time about things. But it's worth the wait!

[ink1ing]

My friend got a pizza near WG and I had a slice, it was lovely! Will be getting myself one this year.

[Sawdusty surfer]

Yam The Cassava do the most fantastic Creole food. You sit down inside and it is served up on proper plates with proper cutlery. Cross Yeoman's bridge heading north and they are just on the left. We always eat there at least once.