Breakfast recommendations

[Scott129]

3 hours ago, crazyfool1 said:

They don't do a bad ostrich burger too from what I remember

One of my mates got an ostrich burger from there and was disappointed that it just tasted like a normal burger. Think he wanted it to taste more ostrichy (whatever that means)

[Charm]

54 minutes ago, TobySinclair_ said:

Henry's Beard in Greenfields does a brilliant Veggie Breakfast and Brews in proper cups! Usually has small folk acts playing too.

Went there first thing after setting our tent up last year and a band started playing while we were eating, gave me a lovely homecoming feeling. 

Charm x

[Dave_c]

I usually bring 2 or 3 of the tear and share Brioche from Aldi, chocolate and vanilla, does the job nicely. 

[Amy Lawn]

2 hours ago, theDBre said:

I like getting Shakshouka from the cafe in Greenpeace area while waiting for my number to be called for the showers.

there's shakshouka!? Fucking hell I've literally never noticed, and I'm in there for breakfast every year. I'm probably going to be in there every day this year.

So yeah I was about to say that Greenpeace is the best veggie breakfast on site, and is very handily located right near the West Holts, where I like to always see the first band of the day, so you don't need to get up too early to fit them both in.

Hurly Burly cafe in T&C is also amazing and has been a festival staple for me for years across Glastonbury, Green Man, and formerly Latitude. Their leeky eggs are a big winner, and the Mexican breakfast is incredible.

Manic Organic, No Bones Jones, and the Tor Rugby Club all do a great breakfast, highly recommend. Had summat in Avalon Cafe last year which was really nice, but I forgot what.

All these are veggie.

[neil_d]

7 minutes ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

So yeah I was about to say that Greenpeace is the best veggie breakfast on site,

Oh, I better check that out.

I normally find somewhere in the green fields for a breakfast.

[Amy Lawn]

Just now, neil_d said:

Oh, I better check that out.

I normally find somewhere in the green fields for a breakfast.

I should probably go Green Fields more often tbh, every time I stop in there I find something really nice.

[Larraht]

Avalon Cafe - I think it was 4 choices and a brioche bun for a fiver? Grilled tomatos, halloumi, quorn sausage and an egg for me, thanks!

[SwedgeAntilles]

Ideally I'd like to find somewhere that does well-fired, crispy morning rolls with egg and potato scone. Can't imagine there would be much of a market for that though. 

[scaryclaireyfairy]

Smoothie place a couple of stalls to the left of the Brothers bar.  They do one with mango, pineapple and ginger.  Perfect sorter-outer.

[Amy Lawn]

6 minutes ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

Ideally I'd like to find somewhere that does well-fired, crispy morning rolls with egg and potato scone. Can't imagine there would be much of a market for that though. 

Sounds alright that. Be the change you want to see in Glastonbury, set up a stall.

[SwedgeAntilles]

1 minute ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

Sounds alright that. Be the change you want to see in Glastonbury, set up a stall.

I need to come up with a suitable pun-themed name first 

[craigyb31]

The bacon and pancake breakfast from the beats hotel take some bearing in my mind

[MadScientist]

Can anyone recommend somewhere to get vegan breakfasts from?

Edited May 29, 2017 by MadScientist

[Badlands]

Just outside the acoustic area there's an ace bakery that does bacon baps for a reasonable price. Bacon was really good quality. 

[waterfalls212434]

can of cider thats been under the tent all night, usually icey cold because of this.....then a quick march to the nearest place selling a bacon bap.....cant beat the classic. I cant bring any food with me for cooking etc, as cant carry the gear being a public transport glastonbury goer but ive found ive never needed to......saves hassle anyway, where we camped last year in pylon the nearest food place was about a minutes walk away and did a fair bit of bacon for the price. 

[waterfalls212434]

23 minutes ago, MadScientist said:

Can anyone recommend somewhere to get vegan breakfasts from?

lots of grass all over the place.......

[Maragoudakis]

8 hours ago, Scruffylovemonster said:

Ham and egg crumpet sandwich from same!

Strumpets all the way but a Bloody Mary crumpet for me....... washed down with a stiff Bloody Mary ! 

[miffmiffy]

The Dorset Smokery place in WG does a lovely bacon and brie bap.

Can't beat some Kedgeree from the Goan Fish place.

Also, the Parsnipship up the Park does a nice veggie breakfast, optional Halloumi for extra awesomeness too. 

[The Nal]

So Bloody Marys then.

Recommendations?

[Maragoudakis]

15 minutes ago, The Nal said:

So Bloody Marys then.

Recommendations?

I always make my own..... they never put enough vodka in for my liking :-D

I know that doesn't really help much but you're welcome to swing by pennard and I'll make you one - no celery mind..... inappropriate use of salad! 

[donthaveacoolname]

My recommendations are, at the tent before i go out a can of ale and a white Russian then down to the guys at wells rugby club hog roast (just down from williams green on the way to the pyramid) for their breakfast bap at very reasonable prices with free tea refills or a cafe up near family camping behind the kids field (run by the local scuba club i think?) Great full english at a good price

[dartmoordog]

1 hour ago, The Nal said:

So Bloody Marys then.

Recommendations?

These guys and girls do a wicked Bloody Mary. 

Between theatre and circus. 

Edited May 29, 2017 by dartmoordog

[fionajm777]

Any vegan breakfast recommendations? Always take cereal and individual alpro almond milks but gets a bit boring by Sunday...

[sloseph]

Bubble and squeek by the park is so far my biggest breakfast win at Glastonbury, absolutely packed full of flavour and was the perfect pic me up last year 

It's certainly going to be a revisit for me this year 

[balti-pie]

11 hours ago, fionajm777 said:

Any vegan breakfast recommendations? Always take cereal and individual alpro almond milks but gets a bit boring by Sunday...

The breakfast at Manic Organic is vegan - it's really tasty and filling, too. There's a kind of savoury grain and nuts dish, some rough chopped and fried skin-on potatoes, a big pile of salsa, and a big chunk of rustic bread. It's very recommended, even for non-vegans and veggies.