Whats your top go-to food and drink venue at Glastonbury?

[CaledonianGonzo]

That was Peter Duncan fam

 

[CrunchyFrog]

2 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

That was Peter Duncan fam

 

You're right I'm terrible with names ? 

[marathonsteve]

Hare Krishna

[FuzzyDunlop]

The smoothie places are a godsend too.

One quite close to the Chill & Charge tent helped me a lot in 2019

 

[mttJ]

One of my biggest fears about Glastonbury is the fact that it's become apparent that you can't even get close to doing/seeing/trying everything. I'll definitely be taking a few notes from this thread in regards to food/drink though, thanks!

[GoonerRob]

Went vegetarian for glasto this year ( I normally eat anything but figured glasto would be a good place to try) - basically all the places in the green fields had some great food. Didn't miss meat at all. 

[Cold chips (dj set)]

9 hours ago, Neville Street said:

Opposite Williams Green, along from Meeting Point. Dosa's are literally the best food on the site!!!!

Daytime Drinking: lounging around outside the Cockmill bar in the Acoustic Stage field

These dosas.

[Crazyfool01]

1 hour ago, FuzzyDunlop said:

The smoothie places are a godsend too.

One quite close to the Chill & Charge tent helped me a lot in 2019

 

Absolutely definately a great tip ... always have one for breakfast along with a bowl of cereal. ‘Milky milky’ to set me up for the day .... I tend to be in the wrong places for all this magnificent food that’s mentioned when I’m hungry ... or I’ve forgotten it all ... another festival staple recently has been the ostrich burger stand near the other stage 

[The Red Telephone]

Don’t think it’s been mentioned yet, but I tried a burrito from the rugby club stall by the cider bus for the first time this year. It was well yum and great value.

[scaryclaireyfairy]

The Tor Rugby Club burritos are a saviour. Well cheap for the amount of scran you get.

[The Red Telephone]

12 minutes ago, scaryclaireyfairy said:

The Tor Rugby Club burritos are a saviour. Well cheap for the amount of scran you get.

I agree.

 I have an inbuilt hatred of rugby union, but these people’s mouthwatering Mexican morsels have cooled this slightly.

[Tommy Dickfingers]

Chicken place by Williams Green.

Mac and Cheese by Acoustic.

Pasta place at bottom of the Park has a place in my heart because I’ve always camped up by there and have sometimes had to do a few meals worth of eating it one at that place for some energy. 
 

For pints I’m a big fan of The Avalon Inn which is the big wooden thing. I like “The Bar” at Williams Green. Stumbled upon the bar at the Acoustic stage this year as well which is decent had wooden seats and pretty chilled out inside.

I tend to find if I’m having a pint in a bar at Glastonbury I’m having a moment and chilling out in between the madness. Or if it’s Wednesday or Thursday I’m warming up before the madness. 

[6t6o6m]

From memory, no bones jones? Lovely vegan food.

[Kim Wrong-Un]

Jumping Bean Burritos is great, it's to the left of the Other Stage as you look at the stage.

It's not too far from Dosa Deli (South Indian Street Food) which was a winner for us as well, as was Paellaria in William's Green.

Tibetan Kitchen also got rave reviews.  We didn't try it at the farm but have since had a take away from their place in Chorlton (Manchester) off the back of the recommendations and it was great.

[oneeye]

Toms Pies in 2016 hit the spot (cold wet weather, winter warmer food); just round the corner from bread and roses (use to be glasty pasties pitch). There were some great ice cream stalls up towards the park area in 2017 but I've no idea of names. Scrumpet crumpets? were also good for a Scooby snack, up by Avalon I seem to remember? For a sweet tooth there was a fresh cream cake stall which was ace, again no idea of name.and of course strawberries and cream stall. To  be honest it would be easier naming stalls which were not so good - few and far between I reckon. 

[Ayrshire Chris]

3 hours ago, The Red Telephone said:

I agree.

 I have an inbuilt hatred of rugby union, but these people’s mouthwatering Mexican morsels have cooled this slightly.

Is that them just along from the cider bus? Prefer football myself and Didn’t realise they were a rugby club, must give them a ‘try’ They might ‘convert’  me .  

Best food for me is to be found in the west holts area.

Edited December 18, 2019 by Ayrshire Chris

[chuckles07]

For breakfast (midday meal....) there are two vegetarian cafes in Croissant Neuf field. Both take a bloody age to get served because of the way that the meals are served up. It’s slow food ?. But very very tasty (I am not a vegetarian myself). And you get to watch the acts on the bandstand and also go to the CN tent. A really nice way to start the day.  
 

For booze there is only one place - the cider bus. Brilliant place to hang out during the early afternoon as well as after midnight if you have no dancing destination to get to. Brilliant. 

[The Red Telephone]

39 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

Is that them just along from the cider bus? Prefer football myself and Didn’t realise they were a rugby club, must give them a try! They might convert me .  

Best food for me is to be found in the west holts area.

That’s them, yes. Recommend for a pick-me-up

[Rumblestripe]

Another hurrah for Ghandi's Flip Flop and Goan Fish Curry, bothe excellent.

Pizza Tabun near Avalon was a favourite but I believe they weren't there last year (sadly neither was I ?)

[sirjonnyp]

I finally made it to the Hare Krishna tent this year - in previous years I had forgotten or made it there only to find out that they had ran out of food (this happened in consecutive years). When I'm on the razz I'm not normally that hungry and I'm also not that mad about dahl, so I asked for a small serve. Thankfully, I was ignored and had a plate full of dahl, pakoras and poppadoms, which are absolutely beautiful. I'll definitely be trying to get back when they are serving in the future. 

Normally I pride myself on taking all of my own booze and doing all of my own cooking, so I rarely bought drinks or food (my record was only spending £2 over the entire 2013 festival). 2016 was our first without a car, so that rule had to be abandoned - it can be a real game changer if you drink a lot of smooth like me. After a Wednesday-night pub crawl and multiple revisits over subsequent years, can confirm that The Bimble Inn is the best pub on site for ale. 

[Slugworth]

Burger Bear in Block 9. Hands down the best burger i've eaten. Tom is a top guy too. 

[SighMo]

After a massive egg, bacon and mushroom sandwich for breakfast cooked at the tent, this year I found I had no time to eat until midnight to 1am each day. Tried  to eat earlier a couple of times but queues were too long for my getting to gigs deadline. Need to try to take time out to eat at a sensible time next year. 

Everywhere I did eat was great though.

[MrZigster]

Kedgeree from the Goan Fish Curry place. They really should serve it all day rather than just before 12.

Groovy Smoothies for a sunshine smoothie for breakfast every morning along with a generic bacon roll from wherever.

Despite slagging off La Grande Bouffe for years as just being an expensive sausage and chips, I am now a convert. Kind of glad they've got unpopular as there is never a queue these days.

Any hog roll place.

Vegetarian Delights (aka Not The Hot Dog Stall) for a cheap cup of tea near the Pyramid.

The cake place in The Acoustic field.

The toasty place just down and to the right from The Acoustic field.

Cider Bus for Hot 'n' Spicy.

And if the weather is anything like this year, any bar for a pint of full fat coke with a ton of ice.

[March Hare]

This place in The Park, when you need a kick of sugar 

 

Edited December 19, 2019 by March Hare

[Kim Wrong-Un]

3 hours ago, March Hare said:

This place in The Park, when you need a kick of sugar 

 

Think this is Mendip Moments,  which I wanted to try out but didn't find. Does anyone know where this was located within The Park?