Glastonbury Festival is well known for being the best music and arts festival in the world, but some would say it should also be considered one of the best food festivals around.
With almost 800 vendors and traders in total, of which approximately 500 are solely food-based, the Markets have become a major attraction in their own right, as Glastonbury now offers some of the tastiest eats on the planet and is without a doubt a foodie’s heaven.
Whether you want to absorb the sights and sounds, tastes and smells, or just feel the Markets’ vibes, we’d strongly advise you to take time out during the Festival to explore and indulge all your senses. Have a good wander around, and you’ll be amazed at what you can find.
This guide dives into the festival’s vibrant food offerings, spotlighting only a taster of must-try dishes, dietary-friendly options, and budget-conscious meals, all wrapped in Glastonbury’s inclusive, free-spirited vibe. Whether you’re a carnivore, vegan, or gluten-free, there’s a dish to spark joy.
A Melting Pot of Cuisines
Glastonbury’s food stalls embody the festival’s vibrant diversity, offering a mouthwatering array of global cuisines. From classic British comfort food and zesty Thai street dishes to rich Italian pastas, fragrant Indian curries, fiery Mexican tacos, fresh Vietnamese rolls, and savoury Greek specialities — there’s something to delight every palate.
With an ever-growing number of vegetarian and vegan offerings seamlessly woven into the mix, the 2025 lineup promises a deliciously inclusive culinary journey around the world.
🥪 British Classics with a Twist
For those craving a taste of home, Morning Glory, opposite Pedestrian Gate A, has been dishing out breakfast and brunch since its festival debut in 2014, open from 7am to 7pm Wednesday to Sunday (and Monday, until midday). Expect veggie, vegan, and gluten-free options like breakfast burritos with guacamole.
Chip Off The Block at Silver Hayes, which celebrated its 10th Glastonbury anniversary since last year’s festival, serves triple-cooked cheesy chips with vegetarian and vegan toppings, donating £1000 annually to Key4Life charity.
Toastie, trading since 2015, serves gourmet grilled cheese toasties at The Pavement with vegetarian options like Bombay chilli cheese.
🌍 Global Delights
Adventurous eaters will love Taste Tibet at West Holts, returning for its fourth year in 2025 with fast-serve Himalayan curries and Tibetan momo dumplings, a festival favourite since 2022.
Goan Fish Curries at West Holts, a staple since 2007, serves fresh Cornish fish in authentic Goan recipes, including breakfast kedgeree and vegan curries, all prepared on-site.
Bunnymans Bunnychow at Left Field, back for its third year since 2022, offers South African steak or vegan chilli (hot or mild) in hollowed-out bread or gluten-free nachos.
For a Canadian-inspired treat, The Gravy Train at Left Field piles fries with cheese curds and chicken gravy, perfect for late-night cravings.
🍕 Italian Indulgence
Pizza and pasta lovers are in for a treat. Hidden Pizza at Arcadia, serving since 2016, fires up planet-friendly wood-fired pizzas, including vegan and gluten-free options like marinara or mushroom-topped pies.
Anna Mae’s, a Glasto staple since 2013, cooks mac and cheese in giant cast-iron skillets at The Bandstand and Lower Mead, with toppings like bacon or vegan cheese. While Ice Green, which debuted in 2022 near Bimble Inn, scoops handmade vegan gelato in 20 delicious flavours (80% gluten-free) with thick shakes.
🌮 Mexican and Latin American Flavours
Latin American cuisine shines with Casita at Greenpeace Field, a family-run stall with a 100% vegetarian menu of burritos, tacos, and nachos, prepared with generational love.
That’s Nacho Burrito! between Pyramid and Other Stages, debuting in 2023, serves burritos, bowls, and loaded nachos with gluten-free and dairy-free options, plus kids’ meals.
Taiga Mexican at Shangri-La, new in 2024 and back for 2025, offers burritos and loaded fries with fresh Mexican ingredients and vegan choices.
Tor Rugby Club Mexican at the Bandstand, run by volunteers since 1999, raises funds for Glastonbury’s rugby club with breakfast burritos and mains like chicken fajita nachos or vegan chilli rice bowls.
Wrap Up, with stalls near Theatre & Circus and Pennards since 2013, serves burritos and nachos, catering to vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and most food intolerances.
Big Eats, relocated between Other Stage and The Glade since 2019, offers loaded tortillas and fries with pulled pork, harissa beef chilli, or three-bean chilli, topped with jalapeño cheese sauce.
🍜 Asian Inspirations
Asian flavours dazzle at Mr Noodle at The Reach, where Michelin-trained chefs have served ramen and Japanese street food like chicken shoyu ramen and vegan togaroshi cauliflower katsu since their debut.
Big Mouth Gyoza, in its third year in 2025 between Car Henge and West Holts, offers handmade dumplings with Yorkshire pork belly or mushroom (vegan), paired with rice and sauces.
Notso, trading since 2014, runs two stalls: one near Other Stage for vegan katsu curry and soba noodles, and another at Left Field for bao buns and Tokyo fries, all 100% vegan.
The Rickshaw Club at The Pavement serves Indian street food wraps like chicken tikka or vegan channa masala, with samosas and curries.
Teriyaki Shack at The Reach, a fixture since 2017, offers Asian-style chicken balls, vegan bites, and gluten-free rice with spring rolls.
🌱 Dietary Inclusivity: Vegan, Vegetarian, gluten-free and more
Glastonbury’s food scene is as inclusive as its community. Gluten-free diners can enjoy Paellaria (Vegan) at Greenpeace Field, serving three gluten-free vegan paellas for over a decade, or Dosa Deli’s at The Park, run by Amy and Kristian since 2014, serves 100% vegetarian South Indian dishes like chilli cheese dosa and vegan masala dosa.
Vegetarian and vegan options are abundant. Veggies Catering in Green Futures, a veteran since the 1980s, offers a 100% vegan menu with burgers, wedges, and vegan cheese, all crafted with organic ingredients.
Dippy Dogs at Silver Hayes, trading since 2022, offers 100% vegan corn dogs with toppings like sriracha mayo or chipotle ketchup. While ThaiAngle, which has been trading since 2019, and is located at both Silver Hayes and the Other Stage, delivers Thai street classics like salt and pepper squid and vegan chickpea curry.
⚠️ Remember
Always confirm with the staff and inform them if you’re coeliac.
🍩 Sweet Treats and Refreshing Drinks
Satisfy your sweet tooth with Dessert Royalty at The Reach, serving crepes, warm cookie dough, iced coffees, and breakfast deals. Oh Crepe! at Glebeland and West Holts, led by South West crêpe chefs, offers sweet and savoury crepes with fresh coffee.
Splitscreen Ice Cream at William’s Green scoops award-winning Marshfield Farm ice cream, plant-based options, and hot Belgian waffles.
Paletas, since 2022 at Bread & Roses and West Holts, delivers handmade Mexican ice lollies in vibrant fruit flavours.
For drinks, Camper Coffee Co., trading since 2014 opposite Silver Hayes, grinds fresh coffee, iced drinks, and cinnamon buns.
The Cocoa Caravan at Worthy View, a vintage caravan staple, serves artisan hot chocolate, coffee, and homemade cakes, perfect for chilly festival evenings. Teriyaki Shack pairs its Asian dishes with refreshing canned drinks.
🗺️ Where to Find Your Food Fix
With stalls dotted across Glastonbury’s vibrant fields, here’s a guide to top foodie hotspots featuring some festival favourites:
- 📍 The Brewery: Buddha Bowls — a festival fixture since 2011 at The Brewery, delivers vegan noodle boxes with Massaman curry, kimchi, and optional halloumi.
- 📍 Block9: Nanny Bill’s’ — Hand-pressed burgers and croquettes using British grass-fed, aged beef and also a great vegan offering of plant-based fried ‘Chicken’ burgers.
- 📍 Woodsies: Once In A Blue Moon — Serving Organic, local and 100% Vegetarian food, along with nutritious Vegan and Gluten Free dishes, indulgent Cheese Toasties, Cakes and Hot Drinks, including Chai.
- 📍 William’s Green: A culinary hub with Heavenly Sausage, trading since 2022 at Glebeland, serving Polish BBQ sausages in classic, cheese, or fully loaded varieties with pork, chicken, or vegan options for customised bites. Rad Burger, since 2019 in the Pavement near Left Field, dishes out juicy burgers and loaded fries, perfect for a quick, indulgent meal.
- 📍 West Holts: A global food haven with Cluck Farmyard’s Korean-inspired buttermilk chicken and vegan options. Goan Fish Curries‘ authentic Goan recipes and Taste Tibet’s Himalayan dumplings (both mentioned earlier).
- 📍 The Park: Ice Green’s vegan gelato and Casita’s vegetarian Mexican dishes (both mentioned earlier) round out the offerings.
- 📍 Greenpeace Field: Leon Lewis, an OG since 1982, serves gourmet vegan curries, gluten-free pies, and salads, while Casita and Buddha Bowls cater to plant-based diets with vibrant dishes.
➕ More Glastonbury Food Stalls
For the full spread of food stalls across the entire Glastonbury site map, make sure to check the official Festival app by Vodafone, which you can now read more about and download here.
Budget-Friendly Bites: The £6 Deal
Affordable food is very important to Glastonbury Festival, and since 2015, many of their Traders have been helping festival-goers go easy on their pockets. This year, approximately 300 stallholders (which accounts for over 75% of all traders) will be offering a £6 meal deal.
Along with highlighting Meal Deal participants in the official Glastonbury app, when on site, you’ll be able to spot participating traders by a £6 Meal Deal sticker, which will be featured on their menu boards along with information on the food they’re offering. This is great as it makes it possible to sample a huge range of delicious world cuisine without breaking the bank.
Some past examples of £6 Meal Deal options include a katsu wrap, Somerset rarebit, muesli & coffee breakfast combination, a bowl of homemade chilli, a kids meal and drink, a falafel pitta, a hearty salad, Thai curry and rice, chicken with roast potato and gravy or a deal on coffee and cakes for two, and many more.
A Feast for the Senses
Glastonbury’s food scene is a celebration of flavour, community, and creativity. Whether you’re savouring a vegan dosa at dawn, sharing Tibetan momos with friends, or sipping hot chocolate under the stars, every bite weaves into the festival’s magic. With vegan, gluten-free, and budget-friendly options aplenty, Glastonbury 2025 ensures no one goes hungry. Grab a plate, follow the aromas, and let your taste buds join the festival’s rhythm.
💡 Tips for Navigating Glastonbury’s Food Scene
- 🗓️ Plan Ahead: Use the Glastonbury Festival app to locate stalls near your favourite stages. Vendors like Paellaria (three locations) and Wrap Up (two stalls) are easy to find.
- 💷 Bring Cash: Cards are widely accepted, but cash speeds up transactions at busy stalls like Heavenly Sausage at Glebeland, serving Polish BBQ sausages (pork, chicken, or vegan) since 2022.
- 💸 £6 Meal Deal: Look out for Glastonbury’s £6 Meal Deal stalls deliver flavour without the hefty price tag — Calamari Canteen, in the Reach, offers £6 loaded boxes like halloumi bites or fried calamari and chips, while Greek Traditional Souvlaki, serves falafel wraps for £6, keeping you fuelled day or night.
- 🌭 Try Something New: Sample Dippy Dogs’ vegan corn dogs or Thai Mania‘s green curry. Glastonbury is your culinary playground!
- 🌍 Support Sustainable Stalls: Veggies Catering and Goan Fish Curries use fresh, local ingredients, aligning with Glastonbury’s eco-ethos.
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⛺ Camping Guide
When camping at Glastonbury Festival, remember, each campsite has its pluses and minuses, and every person has their varied wants and needs — it’s not a “one size fits all” scenario.
Your Glastonbury ticket price includes access to all the camping fields, which means you can choose to pitch your tent anywhere within the designated camping zones that reside throughout the Festival fields, spanning from right next to the Pyramid Stage, to more tranquil areas on the outskirts of the Festival.
Click here to view our comprehensive guide to choosing the best place for you to camp at Glastonbury Festival.
🎒 Packing List
The backpack room is tight, and that space is at a premium – If you can’t carry or wheel it in, it’s not coming in, and therefore, preparation is key.
There’s far more to surviving a Glastonbury than just tossing up the tent and placing down the sleeping bag, it’s the minute details that will help you survive the weekend.
So, as you begin to pack your bags, click here to view our ultimate Glastonbury packing list, containing things you absolutely must bring (and maybe more importantly, not bring) with you to Worthy Farm for Glastonbury 2025.
