UPDATED: Glastonbury 2023 food stall spreadsheet

A constantly updated list of food stalls that have confirmed for Glastonbury 2023, as well as some of those featured at previous editions of the Festival and might return for this year’s event – from Japanese and Italian to Indian and Caribbean, Turkish delights and everything in between…

Last updated: 21 March 2023

Want your food stall added to the list? Spotted one we’ve missed? Please don’t hesitate to get in touch and let us know via email or any one of our social channels – Facebook / Twitter / Instagram. Thanks!

Under the ‘key’ section below, you’ll find our compiled list summarised in a convenient ‘Page Contents’ fashion. Take the time to read thoroughly through the entire page, or click on a specific heading in the Page Contents for a ‘quick-jump’ to skip straight to that section on the page.

Key:

• New additions/updates are marked in  yellow .
• Confirmed information is marked in  green .
• Information ‘To Be Determined’ is marked in  beige .
• Glasto regulars feature the pushpin emoji (📌)
• Vegetarian options feature the salad emoji (🥗)
• Vegan options feature the seeding emoji (🌱)
• Gluten-free options feature the grain emoji (🌾)

GLASTONBURY FOOD STALLS

Glastonbury is 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 traders in total, of which approximately 400 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 really explore and indulge all your senses – have a good wander around, and you’ll be amazed at what you can find.

The choices are endless and feature a variety of delicious, world cuisine – from Japanese and Italian to Indian, Caribbean and Turkish delights – as well as an ever-growing number of stalls catering vegetarian and vegan food. 

After applications to Trade at Glastonbury 2023 closed on 8th November [2022], we can expect the Festival to start contacting applicants by around the 1st of March with the outcome of their application.

Unlike the Glasto’s first poster music line-up (which tends to get announced around March), there isn’t really an officially published list of Glasto food pitches, although, many traders do self-announce they’ll be at the Festival on their own social media channels or websites. 

So as we wait for traders to start confirming for Glastonbury this summer, we’ve taken the time to compile a list of food stalls (below) that have been featured at previous editions of the Festival and might return for this year’s event – while those who have already self-confirmed for Glastonbury 2023 are marked with the cheering megaphone emoji (📣). 

We’ve also clearly categorised each food stall by food type as well as detailed its approximate location on site, in addition to adding links to each pitch’s media channels and marking stalls that feature vegetarian options with the salad emoji (🥗), vegan options with the seeding emoji (🌱) and gluten-free options with the grain emoji (🌾).

Feel free to bookmark this page to your favourites as we’ll be updating the list on a daily basis to reflect additions and changes as more food stalls self-confirm for Glastonbury 2023.

Also, if you have a food stall (or know of one) that’s been confirmed for Glastonbury 2023 but is not featured in the spreadsheet below, or you find any inaccuracies / missing info, please do mention it in the comments at the bottom of this page or reach out to us on FB/Insta/Twitter. Thanks!

📣 Self Confirmed

🍴 Food Stalls (H-P)

🍴 Food Stalls (Q-T)

🍴 Food Stalls (U-Z)

🌱 Veggie / Vegan / G F • Options (A-Z)

OTHER GLASTONBURY NEWS

Earlier this month, Arctic Monkeys and Guns N’ Roses were officially announced as the two other headliners to join already confirmed Sunday night headliner Elton John on the Glastonbury 2023 line-up and will take to the Pyramid Stage on the Friday and Saturday nights of this year’s Festival (respectively).

The Glastonbury 2023 first line-up poster was shared via the Festival’s official Twitter account on Friday morning the 3rd of March at 9:32 AM – about half an hour after the initial Guardian article detailing the names on the line-up was published.

When published, the original article featured 55 artists on the list, however, it was then amended to omit one of the acts on the line-up in Queens of the Stone Age – explaining: “The number of announced artists was also reduced from 55 to 54 after an artist had been wrongly included in the initial lineup by Glastonbury organisers.”

Some of the names featured on the main line-up poster include Lizzo, Lana Del Rey, Lil Nas X, Wizkid, and Yusuf / Cat Stevens – who will take to the iconic Pyramid Stage as this year’s Sunday teatime Legend Slot performer.

15 more names were added to the line-up after West Holts was the first area to reveal its individual poster for Glastonbury 2023 on Tuesday afternoon (14th March) at 4 PM – including 2023 West Holts headliners Kelis, Loyle Carner and Rudimental.

In addition to the West Holts poster being announced, the first main line-up 2023 poster (released on 3rd March) was updated to move 2 Other Stage headliners (Lana Del Rey and Wizkid), Sunday Pyramid sub (Lil Nas X) and Legend Slot performer (Cat Stevens / Yusef) to the second row – as seen in the poster below.

In regards to self-confirmations; post-punk band Shame confirmed they’ll be playing the Pilton-held event after revealing the news in a Reddit Q&A.

Kelly Jones of Stereophonics also announced that he will be performing at Glastonbury this summer with his new project Far From Saints, as well as Gabrielle Aplin, who likewise confirmed she will be playing the Avalon Stage at this year’s Festival.

Stay up to date with all the latest acts that have been confirmed, self-confirmed, rumoured or are unlikely to appear on the Glastonbury 2023 Festival line-up – as well as every Glasto-shaped hole, gap and crack so far – via our daily updated line-up & rumours list.

2023 RUMOURS ROUNDUP

In other rumours news, Florance & the Machine re-ignited hopes in fans for a potential performance at this year’s Festival, after leaving plenty of room for a Glasto gig in their summer tour dates, in addition to Pulp, who likewise revealed the dates of their summer reunion tour while also leaving a space to fit in a possible Glastonbury performance this year.

Another act which has a gaping Glasto-shaped gap in their recently announced tour schedule is Kraftwerk, who confirmed they’ll be active in the summer by announcing two new shows in Ireland, scheduled for the end of June – leaving them wide open for a possible gig at Glastonbury Festival, which is set to take place earlier that month.

Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ Flea got fans pondering about Glasto after retweeting a sketch of the Pyramid Stage created by renowned artist Stanley Donwood, and The 1975 are also mentioned once again in the Glastonbury context after speculation started building throughout the web when the Cheshire band confirmed new tour dates which featured the infamous Glastonbury-shaped hole.

Another band who was rumoured for a slot on this year’s line-up but now looks unlikely to appear at Glastonbury 2023 is Britpop legends Blur, whose drummer recently went on record to say they haven’t been asked to play this year.

Orbital have also been crossed off the list for a performance at this year’s Festival after the electronic legends recently said they won’t be at Glastonbury 2023, but said “maybe [they’ll be back] next year, in 2024.

Elsewhere, addressing some of the recurring rumours in regards to the Spice Girls, Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis denied that the pop group would appear at this year’s Festival, saying: “That is not a conversation we’re having at the moment,” but added that Melanie C would perform solo.

2023 SITE UPDATES & CHANGES

• Vodafone has announced a multi-year partnership with Glastonbury as the ‘Festival’s Official Connectivity Partner‘ and will be replacing EE, which up until 2022 was Glastonbury‘s technology partner for the seventh year running.
• Emily Eavis confirmed the renaming of the John Peel Stage to Woodsies, as well as adding a new family-orientated area of the same name which will feature a campfire.
• Children will not be allowed in the notorious after-hours south-east corner (also known as the ‘naughty corner’) after 10pm and will be encouraged to seek out child-friendly areas across the site such as the Theatre & Circus Fields, and the campfire in the new Woodsies area.

 MORE GLASTONBURY NEWS

In other news, Glastonbury Festival in collaboration with Oxfam managed to raise more than £1 million for the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC)’s appeal to help communities impacted by the Turkey and Syria earthquakes.

The appeal, which came in the form of a raffle, gave participants the opportunity to win one of 10 pairs of tickets donated by the Festival to its sold-out 2023 event, each including a once-in-a-lifetime experience – such as the chance to watch a band from the side of the legendary Pyramid Stage or introduce an act on The Park Stage.

The appeal managed to raise more than £320,000 just 12 hours after launching on the 15th of February, rapidly increasing to £550,000 only 24 hours later and finally smashing its updated target of £1 million on Monday evening, the 6th of March.

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The prize draw concluded at noon on the 8th of March raising a sum total of £1,044,130 from 46,390 supporters, with the draw set to take place on the 15th of March and winners notified by email and/or first-class post within 5 days of the draw date.

Prior to the Oxfam raffle mentioned above, the Festival also helped raise over £116,000 in aid of the Trussell Trust in a partnership auction to help support people facing hardship across the UK.

The money was put up in a series of 10 eBay auctions run by the food bank charity to raise funds for their network of over 1,300 food banks scattered across the country.

In this instance, similar to the Oxfam appeal, auctions offered 10 pairs of tickets which included once-in-a-lifetime opportunities for fans at the Festival.

The total from all ten Trussell Trust auctions amounted to £116,738 – with the “cheapest” pair of tickets selling for £10,200, which included the chance to watch a set from the Other Stage viewing platform.

Glastonbury 2023 takes place from Wednesday 21st to Sunday 25th of June 2023 at Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset.

Although tickets for the 2023 event sold out late last year [2022], there will be resales of any unpaid and/or cancelled tickets that will take place later in the Spring (around April time).

In addition to the upcoming ticket resales, some other opportunities for getting to Glastonbury include working at the Festival, volunteering and entering competitions – once these options make themselves available.

To learn more about registration, the sale process and how you can maximise your chances of getting Glastonbury 2023 tickets, click here.

DON’T BE FOOLED

Glastonbury Festival would very much like fans to be aware that there are people out there who will try and sell fake Glastonbury tickets to unsuspecting, willing and innocent potential purchasers.

Although Glasto-veterans who have been going to the Festival for quite some time may recognise these scams for what they are, newcomers might not.

Therefore, please remember that tickets are only sold on one site, which is: glastonbury.seetickets.com.