Best Food at Glastonbury: Glasto Essential Eats 2025

Welcome to the annual round up of Glasto’s Essential Eats, updated for 2025; everything you need to know about the best food at Glastonbury Festival!

Don’t you know Glasto isn’t all about the line up? Well, when it comes to the food on offer, it kind of is. Here’s your full run down of the food that will fuel you through five days of music, partying and cider on Worthy Farm – not a sub par burger in sight.

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Best Food at Glasto 2025

Anna Mae’s

It’s just not Glasto until you’re sat in the sun (we live in hope!) between sets at The Pyramid and someone creeps up with a massive pot of deliciously melty Anna Mae’s macaroni cheese, immediately shoving a spoon in your face and reminding you instantly how perfect this food is for soaking up those afternoon ciders.

Available both in classic and pimped up versions, Anna Mae’s are renowned for the huge skillets of steaming cheesy goodness they serve up, and as always, I can’t wait to see them back again this year – it simply isn’t Glasto without them.

Anna Mae’s have two spots at the festival; their usual between Pyramid and Bandstand, and this year their second is on the other side of Pyramid, by Woodsies and San Remo – perfectly situated to round off the night after dancing it away at San Remo!

Where? Between the Bandstand and Pyramid, and between San Remo and Woodsies
Confirmed

Archie’s Toasties

Archie’s serve absolutely epic cheese toasties, always one of my favourite festival foods, so I’m delighted that they’ll be back on site in not one, not two but three places!

The classic cheese toastie at Archie’s isn’t just your bog standard cheese toastie, but a mix of cheddar and mozzarella elevated with béchamel and leek. I can personally vouch for the Ruben, featuring pastrami, pickles and dijon – hoping this one is on the menu again this year.

Where? Pyramid, Dairy Field & Shangri La
Confirmed

Bayou Bar

Bayou Bar: New Orleans Kitchen serve banging cajun BBQ dishes to festival goers from their yellow trailer. Slinging cajun baskets with blackened shrimp and chicken as well as crispy cajun fries, this street food spot is building a great reputation on the farm!

Where? West Holts
Confirmed

Buddha Bowls

The menu is small but that just means they do what they do really, really well. Wholefood Heaven’s Buddha Bowls have been a crowd favourite for a long time: vegan massaman curry bowls (unless you opt to add halloumi, which I personally can never resist) with potatoes, carrots, pineapple, homemade pickle, seasonal greens and brown rice. Healthy, full of flavour and a great way to get some much needed nutrition into your festival diet.

Where? Between Pyramid and Left Field
Confirmed

Camper Coffee Co

To my detriment, I am a full on coffee snob and I rarely function without at least two black Americanos first thing. At Glasto I have been well known to opt for a breakfast cider as I emerge from my tent, but Camper Coffee Co’s ethically sourced and freshly roasted coffee have made sure that I can get a great caffeine hit on my way down to the stages.

Where? Between Pyramid and The Other Stage
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The Cheese Truck

These guys will sort you out. The Cheese Truck takes the simple few ingredients to make the humble cheese toastie and add a bit of magic to create something to write home about. That magic is in the form of complementary ingredients to pimp up the type of cheese you’ve opted for – they usually have cheddar, brie, goat’s cheese and a blue, and all look and sound as good as the other. Perfect festival food.

Where? Pyramid
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Chip Off The Block

Returning for their 11th year on the farm, Chip Off The Block are back serving the perfect cheesy chips!

Found in Silver Hayes opposite Lonely Hearts Club, their chunky, triple cooked chips with award winning Montgomery Cheddar and Ogleshield cheese from a neighbouring Somerset farm are the ideal fuel to set you up right for a night of dancing.

I mean, seriously – look at them.

Where? Silver Hayes opposite Lonely Hearts Club
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Dippy Dogs

Dippy Dogs, the UK’s first vegan corn dog truck, are back for another year on the farm! Cooked in a special cornbread batter, you can go classic American with ketchup and mustard, or mix things up with the Korean corn dog for a spicy kick. Dippy Dogs go down a storm every year – don’t miss them.

Where? Silver Hayes
Confirmed

Dosa Deli

A Glastonbury classic, (and some of my favourite people on the UK street food scene!), Dosa Deli are back again with their huge dosas and somehow even bigger onion bhajis. The Mysore Masala Dosa with spiced potatoes and hot garlic chutney is a hit, as is the paneer Chilli Cheese Dosa with red onion, tomato and channa dhal chutney.

Don’t miss an extra order of a big pile of their bhajis to share between you all – you won’t regret it and your mates will love you for it.

Where? Park, main run on the left hand side
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The Duck Truck

The Duck Truck went down a storm at last year’s festival, and it’s no surprise with their tasty duck and chip boxes, crispy duck wraps and, if you’re after something a bit lighter, duck salad. Festival food really has come on leaps and bounds, hasn’t it?

Find these guys over at West Holts – an area that’s quickly become a go to spot for some of the best food the farm has to offer.

Where? West Holt
Confirmed

Fine Grind

Thank God there is more than one great place to get coffee on site these days! Fine Grind serve excellent barista made coffee on the East side of the festival, around Left Field. Fine Grind serve everything from flat whites, cortado (fancy!), mochas and a selection of iced coffees for when the sun is out alongside baked goods and sandwiches.

Where? TBC, Left Field in 2024
Waiting, hoping, praying for confirmation

No Bones Jones

Die hard Glasto goers will be thrilled to see No Bones Jones back at the festival this year! Their legendary veggie fritters will be served alongside delicious salads and the menu will be full of gluten free options. The best part? A bowl of their fritters is only £6.

Where? Between Car Henge and Theatre & Circus
Confirmed

Gourmet Warriors Tacos

All you need to know is I’ve actually added Gourmet Warriors to this blog whilst AT Glasto. That’s how worthy they are.

These birria tacos are next level good – as soon as you take a bite you can immediately see why they’re award winning.

Generously filled with beef, onion and cheese, these tacos have been pressed in a way that makes them crispy in all the right places. Dip in the birria consommé or their banging hot sauce for maximum effect.

Aside from beef birria there is a jackfruit version and if you’re after something a bit lighter; prawns. The tacos are all made fresh but they are worth the small wait. Run, don’t walk! 

Where? Between Car Henge and Pyramid
Confirmed

The Gravy Train Poutine

Easily one of my highlights in 2024, The Gravy Train’s poutine really is God Tier. Delicious, filthy poutine with rich gravy, melted cheese curds and chips that actually stay crispy? The Gravy Train have it nailed.

Look out for the big sign that simply states POUTINE! and whilst you’re in the queue try to choose between the likes of pimped up poutine options including BBQ chicken, mushrooms, mapled bacon, sour cream and paprika. Yeah, I’m salivating too.

Where? Leftfield
Confirmed

Greek Traditional Souvlaki

When your Cypriot mate states he has found the best Greek food at Glasto, you listen. Enter Greek Traditional Souvlaki, a family orientated business serving up you guessed it – traditional chargrilled Greek food good enough to write home about.

They’re one of the few places open 24 hours between Tuesday and Monday (begging my brain to remember this on the way home from South East Corner…) and their amazing souvlaki comes in three different sizes, catering to varying appetites and budgets. Find them near the meeting point.

Where? The Meeting Point near Car Henge
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Hanoi Kitchen

Banging banh mi, noodle salad and crispy veggie spring rolls will be on offer from Vietnamese street food traders Hanoi Kitchen again this year, and I can’t wait to see them back at Worthy Farm. Their veggie spring rolls will be part of Glasto’s ‘eat for £6’ dishes, which are always great to seek out to keep costs down.

Where? New location this year: West Holts by the Cider Bus
Confirmed

Happy Maki

With a solid commitment to sustainability and quality, Happy Maki’s vegan sushi full of flavour is quintessential Glasto fare. Catering to festival goers looking for something a little different and varied from your usual festival food, hoisin duck and chicken alternatives sit alongside Thai sweet potato and avocado veggie sushi burrito rolls.

Where? Silver Hayes and Leftfield
Confirmed

Heavenly Sausage

If you’re hankering for a hot dog, head straight to Heavenly Sausage for, well, a heavenly sausage. People return for repeats here (which is a huge accolade considering the wide range of amazing food on offer at Glasto), and I can see why: these hot dogs are beautifully smoked with fried onions, crispy onions and pickles, served on a charred brioche buns.

Where: Theatre & Circus
Confirmed

Indonesian Coconut Curry

Does what it says on the tin and does it really, really well. I’m a sucker for a pulled beef rendang curry, and Indonesian Coconut Curry’s rending was legit. There’s a slow cooked chicken curry if you prefer, as well as a vegetarian option made with chickpeas and mushrooms.

Can’t choose? Opt for a mixed box. All served with fragrant rice and a pickled salad, this is a unmissable food spot, and one of my top foodie hits at last year’s festival.

Where: Between Other and Pyramid
Confirmed

The Jerk Yard

A bowl of jerk chicken with fresh slaw, rice and beans in the sunshine in a field is absolute summer perfection. The team from The Jerk Yard are firm favourits, serving their famous jerk chicken, BBQ rum chicken, goat curry and jackfruit curry. Some of these dishes WILL sell out, so don’t leave it til Sunday afternoon to avoid disappointment!

Where? The Other Stage and West Holts
Confirmed

Kolkati

Easily my favourite find of the festival a couple of years back, Kolkati serve incredible paratha wraps filled with beautifully flavoured masala chicken, coconut raita, tamarind sauce and pickled onions. I’m not exaggerating when I say I was thinking about Kolkati for days afterwards.

They do a paneer version which I’m assured by my best mate banged just as hard. A must try – run, don’t walk.

Where? To the left of Pyramid near the Bandstand
Confirmed

Korean Tacos and Bowls

Good spot to the left of Pyramid towards the bandstand, near Kolkati and Anna Mae’s, all this place is named is ‘Korean Tacos and Bowls’, and it does what it says on the tin!

I love a rice bowl, and the addition of a bit of sticky Korean fried chicken, slaw and spring onion is a winner in my books. There’s a fried cauliflower option for both the rice bowls and tacos for the veggies, and a portion of their Crispy Korean Cauliflower Bites are a part of the festival’s Eat For £6 deal.

Where? To left of Pyramid near the Bandstand
Confirmed

La Rotisserie

Did you know you don’t even have to miss your Sunday roast at Glastonbury? Okay, a bit of a stretch maybe, but La Rotisserie serve up delicious spit roast rotisserie chicken in boxes and pitta with sage and onion stuffing, coleslaw, salad and a dressing of your choice, which is a pretty solid alternative.

Where? Between Pyramid and Other
Confirmed

Luardos

Big news: Luardo’s epic burritos are back on the farm for 2025! Sorely missed from the roster of the best food at Glasto last year, Luardo’s are back with a vengeance in a new West Holts location.

Tender slow cooked pork, chipotle beef, chicken and veggie burritos with gauc, pico de gallo, beans, rice, sour cream and some banging spicy salsas make up an extremely ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ menu by Luardos, who have consistently been one of my favourite Glasto eats of the past decade.

Delighted they’re back; don’t miss them!

Where? West Holts
Confirmed

Mexican Seoul

A new modern classic, the Glasto food scene isn’t the same without the legends from Mexican Seoul serving up some of the best food on offer.

Mexican Korean food that has literally won awards, you’d be remiss to skip their famous double fried chicken wings and cauliflower bites coated in gochujang hot sauce, topped with sesame seeds and spring onions – absolutely BANGING. Cult levels of good, at this point.

This year the guys from Mexican Seoul will also be serving up a more substantial meal in the form of Korean Burrito Bowls. I cannot wait to try!

Where? Between Pyramid and Other
Confirmed

Moony’s Halloumi

Moony’s Halloumi was my mate’s favourite spot at the festival last year, so he went at least twice. They’ve got a big menu: halloumi fries with a selection of sauces, combo boxes with halloumi and regular fries, wraps, burgers and my mate’s go to: the dutty butties.

The Dutty Butty features a deep fried wedge of halloumi, chips and two sauces all in a toasted brioche bun. Definitely big enough to be your main meal of the day!

Where? Two spots: one opposite the Other Stage and another to the left of Other, near BBC Introducing
Confirmed

Nanny Bill’s

Incredible hand pressed burgers and loaded fries by Nanny Bills will be back on the farm for you in your time of need and pull you through a South East Corner all nighter. Based in Block9 outside NYC Downlow, Nanny Bill’s crispy bacon cheeseburger will be the antidote to any flagging energy levels and the perfect fuel for a night of dancing.

Where? Block9
Confirmed

The Ogle Shield

It’s no secret by now that one of my favourite festival fares is the humble cheese toastie done very, very well, and lucky for us Glasto goers, there’s enough top spots this year to get a different banging toastie every day on the farm.

An absolute must for me this year is The Ogle Shield’s offering: herbed butter on west country sourdough sandwiching award winning Montgomery Cheddar and Ogleshield Cheese with a choice of caramelized red onion chutney or my personal go to: marmite.

The Ogle Shield are the guys behind the frankly ethereal looking toasties slung out of Monty’s in Amsterdam, an Instagram account I’ve been secretly perving on for the last year. Cannot wait to finally grab one of these bad boys in the flesh.

Where? Silver Hayes opposite Lonely Hearts Club
Confirmed

Only Jerkin’

One of my favourite places for fried chicken (and I’ve tried a lot!)

Only Jerkin’ were a big hit in 2023 with their beautifully spiced fried chicken strips and incredible jerk gravy, but sadly were missing from the Glasto food line up last year.

Delighted to confirm that they are back with a vengeance this year, and in one of my favourite spots to get food between sets – they are now over at The Other Stage. Expect queues, these guys are the real deal!

Where? Other Stage
Confirmed

Paellaria

The colourful stalls of Paellaria will entice you in with the smell of Spain. Their giant pans of simmering paella are all gluten free, with meat and vegan versions available. A refreshing change from your usual burgers and other fried food – a welcome alternative when you’re five days deep into the festival world!

Where? Various: between Other and Silver Hayes, between Pyramid and West Holts walkway and fully vegan spot by Greenpeace.
Confirmed

Paletas

Sometimes the Glasto Gods shine down on us with a summery festival, and when they do, Paletas should be on everyone’s hit list.

Mexican ice lollies by Paletas made with fresh fruit are just the thing to hit the spot when the sun is beating down. Look out for the horchata and cherry coconut flavours – just as refreshing as they sound.

Where? Leftfield and West Holts
Confirmed

Peckish Peacock

Another firm favourite on the farm, Peckish Peacock serve up excellent vegan chickpea and spinach curries, stuffed roti wraps and their amazing pakoras, served with a selection of chutneys. Don’t miss their mango lassis; perfect for a hot summer’s day!

Where? To the right of Pyramid
Confirmed

Rad Burger

Glasto has a lot of really fantastic burger offerings at the festival now, so no matter which area of the festival you’re in you’ll find something great to satisfy your burger cravings. If you find yourself near Greenpeace, get yourself straight over to Rad Burger.

My favourite food of the festival in 2024, these burgers truly are a work of art. Try their classic Cali Beef with American cheese, dill pickles and crispy onions or the new offering for 2025: teriyaki beef burger with sriracha and Asian slaw. Vegans are kept happy with the truffle chick’n burger with hot honey, and they’ve got loaded Asian fries to boot too.

Before noon Rad Burger’s breakfast menu keeps punters happy with mega breakfast baps of sausage patties and hash browns sandwiched in brioche buns.

Where? Near West Holts by Yeoman’s Bridge
Confirmed

Samosa

Sorry I literally do not know the name of this place other than the sign that says Samosa and the fact they do 4 banging samosa for £6, to the left of the Other Stage, and are there nearly every year.

I truly love this place; they serve the absolute perfect between-sets snack when you’re not ready for a whole meal.

Where? Other Stage
Waiting, hoping, praying for confirmation

The Tipsy Texan

Southern American slow cooked beef brisket, or would you prefer BBQ pulled pork? You don’t actually need to choose at The Tipsy Texan; you can get the Pitmaster and try both. And you should.

Burgers, BBQ platters and the ultimate festival food: loaded fries are all total perfection at The Tipsy Texan.

Where? Acoustic Stage / Kidz Field
Confirmed

Tibetan Kitchen

Tibetan Kitchen has become somewhat of a Glasto institution, helped by their proximity to the Pyramid stage and affirmed by their delicious momos, or Tibetan dumplings for those not in the know. Alongside the momos, there will be a couple of vegan curries on the menu, and last year we were treated to a Himalayan beef stew and chicken stir fry to round things off.

Where? TBC, previously to the left of Pyramid, and to the left of The Other Stage.
Waiting, hoping, praying for confirmation

Toastie

These days I truly believe that a well executed toastie is among the best foods you can eat at Glasto, or indeed any festival. Perfect for breakfast, a fantastic option for when you can’t manage something huge because your stomach has been taken over by cider, and equally excellent to soak it all up at the end of the day.

I had a near religious experience eating one of Toastie’s breakfast numbers with plenty of cheese and bacon on excellent sourdough. The small breakfast menu and slick operation meant the queue moved quickly, which is always comforting to beat the morning hanger. Their daytime menu had a sexy chorizo and jalapeño number I’m dreaming about. Highly recommend!

Where? Leftfield.
Confirmed

Voodoo Chicken

Voodoo Chicken bring New Orleans vibes with cajun grilled chicken and halloumi in loaded boxes and wraps and it’s a joy to see them confirmed for a return to the farm this year.

Aside from their chicken boxes, I’ve heard unreal things about their cajun fries, and they’ve got some banging sauces in a range of spice levels to choose from to pimp up your order further – habanero and cherry, chipotle and lime and pineapple and mango.

Where? Opposite the cider bus to the left of Pyramid
Confirmed

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