whats the best and worst meal you had at glasto?

[Dirkthemerc]

Hare Krisnha Food. Simply the best & at times the worst.

[dinkyxox]

jerk jerk and more jerk so nice nom nom

[stinkywitch]

jerk jerk and more jerk so nice nom nom

Think we wanted to know your best meal.....not activity!

[bez87]

first year last year so stuck mainly round the main stage food stalls, did have a good jamiacan chicken with rice just up from the chill and charge tent, best must of been from the first day, walking round the whole site and getting a massive roast prok and hot apple sauce bagguette, mmmmmmm.

it is one of the things to go for, the food is unbelievable never had such a selection

[Mandypants]

Think we wanted to know your best meal.....not activity!

[stardustjunkie]

I had a really lovely plate of 'Mexican' food on the way to the pyramid stage. It was round the back of the stage, and the queue was massive but totally worth the wait. We shared a plate of nachos, chilli, salsa, rice, etc. It was the best.

Worst would have to be any of the breakfast baps. Not for taste, but purely for the price! Ridiculously expensive!

[KG56]

Me and my friends had an absolutely hilarious night in some pizza place on the Friday night in '09, completely drunk, and met these two lovely lovely people who we sat with, who helped us come up with some of the best chat up lines ever created for my friend Tom (on the right) and the girl making the pizza's who we only know of as "pizza girl"

Couldn't find the place the following day... and couldn't find it last year either Pizza was absolutely great though - freshly made and really really cheap!

Heres a picture - my friend Ali (on the left) the two lovely lovely people in the middle (whose names we can't remember) and Tom on the right



If anyone knows where this place is, then please let me know - as it'd be great to find it again this year!

It's just past the big tea tent. Walk up and through with West Holts on your left and at the next big cross roads where the tea tent is on your left, turn left and its just down there on the left! A good find, well worth the search See you there maybe lol

[Lou's other half]

La grande bouffe - wild boar sausages with potatoes dauphinoise - epic. i always make a point of never having a burger and never having chips at glasto - too much other tastiness to choose from.

Veggies, look away now...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/2265524...57603699285873

(Tried inserting the image... couldn't get it to work <sigh>)

[Piston Broke]

That looks so good!

One of my favourites too, along with the Pauline Fowler "Growler", Noddles with Tempura (?), Pork roll and apple sauce, Mexican, Pieminister, Pealla with the works etc etc.

Don't think I've had a bad one, but I was once told not to eat any curry at Glasto...

Oh and one other thing, any one know what happened to the Garlic Kitchen? Had some really good food from there, I remember having the Garlic bread for the first time, most of the butter rolled down my chin on to my shirt, stank of garlic for the rest of the day/night.

Had lots of room to dance where ever I went that night!

[Lou's other half]

Don't think I've had a bad one, but I was once told not to eat any curry at Glasto...

You were lied to my friend! Some of the best meals I've had at Glasto were curries! The Thali stall at the foot of the hill in the Park; the now famous Goan fish curry in West Holts; the Thali stall somewhere in Shangri-la; the curry joint by Yeoman's Bridge (if it's good enough for a Hothouse Flower, it's good enough for me http://www.flickr.com/photos/2265524...7603699285873/)...

Hmmm...

C'mon Lou, grab your coat, we're going for a curry...

[theandyevans]

I agree don't think we had a bad one but the best one for me was when me better half followed us dowm one mornin after watchin something with the little fella with a huge helping of sausage & bacon butties. But for her she enjoyed fish& chips from the old fish & chip van.

[Glasto-worker]

I don't know the proper title but it was something like lamb cutlets but they were still attached to a bone so it was like five cutlets together .

It was in the WBC Crew canteen 2007 - I am very slim so they were not expecting me to eat the food and then jump straight back into the queue and buy a second plate { well hand over a staff voucher }

Now it does natter how many festivals I work each year going over more than two decades that was the best meal I have ever had.

At Latitude 2007 it was a local catering Company who had taken frozen roast chicken and boiled them - I went nuts .

I understand why they did that - as it was quicker and took less staff but still they had enough staff they could have defrosted them rather than boiling them - they never got the contract in 2008 so not a smart move.