Yes, loads. Glastonbury is the easiest festival in the UK to eat vegan at. In 2025 there were more vegan stalls than ever, at least a dozen with a fully vegan menu, and vegan options at most of the rest. Here’s where to find them and what it costs.
Updated November 2026. Glastonbury took 2026 off and is back on 23 to 27 June 20271, so this is based on the 2025 festival. The 2027 traders haven’t been announced yet, and they change a bit every year, so treat the stall list as a guide.
See also: Which UK festivals are vegan-friendly? Compare Glastonbury with the others in the vegan food checker
Is Vegan Food Sold at Glastonbury?
Yes, and lots of it. Glastonbury says it had “a large number of vegetarian stalls & more vegan ones than ever before” in 2025, and that many of its traders can cater for other dietary needs too.2 I’m vegetarian and often eat vegan at festivals, and Glastonbury is one of the three best festivals I’ve been to for vegan food, along with Boomtown and Green Man.
You’ll find fully vegan stalls selling everything from sushi and paella to burgers and gelato, and plenty of other stalls have a vegan dish on the menu.
Vegan Food Stalls at Glastonbury
These stalls had a fully vegan menu at Glastonbury 2025, according to Glastopedia, a fan-run guide that tracks the festival’s traders.3 Stalls move around a little from year to year, so check the festival app or map when you arrive.
| Stall | What they sell | Where (2025) |
|---|---|---|
| Buddhafield Cafe | Vegan café food | Healing Field |
| Veggies Catering Campaign | A vegan workers’ co-op that has been feeding festivals since 1984 | Green Futures |
| Lalita’s Vegan Cafe | Indian | Left Field |
| Happy Maki | Vegan sushi | Silver Hayes |
| The Fed Up Vegan Food Co. | American-style comfort food | San Remo |
| Buddha Bowls | Thai bowls | The Brewery |
| Paelleria (Vegan) | Vegan paella | Greenpeace Field |
| Ice Green | Vegan gelato | The Park |
| Say Cheese | Italian | William’s Green |
| Mexitaco | Mexican | Not listed |
| Wholesome Junkies | Vegan burgers (new in 2025) | Not listed |
| Soul Bowl | Bowls | Not listed |
Vegetarian Stalls With Vegan Options
These stalls are fully vegetarian, with vegan dishes on the menu:
- Leon’s Vegetarian Cuisine in West Holts, which has been at Glastonbury since 1982.
- No Bones Jones and Goodness Gracious Vegan & Vegetarian, both regulars for 20 years or more.
- Dippy Dogs in Silver Hayes, for veggie and vegan corn dogs.
- Lebanese Mezze and Pura Vida (Mexican) in The Park.
- Cafe Dish in Woodsies and Mookie’s, both Indian.
Free food at the Hare Krishna Tent. The Hare Krishnas have been at Glastonbury for over 30 years, and they give out free vegetarian meals to everyone.4 In my experience, it’s usually a vegetable stew with rice, which is vegan. Hare Krishna cooking is vegetarian rather than always vegan, though, so ask if you’re not sure. The tent has been in Pennard Hill Ground5, near the BBC Introducing stage, but check the map or the festival app when you arrive, as things move from year to year.
Where to Find Vegan Food at Glastonbury
- The Green Fields (Green Futures, the Healing Field and the Greenpeace Field) are full of vegetarian and vegan cafés.6
- Silver Hayes had vegan sushi and corn dogs in 2025.
- The Park had vegan gelato, mezze and Mexican food.
- Left Field had Lalita’s Vegan Cafe.
Despite it being a dairy farm, which is, by its very nature, very un-vegan, you’ll see signs and information about the benefits of a vegan diet, which is understandable given the impact that the festival has.
How Much Does Vegan Food Cost at Glastonbury?
Glastonbury has a cheap meal scheme. In 2025, over 300 stalls, more than three-quarters of all its traders, sold a meal for £6. Look for the sticker on the menu board. The 2025 examples included a falafel pitta.
Other meals cost more, so the £6 meals are worth seeking out if you’re on a budget. And if you’re really skint, the Hare Krishna Tent gives out free food, which is usually vegan (see above). Drinking water is free from taps all over the site, so bring a reusable bottle.7
Can You Bring Your Own Vegan Food to Glastonbury?
Yes. You can bring your own food to Glastonbury for yourself, as long as it isn’t in glass jars, and camping stoves are allowed in the campsites. It saves money, and you won’t have to queue for breakfast. Here’s how to cook your own food at a music festival, and our banned items checker has the full list of what you can bring.
Final Thoughts
You don’t need to worry about finding vegan food at Glastonbury. Head to the Green Fields for fully vegan cafés, look out for the £6 meals, and refill your water bottle for free. If you’re going to other festivals too, our vegan festival food checker compares Glastonbury with Reading, Leeds, Download, Boomtown and more.
Sources
- RTÉ: Glastonbury announces 2027 dates, no festival next year (September 2025) ↩︎
- Glastonbury: food at the Festival and the £6 offering (June 2025) ↩︎
- Glastopedia: 100% vegetarian traders, a fan-run guide to Glastonbury’s traders (2025 list, checked November 2026) ↩︎
- Evening Standard: an expert’s guide to Glastonbury (June 2024) ↩︎
- Glastopedia: Hare Krishna Tent, a fan-run guide to Glastonbury’s traders (checked November 2026) ↩︎
- Glastonbury: Green Futures ↩︎
- Glastonbury: pack a reusable (2025) ↩︎
