Where to eat on Glastonbury High Street

Glastonbury’s High Street isn’t just a hub for shopping and history—it’s also a haven for food. With a variety of eateries catering to diverse tastes and dietary preferences, there is something for everyone. From hearty meals to light bites, all served with a side of Glastonbury’s unique charm, here are the different locations to eat on the High Street.

1. The Blue Note Café

While not a shop, this iconic café is a favorite stop for visitors. Known for its laid-back vibe and vegetarian-friendly menu, it’s a great place to pause and soak in the unique energy of the High Street. It shares the same building with the Courtyard Bookshop. You won’t miss it as it is painted in vibrant sky blue.

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2. Hundred Monkeys Café

A local favorite, the Hundred Monkeys Café is known for its wholesome, locally sourced, and organic fare. Whether you’re craving a hearty breakfast, a fresh salad, or an indulgent slice of cake, this café delivers. They also cater to vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets, making it a versatile choice.

Website: https://www.hundredmonkeyscafe.com/

3. Rainbows End Café

Tucked away behind the High Street, Rainbows End Café is a hidden gem offering a delightful vegetarian menu. It is upstairs from the Goddess and The Green Man shop with entrance to the left of the shop, see image below. There is a separate entrance from the car park (St John’s Car Park) at the back too that accesses the garden. From their famous quiches to hearty soups and vibrant salads, everything here is made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Their serene garden seating area is perfect for a relaxing lunch.

Website: https://www.rainbowsendglastonbury.com

4. Burns the Bread

A beloved local institution, Burns the Bread is Glastonbury’s go-to bakery for freshly baked goods. I saw the freshly baked sausage rolls behind the counter and quickly nipped in to get it. From artisanal breads and buttery pastries to savoury snacks and indulgent cakes, this award-winning bakery offers a delicious selection that caters to all tastes. Its central location on the High Street and friendly service make it a must-visit for anyone seeking a quick bite or a taste of traditional, handcrafted treats.

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5. Coffee Zero

A haven for coffee lovers, Coffee Zero on Glastonbury High Street serves exceptional coffee crafted from locally roasted beans. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and expertly brewed beverages, this cozy café is perfect for a quick caffeine fix or a leisurely catch-up with friends. In addition to its signature coffee offerings, Coffee Zero also serves a variety of teas, cakes, and light snacks, making it a versatile spot for any time of day.

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6. Lazy Gecko Café

For a warm, welcoming vibe, head to the Lazy Gecko Café. Serving all-day breakfasts, freshly brewed coffee, and a variety of comfort foods, this café is ideal for a casual meal. Their outdoor seating area offers a great view of the bustling High Street. The lazy Gecko is actually on Magdalene Street (at the top of the High Street). It is located directly opposite the Town Hall and next to Tin Pot Pasty company.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lazy-Gecko-Cafe/266649590135915

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7. Earthfare

Part health food store, part café, Earthfare is perfect for those looking for a quick, nutritious bite. Their takeaway options include fresh juices, smoothies, and healthy snacks, as well as plant-based meals and baked goods.

Website: https://earthfare.co.uk/

8. The King Arthur

For a more traditional pub experience, visit The King Arthur, just a short stroll from the High Street. This cozy pub serves classic British fare, from hearty pies to fish and chips, alongside a great selection of local ales and ciders.

Website: https://www.thekingarthurglastonbury.com/

9. Elaichi Tandoori

For a taste of Indian cuisine, Elaichi Tandoori offers a variety of flavorful curries, tandoori dishes, and vegetarian options. The welcoming atmosphere and generous portions make it a popular spot for dinner.

Website: https://elaichitandoori.co.uk/

10. My Fine Deli – Cafe, Restaurant and Deli

We were here first thing in the morning for their breakfast. A Full English before we head out exploring up and down the Glastonbury High Street. It did not disappoint. We ordered a flat white which was pretty strong and a pot of green tea, toasted tea cake served with butter and strawberry jam and the Full English Breakfast. A delightful blend of café, restaurant, and deli, My Fine Deli on Glastonbury High Street offers a warm and inviting space for food. The deli serves everything from hearty breakfasts and gourmet sandwiches to indulgent desserts. The deli section boasts a wide range of fine cheeses, charcuterie, and artisan products, perfect for a treat to take home.

Website: https://myfinedeli.com

11. Heaphy’s Café

This quaint café is perfect for coffee lovers and those seeking a light lunch or afternoon treat. Known for its artisan coffee, fresh pastries, and friendly service, Heaphy’s Café is a charming stop during your High Street exploration. It’s located near the the Market Cross, at the junction between Market Place (at the top of High Street) and Benedict Street.

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heaphyscoffee/

12. Knights Fish & Chips

Not exactly on the High Street but on Northload Street off the Market Cross is Knights Fish and Chip. For a classic British treat, head to Knights Fish & Chips, a local institution established in 1909. Whether you opt for traditional battered fish or one of their gluten free options, you’re guaranteed a satisfying meal.

Website: https://www.knightsfishrestaurant.com/

Dining on Glastonbury High Street is as eclectic and vibrant as the town itself. From organic cafés and vegetarian havens to traditional pub grub and international cuisine, the options here cater to all palates and preferences. Whether you’re stopping for a quick snack or settling in for a leisurely meal, the High Street offers a culinary journey as unique as Glastonbury itself.