Bristol Harbor Festival 2024: Food prices from some of the vendors on site this year

Bristol Harbor Festival is in full swing with boat races, processions, performances, live music, family activities, talks, talks and much more to enjoy this weekend. And if you’re making a day or two of the festivities, you’ll probably be wondering what’s on offer when it comes to food this year.

Menu options include wagyu burgers, gourmet boar hotdogs, fries and nachos, traditional Greek souvlaki, pulled pork and even the traditional British classic of fish and chips – served from a big red bus, no doubt.

When you go to events these days, there’s always lively discussion about how much you’re likely to pay for some delicious food, which you’ll find at Bristol Harbor Fest.

We’ve broken down the prices of some places to give you an idea of ​​what might be best for you…

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Some Great British Fish & Chips from London’s big red bus offer the likes of fish & chips (priced at £14.50) as well as:

• Scampi and chips – £12.50
• Sausage and chips – £10
• Fishcake & chips – £10
• Fish Finger Sandwich – £11.50
• Chicken Gujons – £12.50
• Chip butty – £6.50
• small chips – £5
• large chips – £6
• Extras (mushy peas, cheese, beans, curry sauce or gravy) – £2.50 each

A cup of tea here will set you back £2.50.

Meanwhile, vendors Brisket Bros serve up authentic ‘low and slow’ barbecue with meals consisting of just burgers or brisket (pay extra for fries), and the menu also includes:

• Double Cheeseburger – £12
• Brisket Burger – £13
• Pulled Pork Burger – £12
• Stuffed Brisket Fries – £13
• Pork Fries – £12
• BB Dirty Fries – £14
• Brisket Rib – £13
• Pork Bun – £12
• Seasoned Fries – £5
• Extras (grated cheddar, fried onions) – £1, extra bun £3

The traditional Greek Souvlaki stand is a favorite for those who love Greek meals. There are three main price points depending on the size of the table – £10.90 for small, £12.90 for regular and £15 for giant. And you can add halloumi or grilled vegetables to certain dishes for an extra £2.

The menu includes:

• Chicken souvlaki
• Lamb souvlaki
• Pork Sausage Souvlaki
• Vegetarian souvlaki
• Vegan souvlaki
• Mixed Double Souvlaki (only £12.90)
• Giant Mixed Souvlaki (only £15)
• Greek Box (only £15)
• Smaller portion (only £6)
• Soft drinks/water (£2)

If you’re looking for a wagyu burger or wild boar hotdog, fries or nachos, The Gourmet Express also has a van on site. There menu includes:

• Classic Wagyu Burger (no fries) – £10
• Wagyu with cheese and bacon (no fries) – £12
• Spicy Wagyu (no fries) – £13
• Grilled Halloumi Burger (no fries) – £8
• Classic Boar Hot Dog (no fries) – £10
• Bacon Cheese Dog (no fries) – £12
• Wagyu chilli dirty dog ​​(no fries) – £14
• Wagyu Chilli Cheese Fries – £12
• Bacon Triple Cheese Fries – £10
• Seasoned Fries – £5
• Chilli Cheese Nachos – £10
• Triple Cheese Nachos – £8
• Drinks – £2-£2.50