Tramlines has you covered, of course, and here is a quick guide to what food and drink are on offer at Hillsborough Park over the weekend. More details on the festival website, tramlines.org.uk/explore/food-drink.
Outside the venue, there are plenty of options a short walk away in Hillsborough town centre, such as Lignum.V Caribbean cafe and takeaway or contemporary British food at the Orange Bird, Italian restaurants La Porchetta and Sette Colli, Sweet Panda dessert bar and the Hillsborough Tap bar and kitchen, which is providing a glitter station to get you all glammed up!
5. A real 'chi-wower'
Teabag Chihuahua’s Mexican food includes meat, veggie, vegan and gluten-free burritos, nachos, chilli and tacos. They pride themselves on their freshly-prepared food made with their own sauces and spice mixes. Photo: Fanatic
6. Proper Yorkies
At King Yorky, expect giant Yorkshire puds stuffed with all manner of goodies, including a veggie option. The Hungry Festival Goer will take some dancing off - it's filled with roast pork, crackling, stuffing, pork sausage, steakhouse chips or mash and onion gravy Photo: Fanatic
7. Best of wurst
Get Wurst dish up proper imported German sausages - bratwurst and currywurst, served with sauerkraut, toppings and fries. They also offer vegan bratwurst and currywurst. Photo: Fanatic
8. Wrap artists
Head to Wraps and Baps for burgers, jerk chicken, halloumi or chicken wraps and salads. Vegan, veggie and GF options available. Photo: Fanatic