Poutine Brothers cover Glastonbury and the rest of the South West, and the bus looks particularly good once it's dark.
For Glastonbury we'd usually put forward Poutine Brothers and CHIPS! — each one below has its own menu, and you can book one or more than one.
Glastonbury and the Somerset Levels have a relaxed, festival spirit, and plenty of outdoor events and field weddings.

Fries, cheese curds and gravy, served out of a bus that looks the part after dark. The one people photograph, and the one that works hardest at an evening event.

Chips done properly, from a stall with a neon sign you can spot across a field. Simple, quick, and it suits every crowd from a village fete to a late-night festival stage.
Poutine is fries, cheese curds and gravy: Canadian comfort food that's perfect for evening events and colder days. Poutine Brothers serves it from a bus that lights up after dark.
It's often the dish guests haven't tried before, which makes it a great pairing with a more familiar option like Burger Bus.
After a wet spell, soft ground on the Levels is worth planning for with a bus. The stalls are less fussy.
The national dish of Canada: chips, cheese curds and gravy. Ours uses creamy Somerset cheese curds.
Yes. The bus lights up after dark and it's a late-night favourite.
We'll talk about hard standing, or bring a stall instead.




We travel across the Glastonbury area and the wider South West. If your event isn't listed, ask anyway — it's usually a yes.
Tell Steve the date, headcount and which brand you're after on the booking page, and he'll come back with a price.
Book now →Rather talk it through? Call Steve on 07572 416745