Full list of TRNSMT 2025 food vendors from boujee burgers to South Asian street food
The countdown is on until TRNSMT 2025 hitches up to Glasgow Green for three days of musical performances from some of the world's great acts. Scotland's biggest music festival will take place from July 11 to July 13.
Thousands of revellers will travel from across the country to enjoy sets from the likes of 50 Cent, Biffy Clyro, Snow Patrol and Gracie Abrams, and it is not just a treat for the ears they are in for.
TRNSMT has unveiled their tantalising food and drink menu for 2025, featuring a diverse array of nearly 60 vendors offering everything from sweet to savoury, representing cuisines from around the globe.
An abundance of fantastic food options will complement a spectacular weekend of live music.
There are thrilling new vendors like Wholesome Junkies, who appeared on BBC's My Million Pound Menu. They will craft delectable vegan comfort food.
Meanwhile, Edinburgh-based stall, El Dorado Taqueria, specialising in Mexican cuisine, will make an appearance.
Returning due to popular demand are Chulo's Stuffed Cookies, serving gourmet filled, highly Instagram-worthy cookies Slumdog Indian are also back to offer a vibrant selection of Indian street food.
"We want everyone who attends TRNSMT to have the best time and that's why we're bringing the best food vendors," a festival spokesperson said.
"Whether it's burgers, bao buns, noodles, crepes, fried chicken or salt n' chilli chips, we've got you covered. We're making sure we cater to our vegetarian and vegan fans as well and there's even more meat-free options this year.
"Remember, the food vendor map has all the information on what you can scran and the pins will show exactly where to find your favourites, along with the dietary information for each food vendor."
TRNSMT has unveiled a map showcasing all the food vendors, accessible via the app.
This means festival-goers can plan their dining experiences around the acts to ensure their gastronomic itinerary is as stellar as the live performances.
In the meantime, to save you trawling through it at the moment, we have compiled a full list of this year's vendors.
Full list of TRNSMT 2025 food vendors
Boujee Burgers
East Asian Street Food
Salt & Chilli Chicken
Fudge / Pic Mix
Fancy Franks
Smash House Burgers & Fries
Slushies
Salt 'n' Chilli Chicken
Salt N Chilli
Pepsi
Bao Buns
Wholesome Junkies
Hot Wok Noodle Bar
Burger Shack
Wrap Shack
Guid Grazin
The Oven Pizza
Posh Dogs & Loaded Fries
Viva La Vegi
Toastie Box
The Wee Taqueria
Pies & Fries
Greek Street
Taiga Burger Kitchen
Indian Street Foods
Burger & Fries
Donut & Coffee
Award Winning Churros
Coffees & Crepes
Smash Burger
Pepsi Airstream
Pizza & Fries
Brothers Bond Burger
Rice Time Nice Time
Wow Burger
Loaded Fries
Chinese Noodles
The Greek
The Wrap Shack
Greek Gyro
Burger & Chips
Fish & Chips
Pick & Mix
The Pink Donut Van
Fried Guys Dirty Fries
Salt N Chilli Lab
The Wee Burger Shack
Dirty Bird Fried Chicken
Luti's Wood Burning Oven Pizza
Fish & Frites
Slumdog Indian Foods
Chulo's Stuffed Cookies
Rost Eats
Mam's Thai Kitchen
Typhoon Ten
Birdies Loaded Fries
Base Artisan Pizza
Smokehouse
Panko Noodle Bar
Los Colemanos
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