What To Eat at the Robin Hood Festival
Robin Hood and his Merry Men probably didn’t eat and drink
as well as you will at this festival. Enjoy!
Forms of payment accepted: Cash, Credit card, Venmo.
Sorry, no personal checks accepted.
FARM
MAIN
DISHES
Little John's Big Wig Pig
Festival favorite savory spit-roasted pork with choice of two sides
and roll
$16
Fryer Tuck's
12 Buck Cluck
Garlic herb roasted chicken quarter with choice of two sides
and roll
$12
Robin's Reward Shredded Pork Sandwich
A third of a pound of satisfaction served with potato chips (or sub one or more sides for $2 ea.)
$10
Sir Guy's Gourmet Hamburgers and Cheeseburgers
A third of a pound delight served with potato chips (or sub one or more sides for $2 ea.)
$8
(Sides include: Potato chips, pasta salad, grain salad, or coleslaw, described in vegetarian options section)
FIELD
VEGETARIAN/VEGAN OPTIONS
The Sherwood Plate
(incl. all options below)
$10 (or a la carte at $4 ea.)
Maid Marian's Delight
A light pasta salad
with broccoli, dried cranberries, and grape tomatoes in a
mildly tangy sauce
Alan-a-Dale's Minstrel's Lunch
A hearty mix of quinoa, bulgur wheat, and kale with a slightly sweet apple cider vinaigrette
Will Scarlet's Secret
A new take on classic coleslaw with golden raisins and poppyseed dressing
STREET
NOTTINGHAM STREET FOOD
(Great for kids too!)
The Sheriff's Snack
Savory ground sausage with cheese on an English muffin
$5
The Forager's Favorite
Wild mushroom "tacos" served on warm naan
$5
Much Ado About Chicken
Herb grilled chicken skewers
$5
TAVERN
BEVERAGES AND SWEETS
Bottled Water (16.9oz)
$2
Soft Drinks
(12oz Pepsi, Sierra Mist, Dr. Pepper, Ginger Ale)
$3
Iced tea (sweet/unsweet)
$3
Lemonade
$3
Apple Cider
$4
Beer
(12oz can, Michelob Ultra, Stella Artois, Modelo)
$5
16oz Beer (Wicked Weed)
$7
Wine (bottle)
$20
Wine (glass)
$5
Homemade Apple Crisp
$4
The Nottingham Cathedral Bake Sale
(sold in Nottingham Hall)
Homemade baked goods of all kinds
$3-5
In addition, many of our vendors sell sweet treats, and drinks.