Here's how much food costs at Coachella, from a $10 cup of coffee to $17 chicken tenders

Given how many festivalgoers there are, proper seating at Coachella is limited. Many people resort to eating meals on the ground or on the go.

This can effectively rule out many of the delicious-looking options at the festival, especially if they require utensils or a steady hand.

While this sandwich was one of the tastier options we tried, it was messy to eat and fell apart quite easily.

There were many pizza options at Coachella, but every line was absurdly long. This booth offered multiple toppings — cheese, pepperoni, pepperoni jalapeño, veggie, and vegan veggie — for $11 per slice.

This booth advertised "loaded grilled cheese" options, but we came to realize the only toppings available were bacon for $6 extra or tomato for $4 extra.

The standard $16 option, pictured above, was served on mediocre bread that wasn't toasted all the way through.

Both options were served lukewarm. Thankfully, the containers of ranch and hot sauce did not require an extra charge.

They were served on a bed of perfectly crispy french fries.

This booth offered Japanese-inspired hot dogs, including one called "The Godzilla" for $18, which would cost just $11 outside of the festival.

The $17 dish consisted of orange chicken and white rice.

By 10:30 p.m. on Friday night, we were in desperate need of caffeine (Harry Styles wouldn't take the stage for another hour).

We were shocked to find that our go-to coffee drink, an oat-milk latte, would set us back $15 each.

The taste was average, but the energy boost was much appreciated.

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