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  • soinic
    Lux.2,010 contributions
    Happiness .... 🍷🍸🍹🥂
    Went there in the afternoon on a weekday to have a look at this very huuuuge sustainable foodmarket (rather empty, no clients at that time).

    Many food stalls, but after having had lunch already, not interested in eating something.

    Had however a "happiness" drink at "kegg&egg" for 5 pounds (happy hour) . Friendly waitress.

    The MM has kind of shabby industrial style and seems to be visited during after work hours or weekends when activities take place (concerts/music, chess tournaments etc).
    Review of: Mercato Metropolitano (Elephant & Castle)
    Written October 11, 2023
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  • natalie s
    1 contribution
    a must visit
    a must visit if you are in east london. it is a food market on a car park with a bar, free jenga, live saxaphonist, free entry!! always a good atmosphere
    Review of: URBAN FOOD FEST
    Written July 6, 2023
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  • Julie H
    3 contributions
    Great fun and food
    Lots of fun and excitement
    The weather was nice which really helped but the stall holders were helpful and the food variety was great. The kids enjoyed tasting some new things
    Would definitely come back
    Just along from here is a great park for the kids to play on and is alongside the Thames River. We were advised to go on a boat ride which we did.
    Review of: Southbank Centre Food Markets
    Written October 6, 2023
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  • Dayana Pereira
    London, UK176 contributions
    Fish Market
    Good to buy a fresh fish and learn things about seafood. Go early (about 5am) to enjoy nice pices there.
    Review of: Billingsgate Market
    Written September 19, 2022
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  • Martin B
    Beckenham, UK221 contributions
    Great market that takes cash although surrounding pubs poor.
    Lovely Sunday market providing a variety of products from clothing, food, snacks and household items. Very relaxing and chilled. Takes cash too.
    Review of: Herne Hill Market
    Written August 26, 2023
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  • Bluebellplasnewydd
    Cardiff, UK1,939 contributions
    Small pleasant market
    The market is situated under cover just outside Waitrose. Obviously the stalls vary from day to day but there are always craft, food and drink outlets. The displays are high quality and there are tables for eating. Local beers and cocktails are available at reasonable prices. Worth visiting but will not take you more than 20 minutes to go round unless you are eating there.
    Review of: Canopy Market
    Written March 25, 2023
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  • sheepygold
    london5,542 contributions
    Excellent range of high quality food
    I had never heard of this market which is by Clapham Common tube and came upon it by accident. It has a good range of high quality food. I purchased a vegetarian green curry roll which was a decent sized meal for a fair £4.
    Review of: Venn Street Market
    Written March 4, 2023
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  • stet20
    London, UK212 contributions
    Superb friendly local produce like borough market but less commercial and has more charm and character.
    Charming local farmers market selling local organic produce. Very friendly stall holders. A bit like borough market but less commercial. Perfect way to spend Saturday morning. A must for foodies!
    Review of: Brook Green Market and Kitchen
    Written September 15, 2021
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  • Dr_Rebecca_P
    Anaheim, CA214 contributions
    Good local market
    As my local market, I love it. Not sure I would make a real effort to come, and if i did I would save it for a day with good weather. It has a good mix of stalls with produce to buy and stalls serving food. Food on offer usually includes of mexican stall, burger stall, flatbread wraps, sub club van (outstanding, but pricey), and recently a jerk stall too. Stalls to purchase food are wide ranging: veg, fruit, pastries, fish, cheese (including cheese made in brockley) and flavours of spain. Now that there are new tables with benches, it makes it a plesant place to sit and eat.
    Review of: Brockley Market
    Written August 29, 2018
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  • Alba C
    London, UK43 contributions
    Very good 😁👍🏻
    disco pub in london soho where to go out at night to have a drink while listening to music or dancing, anything...🍻
    Review of: Street Food Union - Rupert Street SOHO
    Written March 24, 2023
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  • Nicola B
    London, UK241 contributions
    Almost a regular
    I've visited this market four times in a row, and feel I'd miss it if I for some reason couldn't make it.

    My favourite stalls are: the olives, the fish, the cheese, the brownies, the bread, the chocolate and fresh juices. Suddenly I've become a creature of habit. Once you sample their wares you'll understand exactly what I mean.

    If you are local and haven't yet visited this market then do yourself a favour and put the date in your diary.

    And to top it all off, a picnic on the top of Primrose Hill delights the soul even more. A blanket is always packed in my rucksack.
    Review of: Primrose Hill Market
    Written June 13, 2017
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  • Malarchy
    Maseru, Lesotho844 contributions
    Decent, Small Street Food Market
    Tachbrook Market is a street market open Monday-Saturday based at the pedestrianised end of Tachbook Street in London's Victoria district just off Warwick Way. During the working week it is a street food location with a range of the excellent world cuisines. Of a Saturday there is more of a focus on traditional market fare like fruit & veg.

    The market is not particularly large as the pedestrianised end of the street is relatively short but it is a good selection of food choices including Thai, falafels, Japanese, and the occasional slightly less well-known option like Jordanian. Given it includes some of the best types of food, it is remarkably busy even on a blustery winter's day during lunchtime. Queues can get fairly long so it is important to time the visit effectively.

    The food choices are pretty good. This is not the best in the area as Strutton Ground is outstanding but without that comparison it would be an impressive set of street food stalls in its own right.

    There is a bench so it is possible for a small number of people to sit but in general this is a standing spot with most people walking away after getting their food. Despite the throughput the market is in reasonable shape with the street not being overly littered.

    Fruit & veg is available at times including on a Saturday. A fish stall is also in evidence. It is hard to tell how good this is when there is an average Sainsbury's nearby and a corner shop that sells good quality stuff including some decent scotch bell peppers.

    There is some good stuff at Tachbrook Market. It is fairly small and not quite the wonderful Strutton Ground but nonetheless it is a decent and reasonable value spot to grab some decent hot food to go from a range of the best of world cuisines all lined up alongside each other.
    Review of: Tachbrook Market
    Written March 7, 2020
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  • Laurie P
    Burgess Hill395 contributions
    A good selection of proper food!
    The day I visited there was a great range of seasonal veg and fruit (including organic), fresh meat and fish, herbs, pasta, bread and cakes. There are crafts, a cafe, vintage clothes and bric-a-brac nearby. If I lived nearby I'd be there every Saturday!
    Review of: Crystal Palace Food Market
    Written July 11, 2015
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  • Ariel16
    London, UK253 contributions
    Amazing farmer market!
    The market is amazing!
    So many stalls with fabulous organic products and food on the go: pizza, hot dogs and dumplings.
    Bustling with people and the occasional celebrity too.
    Highly recommended
    Review of: Queens Park Farmers' Market
    Written October 20, 2019
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  • Craig B
    Tehachapi, CA43 contributions
    A Great Bargain Hunting Area.
    A very cool, eclectic place of shops and tables set up on the street. They have some really good bargains here. Vendors are set up every which way, sometimes through a shop, and onto another alley. My crushable, roll-able cricket hat was 6 pounds, and I love it. Visited the "book shop" where the movie Notting Hill was filmed, which is a gift shop. Good pubs for drinks, maybe not for food. They start rolling up the tables at 17:00 hours, so get there a couple hours before that.
    Review of: Notting Hill Farmer's Market
    Written November 5, 2019
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