Thursday, 10 November 2011

Borough market

Almost everyone goes to Borough market when in London, and it's also London's most known food market. I never get bored of it and make a stop there whenever I find myself to be in the area on the right day.
The market is one of my favorite places for lunch, with vendors selling almost everything you can think of and desire, most stands are pretty expensive but most times it's worth it. Open thursday, friday and saturday, the best day to go is on thursday so you avoid the tourists. My personal favorite is the oyster stand, with someone there to open them right in front of you, and you can sit down on the sidewalk next to the nearby church and slurp them down!













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  1. around Britain no plane12 November 2011 at 04:17

    Your photos are fab! I first saw black tomatoes in Adelaide market, they called them Russian - had no idea that I could have seen them just down the road in Borough Market. Just to keep up with the theme, how does this market (or indeed shopping) compare to your home city? Nicola

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  2. jodi12 November 2011 at 06:13

    poor little piggy!

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  3. Unknown12 November 2011 at 07:08

    Mmmmm.....oysters. And do you remember I bought, brought home and ate that entire chunk of butter?!

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  4. around Britain no plane21 November 2011 at 09:28

    This is from Annie - a friend of Nicola's who writes about food preserving and climate change (not necessarily related!). "Gorgeous photos, thanks"

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