Borough Market
March 19, 2009 at 8:09 pm | Posted in General, London, Out and About, UK | 1 CommentTags: Borough Market, Free, London, London Bridge, market, review, UK
Borough Market near London Bridge has a wide range of produce to peruse and drool over. Luckily free samples can help with the latter. Personally, I thought there would be more stalls but there are still a reasonable amount ranging fom breads to beers. Some of the fresh produce available includes fish and meats strung up and of course fruit and vegetables.
I bought an espresso beer and it was a little too harsh for my sweet tooth but there plenty of other options available at this specialty vendor. I also liked the look of the olive cart – plenty of options. Around the edge of the market you’ll also find a number of coffee shops to rest up after shopping and before further exploring the city.
I’m not a big market person but it was still enjoyable to wander through and look at all of the goods on display.
Although it’s quite famous and perhaps I’m blind but I didn’t notice much signage at the station to point the way luckily Google Maps or a shockingly helpful person should assist you in getting there.
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Must be the time of year — not much to harvest yet. Because when I was there, a bit later in the year (late May, I believe), you could hardly move, vendors were packed in so tightly.
Comment by waltzingaustralia— March 25, 2009 #