Showing posts with label artisan food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artisan food. Show all posts

Saturday, 4 June 2011

Maltby Street market in pictures

Ales from The Kernel Brewery - I bought Mr Haines a bottle for when he gets back from Bath



Flowers. Yes, that's about as specific as I can be

The weekend guide: SE London (part two)

Sorry for the break in service but here's the rest of what's on offer in the south east this weekend.




WEST NORWOOD FEAST
Around Norwood High Street, SE27
Sunday 10am-4pm (first Sunday of every month)

Space Makers, the driving force behind the regeneration of Brixton Village, have been weaving a little of their market magic in West Norwood for a few months now. Some friends have been a couple of times and say it's small and friendly and getting better every time they go.

The weekend guide: SE London (part one)

I'm a big fan of SE London. I live here (East Dulwich) and work here (Bankside) so am keen to champion its best bits - of which there are many.

I noticed loads of stuff about SE15 (Peckham) in Time Out last week so am glad to see that others are realising that more goes on round here than stabbings on Rye Lane. Although by even typing that I feel like I'm helping perpetuate that myth. It doesn't happen that often

This weekend (4-5 June) is one of those where there's loads going on, so if you're looking for some inspiration try these:





MALTBY STREET MARKET
Maltby Street, London SE1
Saturdays 9am-2pm

An alternative to busy Borough for London's discerning foodies, this little street market under some railway arches is garnering a reputation for the place to be seen of a Saturday morning. I've yet to visit  (I'm heading there once I've written this) but have heard good things.