Are you serious?Really? Does that include any meat or fish shops? £5/kg at the [farmers'] market for incredibly fresh mackerel is pretty good.
I got some rather nice mackerel from Mash, in one of the arches under the station, last weekend. Very nice indeed.
so you're willing to stray beyond Iceland as long as the stallholders are white.
I never said I didn't, and neither is the colour of the stallholders particularly relevant. I'll often go into the chinese supermarket in the market itself, for herbs and suchlike for example. In fact, it's the only place round here I've ever seen Mountain Dew for sale.
Are you serious?
There are a great many fish shops in Brixton, and in the covered arcades, selling everything from mackerel to flying fish. Nor is the place short of butchers, both traditional and halal.
Fresh fish. Good meat. Mash is close to the first sometimes and has a good stock, but for freshness not a patch on the guy in the market. (He should be there today so go and compare, though he normally only brings half dozen things.) There's really no good meat in Brixton anywhere. Just the normal cheap industrially farmed stuff.
The fish guy was there but no fresh fish, only shellfish due to the bad weather.
In fact, quite a lot of other spaces were empty today where I'd have expected to have seen a stall.
But I got me goats cheese, so I'm happy.
I bought a steak and kidney pie from the baker bloke, just had it for supper....sublime.
I asked around as to who would be there on the 20th, Sunday before xmas day. Not many committed to the date, the baker and veg stall said they would definitely be there. Giggly pig, cake lady and several others weren't sure. Demand for the stalls around London will be high.
Wondering if the market is on today, http://www.lfm.org.uk/ hasn't been updated since before christmas.
I recall one baker telling me they would not be back until the 10th or 17th or something.
Anyone else know?
Is that the guy that does the pasties? They looked quite nice.