The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 3 and Version 2 of Islington Farmers' Market
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Highlights include: * Mere Fish Farm — smoked trout and eel, rather good fresh rainbow trout (not always there though) * Wight Salads — a good variety of decent tomatoes, roasted cherry tomatoes in oil * Artisan Foods — little savoury tartlets * The bread stall whose name I don't know — good sour French country bread, lovely carrot cake, etc * The other stall whose name I don't know — excellent chicken, ham and leek pies |
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A small farmers' market held under the covered bit to the east of Islington Green every Sunday from 10am till 2pm. Things like game pies, fresh vegetables, “home-grown” apples and pears, goats' cheese and so on. Almost like a little piece of Borough Market. Some of the stalls aren't immediately obvious — you need to head south through the stalls down Camden Passage to get to a couple more just opposite the Camden Head.
- London Farmers' Market page for Islington Farmers' Market (seems a little over-optimistic about the number of participants though)
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