A market at the southern end of London Bridge is first mentioned in 1276. In 1755 it was closed by Parliament for causing congestion, but soon reopened and is now one of London’s busiest.
Ask for a table on the east side, which has stunning views of the Gherkin, Tower Bridge, Canary Wharf, and even the Olympic Village. Oh, and the Foie Gras with Nutella? Just genius.
Run around the corner to Nicolas and pick up a bottle of something to match your fish 'n chips. No corkage fee at The Golden Hind. And the staff even provide glassware to match your beverage type!
Might be the best latte and coffee in london right now. Great knowledgable staff and attention to detail. The water is excellent and well cared for.
Amazing farmers market: w/ fresh produce and cocked food; w/o tourists. Opened on Sundays!
Apparently what Brits serve as pub food here is far superior than average bar food in the US. The only reason why theirs is called finger food is because you're eating crabs and oysters bare-handed!
TRAVEL FACT: Witness a rally, protest, or public debate in the most noted speaking corner located on the north-east corner of Hyde Park in London.
When we're at Borough Market, we can't help but duck over to Neal's Yard for a sample of nutty Montgomery Cheddar and perfect Colston Bassett Stilton. Don't leave Borough Market without stopping here! Read more.
