It really is one of the best markets in the country. Not that I have been to that one in Pretoria or Sedgefield, but it resembles something you get in first world countries.
I love everything about food markets and wish there were more, and wish I could shop in them everyday.
I hadn’t been to the neighbourgoods market (still find the ‘actual’ name of this market a bit odd) for a while as the overcrowding wears down my limited patience reserves, so it probably wasnt the smartest move to pick the Saturday on the Easter week end to pay a visit and snap some pics for this post.
I arrived just after 9am and the place was already too full for my enjoyment. I like going on a rainy day in July when the Springboks are playing – a whole improved market going experience for me.
Nevertheless, its foodie nirvana with a few fab new stalls, best captured and brought to you visually.
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You know I’ve toyed with the idea of going, but your post has just convinced me. I am SO there next weekend.
I’ve toyed with the idea of going, but your post has just convinced me. Next weekend I am THERE!
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I’m jealous. In Toronto where I live, my public health rules, all those lovely tarts and baked goods need to be behind glass. It’s like being in a museum
Hi Elisa – that is a pity. At markets they are out for such a short period – Im sure they aren’t goignt o be exposed to anything harmfun in that time.