OK. Lets not talk about how my Halloween was a complete fail

I'd prefer to forget that Halloween ever happened this year, thank you very much.

On a brighter note, we spent the next day (post- halloween) stuffing ourselves with delicious street food from Borough Market.

To get to Borough Market by tube, the closest tube stop would be London Bridge. Whilst in the underground at London Bridge, just follow the signs towards the Borough Market exit. Just follow them and they will take you to the closest exit which is facing the market its self. The market is open form Monday to Saturday, from 10 am to 5pm.  However, limited parts of the market will be operating on Mondays and Tuesdays. On limited days, not all of the staffs and shops will be operating  but there are still a number of vendors that are open and that offer a wide range of products. As for Wednesdays to Saturdays, the market will be fully operated. On full market days, all the shops and stalls are full open.

Borough market is known as London's best, and best known market. They have a lovely selection of exotic cheeses, fruits and vegetables. All farmed and fresh. Not only that, the fish mongers offer fresh seafood to be consumed right at the market such as scallops, sea urchin and many more. You can basically do all your grocery shopping here. They  have everything from meat to fish to cheeses and to bread. EVERYTHING you can think of. Also, coffee... for you coffee lovers.

If groceries aren't your thing, then you can just grab a quick lunch from one of the vendors at the market. There are a variety of stalls to choose from. All serving different cuisines -- Indian, Chinese, Thai, British you name it.

Here are some of our treats from that day

Borough Market
8 Southwark Street,
London,
SE1 1TL

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