They had a caroling group singing & plenty of indoor seating that you could bring ANY food into…read more It was small but had a good mix of different foods. It also had a lot less tourists!!! & more of a neighborhood market feel.

Amazing lobster rolls BUT not available when raining (sadly). Cute food truck street with…read morepersonality & seating spaces. Highlights include lobster rolls (avoid the seared tuna -- not for me), amazing crispy duck fat triple cooked chips!!! Get them! The dumplings were lukewarm / cold and covered in spicy sauce. Skip, better options available. Pho lovely and warm but prefer vermicelli noodles to the thicker ones in them. The duck wrap was nice (not a fan of tomato in it). The confit duck better pick. The smash burger took absolutely ages! Man very sweet & brought it over to us. The steak & frites with pepper sauce was great. But dipped the duck fat chips in that sauce & was in food heaven.

The food was oh so good!…read more The maritozzo with fresh cream was amazing! The cream was oh so fluffy and so freaking fresh. The hubs said it was one of the freshest things he's had in his life. Even being jetlagged, I could really taste how creamy it was. It wasn't until later in the day that eating my leftover portion that I could appreciate it even more. I love prosciutto! And this crepe sandwich was simple but hit just the right spots. Okay. It could have used more prosciutto IMO, but it was really tasty. The mozzarella, arugula, and tomato were so yummy. Simple and delicious!

With so many different options at Borough Market it is super difficult to choose where to go. I had…read morealready eaten my full by the time I stumbled upon Gastronomica, but I couldn't pass up a delicious looking prosciutto, mozzarella, sandwich. Sandwiches travel well, right? Cut to my very large "snack" sandwich. It actually did travel well. It took me a bit to get back to my hotel and then a little longer to sit down and eat it. Don't worry, I tried a bite when I first got it as a base line for later. I held up OK. Obviously it is best when it is first toasted/pressed but it was decent as take away as well. For about $11, a steal for a meal! Gastronomica also has a little stand in another location within Borough Market where they sell sweets. Wanting to end my food journey with something sweet I opted for 2 mini cannolis: vanilla and pistachio. The vanilla was really sugary sweet. It took a minute to eat it even thought it was small. The pistachio was less sweet but even with the end covered in real pistachios, I missed the pistachio flavor. Perhaps my tastebuds were tired after all of the different food.

You could hear everybody's mouth crackling! I buy my roast hog on their small store inside Borough…read moreMarket, they don't have the yelp place yet so I will put my review here. The sandwich is compose of roast hog with crackling and applesauce in a roll. The roast hog is so delicious and really it cracks in the mouth. This reminds me of the crispiest pork in the Philippines which is called "lechon", the roll is perfect paring to the hog. Price is okay with the deliciousness you get. A must visit if you are in Borough Market.

3.5 £6 for a massive…read moresandwich with this sweet purée sauce, greens, and a hunk of pork. I recommend the wrap just because the huge ciabatta bread was just too much, I couldn't properly enjoy the meat. The meat was very well cooked and flavorful, with a nice crisp crunch of the leaves. He added a couple pig skins which were frankly too hard and chewy to eat. The meat is really really good, just don't get the voluminous bread roll, try it in a wrap.

Lovely porchetta sandwich!…read more After strolling the lanes of the bustling Borough Market, we were enticed by the sights and smells of Roast to go. There are so many different things to try at this market that we only got a porchetta sandwich, but it was delicious! Piping hot, juicy, flavorful, and fresh! Would surely recommend!

Roast is a popular stand at London's Borough Market with lots of modern takes on classic British…read morefare, but by far the biggest seller is the roast pork sandwich. This ended up being the first thing I ate after my redeye (washed down with Turkish coffee and hard cider, clearly I know how to treat my body right). The line can be long, but it moves swiftly. Service is impatient so act fast. The pork sandwich itself is mildly overrated; I found too much of the meat to be fatty, and too much of the skin to be tough and stringy. But there were some very lovely and juicy bites in there, and the apple sauce is a nice touch. Worth a try, though I'd get someone to split it with you as it's quite hefty.

I went here about 5 years ago. Randomly stumbling upon this cart at the Borough market. I saw the…read morecoconut pancakes and just had to try it. I am so glad that I did because at that moment. It was the best thing I ate during my trip to London. I couldn't stop thinking about it. And finally I was able to make my return here. The coconut pancakes are still delicious But they didn't give me a fresh batch. That was the difference maker. But it was still amazing nonetheless. I will request it fresh next time I come again. I love these things

Khanom Krok is a hidden gem inside Borough Market! They were a pleasant surprise during our visit…read more Their stand is near the giant steps seating area. There are also some tabletops near the vendor. The second Mink saw them, I knew we were going to grab food from here. Everyone was friendly and spoke Thai but also very good English. You can dine there or get to go boxes. We ended up ordering Pad Kra Pow with pork. Portion wise, it was perfect and leaves you content. They didn't take long to have our order out. The box smelled great but the taste was AROI MAK (delicious)! It tasted better than places back home in Hawai'i and the price is so inexpensive in comparison. It's not Thailand cheap but it was extremely economical compared to our usual standards. If you're craving Thai and plan to visit Borough Market or nearby, you need to check this spot out!

These were our first meat pies we had on our trip to England. As someone who lived in Australia (a…read morelong time ago) but now lives in the US, the lack of meat pies and sausage rolls is sad. I was very excited to try these pies out! The pies don't come with any sides, such as mashed potato or mashed peas. That's not a dealbreaker though, as they are meant to be eaten on the go and adding mushy peas would be a challenge. We both enjoyed the pies and I'm glad we chose them from all the options in the market, especially since I was growing tired of fish and chips. Great pies - I'd eat them again!

All hail, Pieminister. Hail to thee, Prince of Crusts. All…read morehail, Pieminister. Hail to thee, Prince of Fillings. All hail, Pieminister, that shall be King of Pies hereafter! On our 9 day visit in London, one of our quests was to find the best British meat pie in the city, and we're happy to say this is the One! Our admittedly subjective criteria includes: - Pie must have a good balance of gravy and fillings - Fillings must be meat-forward, and not overly displaced with potatoes, carrots or other 'fluff'. Caveat: non-meat fillings must still be present and enhance the pie. - Crust must be crispy, all-around (no soggy bottoms!), but balanced with the fillings. - Value (quality for price) matters Along these lines, this Borough market vendor provided the absolutely best pies we found in all of London. We ordered the "Moo & Blue" which was a beef steak and Stilton cheese pie for 8 or 9£. Start to finish, the pie was crispy, well-balanced, while still offering the best price around. There were a variety of other pies offered, each with clever names (Deer & Beer! Kate & Sidney!), and we wish we had more time to sample them all, but we're sure we'd be quite well pleased with any of them. Is it easy to eat a meat pie in the crowded Borough market location? No. But, it was worth it! All hail, Pieminister!

I came across this Vietnamese Banh Mi stall that recently opened. I don't know if it's just…read moretemporary or if they will be there every day indefintely. They sell 3 types of Banh Mi sandwiches: chicken, pork and veg. I'm no Banh Mi specialist but I tried the pork and chicken and they were much better than anything EAT could offer. The sandwiches taste fresh and are generous with the amount of filling which includes a mix of pate, slices of meat and vietnamese salad (corriander, cucumber, fish sauce, etc.). The one negative is that I saw they use Maggi seasoning which, if you're not from Asia, is a type of soy sauce but has MSG in it. Apart from that, I would definitely go back since there is a lack of good lunch places in the City. They also had a selection of vietnamese coffee and tea but haven't tried it yet.

Get your shxt together. Don't offer a bento box with vegan gyozas and can't substitute for the…read moreshrimp and chicken and pork ones. Inflexible staff that don't communicate properly. Vegetarian gyoza for £2 each piece? I better become part goddess after my meal. So angry after my experience!!

Crispy and fresh but not a fan of the filling: expected fresh chives / meat / mushrooms etc but it…read morewas more like a paste (think fishballs). The chilli oil was good though.

Oh the delicious ooey-gooey greatness of a perfect grilled cheese. What makes it great? Thick,…read moreperfectly buttered bread to start. Filled with different cheese that melt and blend together. And what about thick sliced bacon, cooked fresh to order and then added to your grilled cheese was cooked and the cheese is till melting. We loved this shop. Every bit of this grilled cheese was perfect and the bacon was amazing. Do it.

I have spidey sense for good cheese toasties. I beelined to this food stand at Maltby Market after…read moresmelling melted gooey cheese a few blocks out. Then I agonized over their choices. Do I have the Stilton with bacon and pear chutney? The goats cheese with honey, walnuts, and rosemary butter? Must I only choose one?! I had a friendly chat with the guys at the grill and had my delightfully browned and melted-to-perfection toastie in no time. One of the musts in Maltby Market now, I'll be back!

This little food stall is a gem of a find in Bermondsey square on Saturdays…read more Get there early to have the full choice. There are savoury meals and baked goods as well as a large range of vegan cakes. I had the curry and roasted veggies and an amazingly delicious gluten free brownie with dates and figs. Bring your own container to save on wasting disposable. They provide recyclable containers. Everything is made from scratch. You can also find free range duck and hen eggs from their neighbour's farm