i was there on the weekend and it was fabbo – more stalls in the first courtyard than i’d personally ever seen before. i was really there essentially for the pupusas as always 🙂
Depends what you like. Last time I went they still had the nice chai van, also food stalls, second hand books and clothes, some guy selling produce, and other random things. Fairly biggish.
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i was there on the weekend and it was fabbo – more stalls in the first courtyard than i’d personally ever seen before. i was really there essentially for the pupusas as always 🙂
yes yes and yes.
yes, yes and yes.
It is nice. Smaller than it used to be, but still plenty there, and more relaxed and friendly than kingston markets.
There is a bit of home grown fruit and veg, second hand books, old jewwellery/clothes and homemade shampoo etc.
Usually a band or some busking, and nice food as well.
Depends what you like. Last time I went they still had the nice chai van, also food stalls, second hand books and clothes, some guy selling produce, and other random things. Fairly biggish.
Was definitely on today.
And a coupla weeks ago I was there and Mr Yiannos was there with his kondosouvli, which added to the perennially excellent Salvadorean pupusas.
Can’t say anything about the other stalls though, I really only use it as a handy source of good lunch when I’m working.
Yes, it’s still on. I’ve never been.