London KERB food markets

[MrMarkyMark]

I thought you'd have least edited it to be Barry's Dong if it's known as The Beast.

Maybe his real name is actually Brian

[barrydidit]

I'm nothing if not adaptable.

BTW - what is a KERB market? Just street food, or something more specific? I had a burrito from a food truck in Clerkenwell when I was on a course a few years ago. That had a suggestive name too, which i can't quite recall. Daddy something or other.... There were loads of other options up and down the street too, made me wish I was going to be there for longer.

[LondonManc]

I'm nothing if not adaptable.

BTW - what is a KERB market? Just street food, or something more specific? I had a burrito from a food truck in Clerkenwell when I was on a course a few years ago. That had a suggestive name too, which i can't quite recall. Daddy something or other.... There were loads of other options up and down the street too, made me wish I was going to be there for longer.

Yeah, they tend to be quite organised. A collection of stalls - loads at Camden but they've spread to other locations, including Kings Cross, the Gherkin and West India Quay. Different stalls at WIQ each day, quite a variety with some better than others.

[MrMarkyMark]

I'm nothing if not adaptable.

BTW - what is a KERB market? Just street food, or something more specific? I had a burrito from a food truck in Clerkenwell when I was on a course a few years ago. That had a suggestive name too, which i can't quite recall. Daddy something or other.... There were loads of other options up and down the street too, made me wish I was going to be there for longer.

Street food bud.

Certain stalls do some really excellent stuff I can assure you

[barrydidit]

Ah, thanks. We don't really have street food here. Unless you're a pigeon or a tramp.

[BrilloPad]

Not only healthy, but three of your five a day.

Lettuce, orange and chocolate (beans).

To get my 5 a day, I eat lots of processed grass. Some call it beef.

[MrMarkyMark]

Ah, thanks. We don't really have street food here. Unless you're a pigeon or a tramp.

I thought Greggs counted as street food up North

[barrydidit]

I thought Greggs counted as street food up North

No, that's soup kitchens you're thinking of. I've seen security standing on the door of Greggs before - although I think that was in Manchester, so they were probably needed.

[LondonManc]

I thought Greggs counted as street food up North

Greggs have eat-in areas up north. It's a full on café in Bury!

[MrMarkyMark]

Greggs have eat-in areas up north. It's a full on café in Bury!

I have to admit it all looks rather jolly...