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If you’ve scrolled down through our Instagram feed, then you’re probably aware that here at Camden Watch Co. we absolutely love food.
Every month we go on the hunt to find the best places to eat in and around Camden, sharing with you our often delicious foodventures. This time we decided to introduce you to the three best food markets around Camden.
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Every Sunday, from 10am to 2pm, Marylebone welcomes 40 stalls of goodness. It is one of the best markets in London for quality meat and free range poultry from independent British farms.
If you are more of a veg kinda person, Marylebone Farmer’s Market traders offer a great range of organic and seasonal fruits and vegetables, April being the month of the wild garlic and fresh asparagus.
If you are looking to fill up your belly right away, don’t worry, the market hosts some of the best mushroom sandwiches in London and some great freshly baked cakes!
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Each Saturday, the borough of Camden hosts one of the best food markets in London, and we are not talking about the world renowned Camden Market, but about The Spread, Primrose Hill’s market.
You’ll taste some great food from small batch producers and farmers. From mouthwatering street food to fine Italian produces, succulent Lobster and rustic bread, The Spread has everything a foodie can dream of.
The bonus? You can enjoy one of the best views of London’s skyline on your way over.
Image by Cheryl Cohen
Another great way to spend your Saturday mornings is to have a stroll around the great West Hampstead Farmer’s Market.
Head over there on a sunny day to enjoy some tasty fresh juices and buy some fresh Essex fish.
Feeling hungry? We recommend paying a visit to Pasta e Basta for some fresh ravioli. Rumour has it that it is among the Top 3 raviolis in London. We definitely agree!
Image by Cheryl Cohen
Back in late 2016, we launched what our first ever Limited Edition watch. Based on Tom Sayers, a champion bare-knuckle boxer from Camden, it was a steel No.88 with a black dial limited to 200 pieces, and we loved it.
Produced in four batches of 50, each batch sold out fast, and ever since we have received emails and messages asking us if by any chance we've held any back (we haven't), or even if it was possible buy our very own edition (it isn't).
