London Happy New Saturday Morning

Hello London and happy new weekend!!
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You better Start the day at one of the buzzing Saturday food markets in London. Find a foodie's paradise at Borough Market with delicious treats at street food stalls and shops; or venture to nearby Maltby Street Market for handheld bites under the railway arches.

Alternatively, step into Soho for Saturday brunch in London, where historic Berwick Street Market serves up a range of treats.

Further afield, sip on a flat white from Climpson & Sons' cafe as you peruse the food, clothes and crafts at Hackney's Broadway Market; seek out delicacies from the world over at Brixton Market in south London; or mix vintage wares with street food at picture-pretty Portobello Road Market in west London.

Eventually have a happy Saturday morning,,love you

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