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"A Sunday market predominantly selling food. Although you’ll find some everyday items and antiques at this little Sunday market (11am-4pm), located between Homerton High Street, Lower Clapton Road and Lea Bridge Road, it specialises in street food, selling everything from sushi rolls to haggis. There are the obligatory fancy cheese, cakes and bread stalls, some of which you’ll recognise from Broadway Market, as well as fresh fish and organic meats on sale. A brilliant greengrocers sits at the upper end, while an upmarket Spar near Homerton Station, which has the cute Castle Cinema above it, is the place to pick up olive oils and wine. A row of independent shops selling gifts, antiques, children’s clothes, toys, and pet grooming supplies runs up the street. Alim Kheraj"
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"Street Food Market Sunday Only"
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"In its 1930s heyday Chatsworth Road market is reported to have had up to 200 stalls running 4‐5 days a week, extending along the full length of the street. The number of stalls and market days decreased slowly in post‐war years until the market eventually closed around 1990. After many years of campaigning by local residents and traders, the market returned in 2010 and has been running weekly since June 2011. The market is established as a regular Sunday market used by local people and is continuing to grow, providing a place to shop, meet friends or entertain the kids. "
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"It’s now run by Hackney Council rather than the local Traders & Residents Association, but this bustling Sunday market is still a winner – although it’s nothing on the scale of its whopping 200-stall forebears. There’s always plenty of street food to be had among the antiques, everyday goods and crafty bits and pieces. Keep an eye out for the likes of Paddy Field (sushi-style Japanese rice parcels), the Pie Cart, Souvlaki Street, Hanoi Kitchen, Deeney’s (Scottish toasties) and other tasty outlets. Sun 11am-4pm."
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"Japanese Izakaya, see Pellicle Mag article"
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