Maltby Street

Navy and blue casual look in London

Navy and blue casual look in London

Navy and blue casual look in London

Navy and blue casual look in London

Suede boots and jeans in London

Navy and blue casual look in London

Tamal tacos at Maltby Street Market, London

Little Bird Gin at Maltby Street Market, London

Cakes at Maltby Street Market, London

Cheese at Maltby Street Market, London

The Cheese Truck at Maltby Street Market, London

The Cheese Truck at Maltby Street Market, London

Cakes at Maltby Street Market, London

Phatbreads wood fired oven at Maltby Street Market, London

Phatbreads at Maltby Street Market, London

Location:

Ropewalk, Maltby Street Market, London

Style:

Zara navy blazer: style and steal

Zoe Karssen viscose grey t-shirt: style and steal

Topshop pale Baxter jeans: style and steal

Hudson suede ankle boots: style and steal

Christopher Kane green leopard print cashmere scarf: style and steal

Zara navy and aqua bag: style and steal

Victoria Beckham tortoiseshell sunglasses: style and steal

Memo:

At the weekend I headed out on a little adventure to Maltby Street Market. I’ve done Borough, I’ve headed to Taste, and to Feast (I’m quite the foodie…), but Maltby Street is a little gem of a find. It’s on a smaller scale to the big boys but the selection stretches right down the street, the sellers are friendly and helpful, and the food…it’s just fantastic! Meats, cheeses, sizzling barbeques, rows and rows of pretty little cakes…yum! We started at Tamal for the most delicious little tacos – rich, spicy and super tasty. We’d spied The Cheese Truck whilst wandering down Ropewalk and had to join the queue for the cheesiest grilled cheese this side of NY. British cheeses with delicious add-ons make for a perfectly balanced sandwich of yummy flavours and oozy cheese. Next stop was Phatbreads. With their disco ball wood fired oven, super fun gorgeous girls behind the counter, and of course the most amazing flavour combinations, it’s an absolute winner. Strolling through the crowd, we happened to bump into one of my oldest best friends, the lovely Pips Taylor. I might have been right on the other side of London but it just shows, our city’s not so big after all!

Photos: Caroline Peers

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