Cristina T.
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I found Spa Terminus quite disappointing. Having been on a Saturday at 11:00am I was expecting far more stalls but only about 1/4 of them were open.
The only fruit and vegetables seller open was Natoora - which has now become a guarantee - most others were selling wines and cheese. I also found honey and meat, although I was quite let down by the quality of O'Sheas's expensive sirloin steak (£9 for 280g), which after cooking, smelled as if something was off.
While staff at Natoora, Husk&Honey, the London Honey Co., Monmouth Coffee were lovely, I felt that in other places, staff was almost bothered when being asked for advice (with the intention to buy, obviously), which I really do not appreciate when you're charging ££££ for groceries.
To sum up, Spa terminus market is good to find specialties, but not the best choice if you're looking for a farmers market. Most items are quite expensive (e.g. £3 for 6 eggs, £7 for 250g honey).