Exmouth Market
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Exmouth Market is a pedestrianised street in the London Borough of Islington.
Ten years ago the road was run down and relatively unknown, but the opening of acclaimed Moro restaurant in 1997 began a steady regeneration. The area is now home to a number of restaurants and food businesses, as well as independent book, record and gift shops.
In Autumn 2006 The Exmouth Market Trader's association decided to reinstate Exmouth Market's street-market. The market is held every Friday (between 11-6) and Saturday (between 9-4) and stallholders include local and well-known food companies and producers, as well as jewellery and gifts from East London designers.
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Great food producers here include Neals Yard Dairy, Gujerati Rasoi, St John Bread & Wine, great cakes from Nutmeg Frog, high octane Vietnamese coffee from Ca Phe Vietnam. Fridays 11-6 Saturdays 9-4
