@@tomcarl8021 The rationing of food during 2 world wars is what put food back in the city. The fact that culinary geniuses like Escoffier crested many of his French classics in London tells you that London was a great city of food for many more years than "only last few decades"
@@bsmith6646 Well, Rome and Paris suffered way worse in WW2, and their famous food cultures rebounded pretty quickly, even with their own rationing. And London's food renaissance (which began in the nineties) was not a renaissance of homegrown English food, but a turn to international cuisine. Today, London's food culture resembles that of New York. They have variety now.
@@tomcarl8021 I'm struggling to see the point of your comment. Other cities bounced back sooner from rationing..what's that's got to do with the price of fish? The fact is London and the UK in general were broke for decades after WW1 not just ww2. Escoffier preceded the world wars. So again, my point very much stands. As for New York. Who cares? Bastardised versions of Italian classics has no interest to me. My original post was regarding tired old tropes of London and bad food (mainly coming from Americans which considering the food they've got is laughable).
Hi. As others have said people who complain about food in the UK either have never actually eaten here because not only have they never been here but they couldn’t even point it out on a map, or have eaten in tourist traps where they have just reheated some processed frozen ready meal in a microwave and charged a fortune for it. I would say to visitors go to a decent (doesn’t have to be expensive) place where the locals eat and you’ll find the food that we eat (we don’t live on Full English Breakfasts, Fish and Chips, Sunday Roasts and Afternoon Teas - again if you do try these don’t go to ones in heavily touristy areas). I’m glad you appear to have enjoyed your culinary adventures in the UK.
Thanks for all of the tips! We appreciate you☺️ We are LOVING the UK so far! Just took a trip to Northern Ireland and it was wonderful. We can’t wait to explore more of the UK🇬🇧
Great vid and accurate description of the different stalls. I work around the corner from Borough Market and get so sick of food blogs on Borough market and all they gush about is the chocolate covered strawberries, so I'm glad you didnt even review them! 10/10
@@adichas that’s a very nice compliment! Thanks for watching! If we recall correctly- those dang strawberries cost £10 which is CRAZY. There was no way we were going to pay for that lol
You’re spot on. People that still joke about UK food culture are at least 20 years out of date. In fact in term six overall quality, sheer variety and flavour, British food is up there as some of the best food destinations on Earth. Especially in the major towns / cities.
Just stumbled upon your channel. Nice food review of the market! If I may make a small suggestion, make the eating part a tad longer, we are all living vicariously through your experience 😆
What a brilliant video!! You both did a great job at showcasing the delights of Borough market! And as a Londoner, this has made me salivate and want to go visit Borough again....I still haven't tried Humble crumble! You picked some welll established food haunts. Thank you❤
First time I have watched you guys and you're brilliant - natural, funny and fair. Welcome to the UK and I hope you love it. I think on a Saturday in September/October you both need to come about an hour south of London to Crowborough in East Sussex and have lunch before a game at my local rugby club. Home cooked food, great sport and a few shandies too.
One of the main things we’ve learned is to appreciate England way more!!!! 😂 This is one of those places we have been countless times (the same with London in general!) but never thought to make a video because ‘people won’t watch’ you’ve certainly proved us wrong! Thanks for the video guys ❤
Very nice video guys 👌unfortunately I somehow completely missed the market on my first visit to London 🤦♂️ But luckily I'm flying to London a second time in December and this time the market is definitely at the top of my list 💪😅
@@EvanandLemon London is just a city that you can, or should, visit more than once because there's just so much to see 👌 And yes, I/we love sweets and both looked so good 😋 we might even try both haha 😅
You have to avoid Furness Fish Grill/bomba paella - not worth the visit. Check out their bad reviews on google - very accurate. Rude staff (men look-a-like with vaginas). Food is overrated, blunt, and dirty.
Really good video, well shot and you're a really nice couple, making me want to try everything! Crumble is basically our cobbler, and the crumble topping is just the first stage of pastry making where you rub butter into flour to resemble breadcrumbs, then instead of making into a dough and rolling it out to make pastry, you just sprinkle it on fruit and bake it, and best crumble is rhubarb... or gooseberry!
Actually as I'm watching this I'm just enjoying a Budweiser, not the famous US Budweiser, but the Czech Budweiser Budvar, they're selling the version brewed in the actual Czech brewery in LIDL at the moment and I picked a few bottles up today, it would be so interesting to see you guys do a taste test alongside the US Budweiser, I have to say I usually drink the Budweiser Budvar brewed under licence in the UK, but this Czech brewed stuff is phenomenal! Get down to LIDL and get some!!!
@@EvanandLemon I just figured it would be fun as the Czech Budweiser Budvar is a completely different product to the American version, they can't even legally call it Budweiser in the US and have to change the name to Czechvar instead, most people think the Czech version is far superior so it would be interesting to see if you guys agree.
"Corned beef" is something post war people reference/eat and is tinned here in the UK. I love salt beef but HATE corned beef. My kiwi husband calls salt beef corned beef which always messes with my head. Being a Londoner, I've never been to Borough market, it's always struck me as a tourist trap and expensive. It's a bit like Camden market. Which I found many of the food stalls full of fatty meats and limited meat. It might have changed in the last 20 yrs. I'd be spending £50+ easy getting a meal and some dessert in Borough market. I normally get a starter and a drink too, for 2. It was great seeing what Borough market has to offer in modern times, loved the video 👍🏼
Interesting! Yes it’s not cheap- but also not an everyday thing💛 100% recommend a visit maybe during the week when it’s less busy☺️ Thanks for watching!
enjoyed every minute of your "BEST Food Market in the WORLD: Borough Market, London" for anyone researching an upcomming London Trip thie video is essential to watch LIKE 10
Really enjoyed your video. Going to a wedding in the fall and our AB&B is around the corner from Borough. When the rains comes down like it did, and you’re out somewhere without awnings, do you recommend an umbrella or a good rain jacket?
You chose better than most RUclips creators who visit Borough Market. Ginger Pig sausage rolls are always a great start. I’m not a huge humble crumble fan, but that’s down to personal preference. Bread Ahead can be hit or miss (I’ve gotten the stale donut on occasion) but it seems yours was fresh. Salt beef and moules frites were good choices. Tell your friends who are disparaging London food that their instincts on where to eat are terrible and that they should endeavor to do better. London has one of the best food scenes in the world. Even modest effort to research where to eat would mean you’re unlikely to have a bad meal. Anyone who says otherwise is eating in Leicester Square or basing their opinion on a trip they took in 1990.
We were at the market a few weeks ago on a Saturday and it was slammed. Wish it was like that when we were there. Had the Best One at the Black Pig and it was great. Line for the strawberries was ridiculous.
i was shocked about the lemonade being 'sparkling' too when i had it in the uk for the first time ! the difference between lemonade in the uk and the rest of the world (i come from india) is when you refer to it in the uk it is usually 'sparkling' but in the rest of the world its more like a juice ! what it says on wikipedia - In North America and South Asia , cloudy lemonade is a common variety. It is traditionally a homemade drink using lemon juice, water, and a sweetener such as cane sugar, simple syrup, maple syrup or honey. In the United Kingdom, Ireland, Central Europe, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand, a carbonated lemonade soft drink is more common. Despite the differences between the drinks, each is known simply as "lemonade" in countries where it is dominant.
Funnily enough that isnt true - Most of Europe/Australasia and parts of Africa - Lemonade is similar to sprite, not the flat sugary lemon juice that the US, Canada and India have. Additionally, the UK and parts of Europe do offer the US version but it is called something different
@@AM-dz2sh i found out about it as i was researching about but then i forgot to edit the comment ! the 'something different' is lemon squash or lemon cordial btw :)
I do not know about Borough Market being the best food market in London but it is certainly the most expensive The prices are ridiculous, although the food is good. .
The thing for Americans to remember when coming to UK in terms of food is that the American average is at a far higher level than the British average so if you just go into a random eatery in the UK it'll likely disappoint you as much as it dissapoints us. Theres a lot of people with a low class mindset cooking food, fish and chip shops are usually shite, ironically if you want real fish and chips you need to go to a decent pub. If you're smart you'll do a tiny bit of searching and find some real gems, particularly in food markets and pubs.
Its not that the quality of the food in London is bad, its the fact its all at tourist prices. £8 for what amounts to 2 slices of bread with cheese in it is a prime example, no matter what you put on 2 slices of bread, does not constitute £8 in value, unless its £5 worth of steak.
The bakery near me in Chester has apple sauce in the sausage roll, anazing. The lack of tables is due to the IRA, they would hide bombs under them, growing up with bombs you get used to it,its hunfortunatly part of UK lifr.
Thanks for the video - don’t mind us , we have a slightly different sense of humour to “y’all “ 😂 Borough market is one of the biggest tourist traps in London - next time try one of the numerous London markets where you won’t pay £50 for a coffee
@@adamwynyard4065 we’ve heard that a lot but to be honest- we are tourists. And we loved it. The food was so good and the people were very friendly. Stay tuned because we are filming at a few other markets while we’re here☺️
Sure, and they have their place, but the ones at Borough market are twice the size and at least twice as tasty. Worth every penny, as an occasional treat.
Sadly, I went to Nana Fannys and it was a drastically underwhelming version of what you guys were given. I'm pretty sure they amp it up if they think they're feeding a streamer etc. The sausage roll place was great though.
Please, please, please. It is not Burrow, we are not Hobbits or Rabbits, we do not live underground despite the country being split into many Boroughs. In English, it is pronounced Burruh.
as brits we need to stop hyping up greggs.. greggs is like a fast food chain bakery... its not a propper bakery or butchers where the likes of sausages rolls and prok pies and scotch eggs are best from
The guy saying cash is better... Yeah, right! Let's just say that most places that pay their taxes want card/contactless in preference these days, because cash is ultimately more expensive to handle, unless you don't pay your taxes. Inland Revenue should be all over this place by the looks of it. People talk about the wealthy not paying taxes, but the cumulative amount of untaxed cash payment daily is a huge drain on public finances. If anyone tells me it's cash only, I walk away.
Only problem this is set up but for normal people the place is full of tourists getting ripped off and keeping a eye on your bags ,it’s changing so much loads of criminals about
Will you stop saying French Fries, there Chip's, the French did not invent the Chip, the Belgium's are credited with that. The French for them is Pomme Frit, i.e. Fried Potatoes.
It’s the best we’ve ever been to☺️ great selection of foods from around the world, spices, candy, locally made goods… And we’ve been to apx 50. Did you have a better one in mind?
@@EvanandLemon fair enough , I m not showing off but yes markets in Turkey , Malaysia , Thailand , I can't give you specific one s because I don't know their names. I like Borough market just think saying items the world's has market is s bit much . Also the markets in Naples are really good , anyway gkadvyiu enjoyed it and enjoyed your vid
@EvanandLemon It's either my comment or the comment above mine. Definately not the one you originally replied to. If you say Burr er you are nearly there. 😅 Sorry for all this confusion because most of british words are hard to pronounce. Have a lovely trip and tell your American friends that we do have good food here in the uk.😁
Definitely not the best food market in the world. Just Reading Terminal in Philly is way better than Borough market. Nevermind all of the crazy Hawker centers and markets they have all over Asia, which you guys have seen.
When people are on vacation, they tend to splurge. Borough Market isn’t the cheapest, but the quality is uniformly high. Great pastries? Check. Sausage rolls? Right on. Montgomery Cheddar at Neal’s Yard? Oh my, yes.
Especially Furness Fish Grill/bomba paella. Their food is dirty, no taste, absolutely overrated. Check out their bad reviews - very accurate especially about the rude gay staff. They prefer cash because their business is just a props for money laundering.
@@stuartbrittain7835 hi! The title is all in fun😁 We’ve been to over 50 markets in 32 countries and this one as our favorite so far. What would you consider one of the best food markets in the world? We would love some suggestions😉
Absolute tosh. Borough market is below average in Spain, try la boqeurila in Barcelona for a real food market. What they serve here they throw away in Spain.
@@EvanandLemon try Kingston market, best on weekends, London doesn't have good markets anymore. Traders have been screwed by government fees and crappy global outlets. Also, a tip, if you put misleading titles, you lose trust in your channel. Save them for real "best" experiences. I saw it on my feed and knew it was wrong, hence the comment. Something to note as you grow your channel, hope it helps. Also, I like the nice smiles, something the world could use more of.
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As a Londoner, I find myself drawn to many creators London travel videos. You guys are one one of the best! Love it!
That is the nicest compliment!!! Thank you so much☺️ We are excited to make more London videos!
Tired old tropes about the food in London. London is one of the great food cities and has been for years. Great vid 👍
Ah thanks for watching!!!! We appreciate you☺️
London only became a good food city in the last few decades.
@@tomcarl8021 The rationing of food during 2 world wars is what put food back in the city. The fact that culinary geniuses like Escoffier crested many of his French classics in London tells you that London was a great city of food for many more years than "only last few decades"
@@bsmith6646 Well, Rome and Paris suffered way worse in WW2, and their famous food cultures rebounded pretty quickly, even with their own rationing.
And London's food renaissance (which began in the nineties) was not a renaissance of homegrown English food, but a turn to international cuisine.
Today, London's food culture resembles that of New York. They have variety now.
@@tomcarl8021 I'm struggling to see the point of your comment. Other cities bounced back sooner from rationing..what's that's got to do with the price of fish? The fact is London and the UK in general were broke for decades after WW1 not just ww2. Escoffier preceded the world wars. So again, my point very much stands. As for New York. Who cares? Bastardised versions of Italian classics has no interest to me. My original post was regarding tired old tropes of London and bad food (mainly coming from Americans which considering the food they've got is laughable).
Hi. As others have said people who complain about food in the UK either have never actually eaten here because not only have they never been here but they couldn’t even point it out on a map, or have eaten in tourist traps where they have just reheated some processed frozen ready meal in a microwave and charged a fortune for it. I would say to visitors go to a decent (doesn’t have to be expensive) place where the locals eat and you’ll find the food that we eat (we don’t live on Full English Breakfasts, Fish and Chips, Sunday Roasts and Afternoon Teas - again if you do try these don’t go to ones in heavily touristy areas). I’m glad you appear to have enjoyed your culinary adventures in the UK.
Thanks for all of the tips! We appreciate you☺️
We are LOVING the UK so far! Just took a trip to Northern Ireland and it was wonderful. We can’t wait to explore more of the UK🇬🇧
Agreed. We spent a week in London and didn’t have a bad meal all week. Everything was good to great.
It’s very trendy and fashionable to hate on borough market but frankly the place is great fun and I love going there.
AGREED!
Great vid and accurate description of the different stalls. I work around the corner from Borough Market and get so sick of food blogs on Borough market and all they gush about is the chocolate covered strawberries, so I'm glad you didnt even review them! 10/10
@@adichas that’s a very nice compliment! Thanks for watching! If we recall correctly- those dang strawberries cost £10 which is CRAZY. There was no way we were going to pay for that lol
weather is so unpredictable. so much diversity there. Try Spitalfields market as well.
Thanks for watching! We will check out Spitalfields! Cheers😁
Alright Mate! great review and selection of the foods guys. Looking forward to the next one.
Cheers mate!!!! We should have another London vlog out soon!
i have to agree, with a comment before, i watch people come to our great country, and this is one of the best.
You’re spot on.
People that still joke about UK food culture are at least 20 years out of date.
In fact in term six overall quality, sheer variety and flavour, British food is up there as some of the best food destinations on Earth. Especially in the major towns / cities.
And the rest haha the myth about English food came from Americans who were stationed in England during WW2 rationing
You guys mentioned greggs, make sure in Scotland to get square sausage and a traditional morning roll, hard to find but so worth it
Awesome!!!! Thanks for the tip☺️ Adding it to the list!
Nice. The food is Britain is unfairly maligned, whether it’s traditional dishes or international cuisine. Nice to see you enjoying some eats.
I loved all the food I had on my visit! I really miss Gregg's steak bake
Just stumbled upon your channel. Nice food review of the market! If I may make a small suggestion, make the eating part a tad longer, we are all living vicariously through your experience 😆
@@GavinKohAquascaping love that idea!!!! Thank you for watching!
What a brilliant video!! You both did a great job at showcasing the delights of Borough market! And as a Londoner, this has made me salivate and want to go visit Borough again....I still haven't tried Humble crumble! You picked some welll established food haunts. Thank you❤
@@andreaq7892 aw this is such a sweet comment! Thanks so much for watching! Enjoy Borough Market☺️
everything you ate looked amazing
@@MrMusketeer1 it was🤤
@@MrMusketeer1 thanks for watching!
First time I have watched you guys and you're brilliant - natural, funny and fair. Welcome to the UK and I hope you love it. I think on a Saturday in September/October you both need to come about an hour south of London to Crowborough in East Sussex and have lunch before a game at my local rugby club. Home cooked food, great sport and a few shandies too.
That’s such a nice compliment, thank you!
We will keep that in mind! We’re about 30 mins south of London so that’s not too far!
One of the main things we’ve learned is to appreciate England way more!!!! 😂
This is one of those places we have been countless times (the same with London in general!) but never thought to make a video because ‘people won’t watch’ you’ve certainly proved us wrong!
Thanks for the video guys ❤
Thanks!
Omg thank you friend ☺️☺️☺️
Very nice video guys 👌unfortunately I somehow completely missed the market on my first visit to London 🤦♂️
But luckily I'm flying to London a second time in December and this time the market is definitely at the top of my list 💪😅
Omg that’s amazing that you’ll back!!!! If you like sweets- skin the donut and get humble crumble! Enjoy!
@@EvanandLemon London is just a city that you can, or should, visit more than once because there's just so much to see 👌
And yes, I/we love sweets and both looked so good 😋 we might even try both haha 😅
You have to avoid Furness Fish Grill/bomba paella - not worth the visit. Check out their bad reviews on google - very accurate. Rude staff (men look-a-like with vaginas). Food is overrated, blunt, and dirty.
Going in October and I can't wait!!!
Eeeek! So exciting!!! Don’t miss out on Humble Crumble and the salt beef sandwich!
Really good video, well shot and you're a really nice couple, making me want to try everything! Crumble is basically our cobbler, and the crumble topping is just the first stage of pastry making where you rub butter into flour to resemble breadcrumbs, then instead of making into a dough and rolling it out to make pastry, you just sprinkle it on fruit and bake it, and best crumble is rhubarb... or gooseberry!
Actually as I'm watching this I'm just enjoying a Budweiser, not the famous US Budweiser, but the Czech Budweiser Budvar, they're selling the version brewed in the actual Czech brewery in LIDL at the moment and I picked a few bottles up today, it would be so interesting to see you guys do a taste test alongside the US Budweiser, I have to say I usually drink the Budweiser Budvar brewed under licence in the UK, but this Czech brewed stuff is phenomenal! Get down to LIDL and get some!!!
@@markjones127 ah thanks so much!
Good to know!!! I don’t think I’ve had a bud in yearrrs but that would be a fun video!
@@EvanandLemon I just figured it would be fun as the Czech Budweiser Budvar is a completely different product to the American version, they can't even legally call it Budweiser in the US and have to change the name to Czechvar instead, most people think the Czech version is far superior so it would be interesting to see if you guys agree.
"Corned beef" is something post war people reference/eat and is tinned here in the UK. I love salt beef but HATE corned beef. My kiwi husband calls salt beef corned beef which always messes with my head.
Being a Londoner, I've never been to Borough market, it's always struck me as a tourist trap and expensive. It's a bit like Camden market. Which I found many of the food stalls full of fatty meats and limited meat. It might have changed in the last 20 yrs.
I'd be spending £50+ easy getting a meal and some dessert in Borough market. I normally get a starter and a drink too, for 2.
It was great seeing what Borough market has to offer in modern times, loved the video 👍🏼
Interesting! Yes it’s not cheap- but also not an everyday thing💛 100% recommend a visit maybe during the week when it’s less busy☺️
Thanks for watching!
In Scotland 🏴 definitely recommend square sausage and haggis
I love how the market is older than the USA.
Same lol
enjoyed every minute of your "BEST Food Market in the WORLD: Borough Market, London"
for anyone researching an upcomming London Trip thie video is essential to watch
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Aw thanks for watching!
I'm from London. But you make me want to re visit sites . Thank you
@@terryvince321 thanks for the nice compliment!☺️
Fab video really enjoyed it thankyou , subscribed
Thanks so much! We appreciate you☺️
Borough Market is also surrounded by great llaces to visit, Southwark Cathedral, the Golden Hind, Clink Museum, Vinopolis Wine Museum to name a few 🇬🇧
@@MrLoopy52 ohh good to know! Thank you☺️
Really enjoyed this vlog 👍
Thank you so much! That means a lot to us💛💛💛
Great video the mussels looked great just subscribed 👍
Awesome thank you!
Really enjoyed your video. Going to a wedding in the fall and our AB&B is around the corner from Borough. When the rains comes down like it did, and you’re out somewhere without awnings, do you recommend an umbrella or a good rain jacket?
@@kholt2524 ohh that’s exciting!!! I actually prefer a rain jacket over an umbrella☔️
Go for Sunday dinner in Roast. Right by the entrance of Borough market. Absolutely gorgeous;
Ahhh thanks for the tip!!!!! ☺️
Great show! Everything looked delicious, no diets that day!! 😁🥳
Ah thank you so much! That means so much to us☺️☺️☺️
Tooting market is great in a Friday night. Give it a go
Awesome thank you! Adding it to the list💛
Brilliant content really enjoyed this from South Wales uk.
Ah thank you so much! We are planning to visit Wales! Any recommendations?
@@EvanandLemon pasture in Cardiff is pretty good fair play.
Awesome! Thank you 💛
Do they accept cash or debit/credit??? I’m going in October. Cool video, food so enticing!! Thank you!
@@bluebiegrace1828 credit card most places. Enjoy!
Nice video.
Thanks!
If you do manage to get Cornwall or Devon try clotted cream ice cream and clotted cream jam n scones
Ohhhhhh sounds good!!!! Adding it to our list!
Cornish clotted ice cream is the best.
You chose better than most RUclips creators who visit Borough Market. Ginger Pig sausage rolls are always a great start. I’m not a huge humble crumble fan, but that’s down to personal preference. Bread Ahead can be hit or miss (I’ve gotten the stale donut on occasion) but it seems yours was fresh. Salt beef and moules frites were good choices.
Tell your friends who are disparaging London food that their instincts on where to eat are terrible and that they should endeavor to do better. London has one of the best food scenes in the world. Even modest effort to research where to eat would mean you’re unlikely to have a bad meal. Anyone who says otherwise is eating in Leicester Square or basing their opinion on a trip they took in 1990.
Come to Shropshire some beautiful natural British classics
Wow! I just looked it up on google maps and it looks BEAUTIFUL🤩
Oh i missed the moules frites. Next time! Had the paella and it was amazing!
@@yaowsers77 ah we didn’t try the paella! I guess we both have a reason to go back😁
@@EvanandLemon😂
My favourite place in London, well foodie place! Have you tried Padella Pasta downstairs from Borough Market? Incredible.
No not yet! Thank you! Adding it to the list!
The borough market has changed so much, few years ago it was actually food trucks selling and not stalls
@@HAIRHOLIC_1 interesting!
Such an awesome video!! On what day and around what time did you visit?
@@Vally1811 thanks so much! We went on. Thursday right when they opened💛
@@EvanandLemon Thanks!! I'll be visiting in November so it's good to know when it's a bit less crowded, haha! 🫶
@@Vally1811 100% recommend going on a weekday and if it’s raining- it should be even slower!
@@EvanandLemon that’s a great tip, thanks!!
We were at the market a few weeks ago on a Saturday and it was slammed. Wish it was like that when we were there. Had the Best One at the Black Pig and it was great. Line for the strawberries was ridiculous.
I'd really love to join you both on an adventure some time! I have my passport and funds ready! 😊 Love the videos!
Girrrrl!!!! Just let us know! You’re welcome to come any time!
Now that's how to make a video...👏 BTW upgrade your camera when you get to 10k + subs (razor sharp).
@@mrz5705 thank you for the compliment!!! This was shot on an iPhone believe it or not🤭
The northerner in me is recoiling at the thought of £6 for a Sausage Roll. Does look damn good though.
It was a little pricey, but it was packed with sausage and flavor. Definitely not a light snack. Thanks for watching!
Brilliant
Thanks for watching!
More London videos please! 🩷
@@bmay282 thanks for watching! We plan to film a few more here soon☺️
i was shocked about the lemonade being 'sparkling' too when i had it in the uk for the first time ! the difference between lemonade in the uk and the rest of the world (i come from india) is when you refer to it in the uk it is usually 'sparkling' but in the rest of the world its more like a juice !
what it says on wikipedia - In North America and South Asia , cloudy lemonade is a common variety. It is traditionally a homemade drink using lemon juice, water, and a sweetener such as cane sugar, simple syrup, maple syrup or honey. In the United Kingdom, Ireland, Central Europe, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand, a carbonated lemonade soft drink is more common. Despite the differences between the drinks, each is known simply as "lemonade" in countries where it is dominant.
Wow! Didn’t know that! So interesting!
Funnily enough that isnt true - Most of Europe/Australasia and parts of Africa - Lemonade is similar to sprite, not the flat sugary lemon juice that the US, Canada and India have.
Additionally, the UK and parts of Europe do offer the US version but it is called something different
Apologies, I just read the rest of your comment. As you went on to point out most of the world serve carbonated lemon flavoured drinks for 'Lemonade'.
@@AM-dz2sh i found out about it as i was researching about but then i forgot to edit the comment ! the 'something different' is lemon squash or lemon cordial btw :)
we have Deli's like that on most corners in NYC/5 Boroughs.
@@bishlap I guess we need to make a trip to NYC☺️
@@EvanandLemon Seriously, the inside of this joint is the typical JEW DELI here.... as long as u understand our version of THE KING'S ENGLISH😉😉
I love how clearly stoned he is
I do not know about Borough Market being the best food market in London but it is certainly the most expensive
The prices are ridiculous, although the food is good.
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I like very gud❤
@@chasz-gc8cl thanks for watching!
Borough Market sausage rolls are made especially for the North American market, instead of having to eat five Greggs sausage rolls in one go.
Are you saying they are bigger? Either way- the one in the market is 100X better
Try a bagel 🥯 in brick lane
Now you are talking ! amazing salt beef
The thing for Americans to remember when coming to UK in terms of food is that the American average is at a far higher level than the British average so if you just go into a random eatery in the UK it'll likely disappoint you as much as it dissapoints us. Theres a lot of people with a low class mindset cooking food, fish and chip shops are usually shite, ironically if you want real fish and chips you need to go to a decent pub. If you're smart you'll do a tiny bit of searching and find some real gems, particularly in food markets and pubs.
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Evan you are so gorgeous and you guys gel really well together....
Thanks so much! ☺️
Its not that the quality of the food in London is bad, its the fact its all at tourist prices. £8 for what amounts to 2 slices of bread with cheese in it is a prime example, no matter what you put on 2 slices of bread, does not constitute £8 in value, unless its £5 worth of steak.
The bakery near me in Chester has apple sauce in the sausage roll, anazing. The lack of tables is due to the IRA, they would hide bombs under them, growing up with bombs you get used to it,its hunfortunatly part of UK lifr.
@@gabbymcclymont3563 omg that sounds delicious!!!!
Interesting about the tables.
Salt beef is actually "brisket" in the US.
Yes! That’s what it tasted like to us
It's not.
@@themanwithnoname3636 It is, dear.
What is burrow market ??! never heard of it and I live in London. It makes me smile when Americans put “ the “ before places 😂
@@adamwynyard4065 thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video - don’t mind us , we have a slightly different sense of humour to “y’all “ 😂 Borough market is one of the biggest tourist traps in London - next time try one of the numerous London markets where you won’t pay £50 for a coffee
@@adamwynyard4065 we’ve heard that a lot but to be honest- we are tourists. And we loved it. The food was so good and the people were very friendly. Stay tuned because we are filming at a few other markets while we’re here☺️
@@adamwynyard4065 also- what’s your fav market?
Mercat central Valencia is great too
Ohhhh thanks for the recommendation! We will add it to the list!
In all fairness Gregg’s sausage rolls cost a sixth of the price.
True!
Sure, and they have their place, but the ones at Borough market are twice the size and at least twice as tasty. Worth every penny, as an occasional treat.
Sadly, I went to Nana Fannys and it was a drastically underwhelming version of what you guys were given. I'm pretty sure they amp it up if they think they're feeding a streamer etc.
The sausage roll place was great though.
Sorry to hear that about Nana Fanny’s. We still dream about the sausage roll at The Ginger Pig! Thanks for watching!
Greggs sausage roll £1.25 as apposed to £6
I had to skip lunch after watching this video. I reckon just watching it I gained 5 pounds.
@@gohumberto 😂😂
So you have to stand up to eat all this food?
@@ashleynicole9423 there are seats in one area but for the most part people were standing
Best market food? You need go to Thailand markets.
We have! Spent 2 months in Thailand. All over from north to south and the islands. Borough market is better🤭
@@EvanandLemonI totally agree and I've been going to Thailand since 1989.
And people say that uk food is terrible 😂
@@justin2897 exactly! It’s delicious!
Please, please, please. It is not Burrow, we are not Hobbits or Rabbits, we do not live underground despite the country being split into many Boroughs. In English, it is pronounced Burruh.
@@TerryD15 got it. Thanks for watching!
That's not a top tier Scotch Egg. A proper Scotch Egg should still have a mostly soft yolk.
Yeah it wasn’t the best we’ve had for sure
as brits we need to stop hyping up greggs.. greggs is like a fast food chain bakery... its not a propper bakery or butchers where the likes of sausages rolls and prok pies and scotch eggs are best from
The guy saying cash is better... Yeah, right! Let's just say that most places that pay their taxes want card/contactless in preference these days, because cash is ultimately more expensive to handle, unless you don't pay your taxes. Inland Revenue should be all over this place by the looks of it. People talk about the wealthy not paying taxes, but the cumulative amount of untaxed cash payment daily is a huge drain on public finances. If anyone tells me it's cash only, I walk away.
Good to know. Thanks for watching!
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I work in Merchant Services and you couldn’t be more right. Arseholes
'Inland revenue should be all over this place'.What a tosser you are
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Am I the only one who thinks that these prices are ridiculous?
@@Dennis-Hare it was expensive for sure!
It's not 'burrow' market.
How do you say it?🙋🏼♀️
@@EvanandLemon Bu-ruh. Emphasis on the 'uh'
Thanks!!!!
Thanks for watching ☺️
Only problem this is set up but for normal people the place is full of tourists getting ripped off and keeping a eye on your bags ,it’s changing so much loads of criminals about
Thanks for watching!
Will you stop saying French Fries, there Chip's, the French did not invent the Chip, the Belgium's are credited with that. The French for them is Pomme Frit, i.e. Fried Potatoes.
@@TerencePearse-x3j duly noted😉 also it’s “they’re”
Thanks for watching☺️
Correction : Best English Food Market in the world.
@@iqbalimaduddinzulkifli2117 thanks for watching!
Im from Algeria! U been uh no😒😂
@@Volcell-85 not yet!
Feckin insanity paying eight quid for a toastie
@@Peter-yj8fj expensive yes. Also very delicious☺️
Why are we watching a pod made by Americans on the food at one of our markets. The whinny voices just grate.
@@douglasboswell5737 thanks for watching☺️
Where and what is Burrow market
We now know- buRuh
It's not the best , it's very small and decent , but the best c,mon
It’s the best we’ve ever been to☺️ great selection of foods from around the world, spices, candy, locally made goods… And we’ve been to apx 50. Did you have a better one in mind?
@@EvanandLemon fair enough , I m not showing off but yes markets in Turkey , Malaysia , Thailand , I can't give you specific one s because I don't know their names. I like Borough market just think saying items the world's has market is s bit much . Also the markets in Naples are really good , anyway gkadvyiu enjoyed it and enjoyed your vid
Furness Fish Grill - cash is better.... wonder why... money laundering or tax dodging. Shameful either way.
Credit and debit cards have fees for vendors.
@@kylecmurphy At the prices being charged this is more than accounted for.
Ba-rah market, it’s pronounced.
Ahhhh good to know! Thank you!
Don’t you mean Burr eurgh?
It's not pronounced like that at all. Its Like Burrow as in a rabbit burrowing.
Which one is it?!😭
@EvanandLemon It's either my comment or the comment above mine. Definately not the one you originally replied to. If you say Burr er you are nearly there. 😅 Sorry for all this confusion because most of british words are hard to pronounce. Have a lovely trip and tell your American friends that we do have good food here in the uk.😁
Seriously overpriced food, but worth a visit.
Borrow..😂😂
Hahaha, we have learned the correct pronunciation! Thanks for watching!
Definitely not the best food market in the world. Just Reading Terminal in Philly is way better than Borough market. Nevermind all of the crazy Hawker centers and markets they have all over Asia, which you guys have seen.
@@HeatherLewis213 thanks for watching!
Tourist trap😂😂😂😂 too expensive
Thanks for watching!
When people are on vacation, they tend to splurge. Borough Market isn’t the cheapest, but the quality is uniformly high. Great pastries? Check. Sausage rolls? Right on. Montgomery Cheddar at Neal’s Yard? Oh my, yes.
Couldn’t have said it better ourselves!!! This was exactly what I wanted to stay lol
Especially Furness Fish Grill/bomba paella. Their food is dirty, no taste, absolutely overrated. Check out their bad reviews - very accurate especially about the rude gay staff. They prefer cash because their business is just a props for money laundering.
Americans go through food like locusts.
@@TelstarFirst yeah we were at the market for 7 hours. Thanks for watching!
Not even close to being the best food market in the world and not considered as such by anyone who has travelled - get real!
@@stuartbrittain7835 hi! The title is all in fun😁 We’ve been to over 50 markets in 32 countries and this one as our favorite so far.
What would you consider one of the best food markets in the world? We would love some suggestions😉
@@EvanandLemon Don't listen to that guy. Some people are just contrary any time it gives them a chance to mention how 'well travelled' they are.
@@mattyoung7415 lol thanks! 😆
Defo not the best market in the world. Probably Madrid or Barcelona would take that title.
I’ve been to both. No chance
@@lewissparkes- exactly.
The Spanish food markets are dogshit
Absolute tosh. Borough market is below average in Spain, try la boqeurila in Barcelona for a real food market. What they serve here they throw away in Spain.
Thanks for watching! Will have to check out La Boqeurila our next time in Barcelona!
Is the title a joke? Cos if you're serious you need to go see a doctor. It's not even the best in London.
I mean.. we loved it! And it got you to watch/comment😉
We will be visiting other markets while we’re here in London. What do you think is the best?
@@EvanandLemon try Kingston market, best on weekends, London doesn't have good markets anymore. Traders have been screwed by government fees and crappy global outlets. Also, a tip, if you put misleading titles, you lose trust in your channel. Save them for real "best" experiences. I saw it on my feed and knew it was wrong, hence the comment. Something to note as you grow your channel, hope it helps. Also, I like the nice smiles, something the world could use more of.
Just to clarify- we’ve been to over 50 markets in 32 countries and this one was our favorite.
Thanks for the recommendation! We will check it out😁
@@EvanandLemon Portobello market and carnaby street 2 very different and famous
@@Alex-fw6ti awesome thanks so much!
Overrated and overpriced. You haven't travelled if you think this is the bets market. go and see the central market in Florence.
Actually we just went to that market in Florence in April. Borough market was better☺️
Definitely not the best.
@@korswe what is the best?