I agree with you, I love looking round food markets too. I think the best one I've ever seen was the central market in Florence. It was huge and they had absolutely everything you could possibly want, including about a zillion types of cheese!
people do tend to fall in love with sfakia - i dont go down there too often, but you have inspired me to talk hubby into a day-trip, so i may eventually write about it...
I just noticed your comment about our little toad. Thanks for visiting the blog. I've read a few of your posts and had a laugh. That Cafe Paradiso sounds amazing. There's a French restaurant near our home in Milwaukee that makes us feel the same way. Also, I love food markets too. I'm off to our liaki this morning. I love taking pics of all of the produce and sometimes, seafood. You've got a great blog!
sitting down at an eaterie in greece, especially a drinkerie (one that doesn't serve much food), is like renting a table and two chairs for two-three hours: this is probably why a meagre beer costs so much
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I agree with you, I love looking round food markets too. I think the best one I've ever seen was the central market in Florence. It was huge and they had absolutely everything you could possibly want, including about a zillion types of cheese!
wow mate, i think i know this place!!!!!!!!!
autumn in crete, but the way, is like summer in england, with much less rain, and plently of sunshine...
you don't know what you're missing out on by not visiting paleohora - you can catch up with it in cork, i suppose!
people do tend to fall in love with sfakia - i dont go down there too often, but you have inspired me to talk hubby into a day-trip, so i may eventually write about it...
Food markets make for great pictures.
I just noticed your comment about our little toad. Thanks for visiting the blog.
I've read a few of your posts and had a laugh. That Cafe Paradiso sounds amazing. There's a French restaurant near our home in Milwaukee that makes us feel the same way.
Also, I love food markets too. I'm off to our liaki this morning. I love taking pics of all of the produce and sometimes, seafood.
You've got a great blog!
sitting down at an eaterie in greece, especially a drinkerie (one that doesn't serve much food), is like renting a table and two chairs for two-three hours: this is probably why a meagre beer costs so much
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