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Small street market in gentrified [[Locale East Dulwich|East Dulwich]]. It's located on Northcross Road, just off the Goose Green end of Lordship Lane.
Small street market in gentrified [[Locale East Dulwich|East Dulwich]]. Northcross Road is off Lordship Lane, towards the Goose Green end of the road. It's a relatively new thing. Some parts of the internet call the road Northcross and some North Cross. The Council use Northcross, maps seem to say North Cross.
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[[secretlondon]] visited on a Saturday afternoon in October 2009. There were a number of stalls on the south side of the road running along from the junction with Lordship Lane — a second hand bookstall, some takeaway food stalls, a costume jewellery stall, and a stall offering freshly-ground coffee. Although there were a few premium food stalls, the items on offer didn't look all that different from what you can get on Lordship Lane. There were none of the fruit and veg stalls you'd expect to see in a traditional street market, just things like homemade fudge, cured meats, cheeses, and so on.
[[secretlondon]] visited one Saturday afternoon in October 2009. There were a number of stalls on the south side of the road from the junction with Lordship Lane. There was a second hand bookstall, some takeaway food stalls, some unexciting (in [[secretlondon]]'s eyes) costume jewellry and a stall offering coffee grinding. It is clearly aiming to be upmarket but was small and not full of bargains. I bought a book (from a stall holder who wasn't there) and ignored the small number of premium food stalls, which were not that different from those on Lordship Lane. There are no fruit and veg stalls here - they are selling homemade fudge, cured meats, cheeses etc.
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The market seems to be a relatively new thing, and is quite small. It's clearly aiming to be upmarket, so there weren't many bargains to be found. I thought the costume jewellery looked unexciting, but I did buy a book (from a stall holder who wasn't there).

Note that some parts of the internet call the road Northcross and some North Cross. The Council use Northcross, but maps seem to say North Cross.

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*[http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/north-cross-road-market-london Yelp comments]
*[http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/north-cross-road-market-london Yelp review]
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[secretlondon]], October 2009.</div>
Last visited by [[secretlondon]], October 2009.
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summary='Small street market in East Dulwich.'
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Small street market in gentrified East Dulwich. Northcross Road is off Lordship Lane, towards the Goose Green end of the road. It's a relatively new thing. Some parts of the internet call the road Northcross and some North Cross. The Council use Northcross, maps seem to say North Cross.

secretlondon visited one Saturday afternoon in October 2009. There were a number of stalls on the south side of the road from the junction with Lordship Lane. There was a second hand bookstall, some takeaway food stalls, some unexciting (in secretlondon's eyes) costume jewellry and a stall offering coffee grinding. It is clearly aiming to be upmarket but was small and not full of bargains. I bought a book (from a stall holder who wasn't there) and ignored the small number of premium food stalls, which were not that different from those on Lordship Lane. There are no fruit and veg stalls here - they are selling homemade fudge, cured meats, cheeses etc.

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Last visited by secretlondon, October 2009.


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