Best greengrocer in London? I am not really well placed to judge but Tony Booth's outlet has the…read moremost amazing array of produce I have ever seen. The fact that I will (semi) willingly trek across from Highbury to shop here says it all. The hoard of mushrooms of all varieties that greets customers at the front of the shop makes me immediately think about wild mushroom risottos and tarts (irrespective of the reason I am here). They are displayed with justifiable pride - this is the only place where I know ceps and morels (and all their mushroom friends) are guaranteed to be available to buy when in season. It is not just about the mushrooms though - all the other vegetable and fruit goodies you would expect from a greengrocer are here as well as a few things that one wouldn't (I spied some preserved lemons here yesterday). Put this together with staff who are friendly and knowledgeable and you have a winner - fantastic!

Booth's used to be at Borough Market. It was a Borough Market institution…read more But with the diaspora of market vendors either kicked out of Borough for selling elsewhere or tired of paying for the ever-increasing Borough rent, Booths moved on over to the new Maltby Street Market. This works for me. Because now I can find my fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables for the week along with select pantry items amongst other locals who are perusing the goods because they actually want to buy them and cook them rather than gawk at them with their enormous DSLRs (and just generally get in my way). Booths is always buzzing with activity on Saturday mornings, and you will undoubtedly see one or two restaurant vans outside picking up their produce, a testament to Booth's quality and to the fact that the model of picking up and moving to a truly local market works. Who needs Borough when there's Maltby Street?

A lovely traditional greengrocer with a much better selection of veg than you'd find in the…read moresupermarket : Chicory! Fresh Marjoram! Jerusalem Artichokes! It's also part of what I like to call Camberwell's 'Little Athens' - a small cluster of shops/restaurants run by Greek people, so at Cruson's that manifests itself by a wonderful selection of olives, and plenty of lovely Greek goods for sale in the fridge - cheese, mezze, all sorts. Also there is a beautiful cat named Lulu who lives here, she loves visitors!

Love this place. Great range of goods you don't get elsewhere. Not everything is bargainous, you…read moreneed to think a bit - i.e. apples aren't the cheapest. The proprietor is fantastic - I'm a big fan of being called Young Man too.

In cookery, there are tomatoes and then there are Tomato Stall tomatoes. This is recently become…read moreone of my favourite stalls at Borough Market Stocking only tomatoes grown all year round in their own farm on the Isle of Wight, they pick their fruit at the peak level of ripeness, delivering a guaranteed level of sweetness which you can't guarantee in supermarket fruit They grow about 40 varieties commercially and their stall is a riot of different colours and sizes They also have a most impressive lineup of processed products. They oak roast their tomatoes with different herbs but I love their tomato chilli jam the best, which matches so sweet tomato flavour with a satisfying late hit of chilli. They also carry tomato relish, passata, tomato juice and tomato chutney Don't worry if you can't make it to Borough Market or the Isle of Wight - check their website for a wide range of stockists

From the owner: Welcome to the Tomato Stall, purveyors of delicious tomatoes grown…read morewith love on the sunny Isle of Wight. We specialise in vine ripened, full flavoured tomatoes and tomato inspired products included Pure Tomato Juice and Oak Roasted Tomatoes. We supply a wide range of farmers' markets, farm shops and restaurants around the UK as well as delivering direct to your door.

Does anyone still need convincing on the subject of Bethnal Green's gentrification? Nestled…read morecomfortably along Roman Road towards the West Bow side is Simply Fresh, Tower Hamlet's answer to Stokey's Whole Foods. Here you can get some locally sourced organic beets and radishes for your juice fast... I mean strict vegan, gluten free diet. Buy some leafy kale, get a box of alfalfa sprouts and a bottle of hemp milk. There's even a fill your own bottle of white or red, provided by Borough Wines. No need to get confused over which bus to take to get to London Bridge. Hear hear. No really, I'm so glad Simply Fresh have stepped in and filled the gaping manhole that is the lack of a convenient shop which caters to the conscientious fair trader around these parts. Would you believe it, even Vicky Park Village is missing one! Sure the shops along Roman Road in West Bow have adjusted their stock in accordance to the area's new somewhat upwardly mobile crowd but those shops don't stock Borough Wines or have a deli counter with The Olive Company's products, do they? More importantly those shops don't stock kombucha and don't know what kombucha is. Excellently stocked for such a small place, you can get your hands on oyster mushrooms, shiitake, seasonal fruits and vegetables, tofu, dairy alternatives, freshly baked bread, free from snacks, loads of local brews as well as a huge selection of wines for regular people and for Borough Market people. This place is where it's at! Looks a bit out of place at the moment but I don't see it ever being empty and staff are lovely!

Shop "advertised" as organic, focused on good greens and vegetables. The reality is that the…read moreorganic section is tiny and provenance of all fresh products is mystereus. Only prepacked food reports the producing country. And garlic comes from CHINA. Now, you can grow garlic almost anywhere, and it's an extremely cheap product, there is no excuse to import it from so far. This is not a serious organic shop, it's just trying to fill a gab in the market. Get your labels right and allow the consumer to really choose what to buy! (And of course I'll change my review)

Food Store is one of the main restaurants serving the Lincoln Plaza Hotel, part of the Curio…read moreCollection by Hilton in the Isle of Dogs in London's business district of Canary Wharf. It seems based on this experience, they must have thought they were catering for dogs, not located on the Isle of Dogs! Firstly, this breakfast was different, it was an a la carte menu and wasn't the standard breakfast buffet which I didn't like, it actually ended up costing more, which was also subject to a 12.5% service charge, for example, my friend and I dined, and our bill came to £32, this is the average price you'd pay for all-inclusive buffet breakfast so certainly wasn't value for money. It would even cost you £5 for orange juice! There is an option for all inclusive breakfast if booking with Hilton, but still, this gives you a conundrum in choice, forcing you to pick between a cooked breakfast and omelette together, both of which would be included in a buffet. My omelette (£5) was a little boring, it tasted okay but it was slightly too salty, you could taste the unstirred crumbs of salt, an awful crunchy bite which shows they've obviously either put too much salt in or forgot to mix everything in. I ordered an iced tea as well, they had no problem making the tea over ice but it was basically tea and ice, it had no sweetness to it, but in all fairness, it was a good quality teabag. The breakfast area was pretty new and funky, like the rest of the lobby which it is basically located next to, it has a real health food and hipster vibe, with a "Food Store" theme and name. My friend complained about the quality of his breakfast too with the bacon being too fatty, as he doesn't like streaky bacon and with 2 eggs, 2 bacon, 2 sausages, 2 toast, it also didn't represent value for money. Breakfast was served late upright until 11, which allowed me to have a little more sleep but still this hipster, health food vibe just doesn't work in a hotel, let alone the main restauraunt most hotel guests are going to go to, for their breakfast. This approach just doesn't work and was probably the worst part of an excellent stay in the hotel, which is a separate review I awarded four stars, but for Food Store at the Lincoln Plaza, I feel it barely warrants a one.

Excellent food in a cozy atmosphere and very convenient location to where we live. Club sandwich is…read morevery good (but I get it without the fried egg!) and their potatoes & rosemary bread for table is scrumptious as well. Decent prices for dinner!

Tayshaw is part of the Maltby Street club. Unbelievable produce selection (although be forewarned…read morenot all of it is local/in season--for example, the asparagus). Bring a big carrier bag because there is great produce at reasonable prices and good hard-to-find Asian items.

The Greenwich Pier was of our stops on the Uber boat which hosts the Greenwich Market, which…read moreincludes an array of foods and retail outlets in a small old village type setting. We ate lunch and had a cold beer from the Old Brewery then attended a tour of the Cutty Sark, which is a huge replica ship from the 1800s. They even had a ferris wheel for the kiddies. Fun time in the market but you definitely need an entire day to get the full effect.

A very quaint little street area market with local goods and foods. Tables available to eat yet…read morenot many. Vendors very friendly. Lots of options for all ethnicities of foods. We got the Japanese food yet you can choose from many varieties great place for families and dogs