who's behind the counter
The Famous Café In The Corner
There's no concept here and no small plates. There's a hot cabinet full of pasties and pies, a fryer that's been on since nine, and a kitchen that will happily rebuild any plate on the menu around what you actually fancy eating.
- WhereStall 6, over on the far side of the market — not in the food hall.
- PortionsChild's and senior portions at one end, the 13-item Belly Buster at the other.
- OrderingGrab a table, note the number, then order and pay at the counter.
- AllergiesTell us before you order and we'll talk you through it.
- PricesKept where locals can afford them. Tea is £1.50 and we'd like to keep it that way.
Child's and senior portions at one end, the Belly Buster at the other — and a table for whoever walks in.
That's the whole idea.
£1.50a cup of tea, still
13items in the Belly Buster
3days a week, 9–5
plenty of room
Big tables, so bring everyone
It's a proper sit-down seating area, not a couple of stools by the window — long tables built for families, market regulars and anyone who's just done a lap of a hundred stalls and needs to put their bags down.
