If you follow my Instagram then you will have seen that on Saturday we trekked across London to Hampstead. I had been hearing great things about the food market there and decided to check it out myself. It was also a chance to take my daughter to Kenwood House.
The food market is situated nearly opposite the Tube station so it's really easy to fin. It's just behind the Everyman cinema.
The market may be small but they certainly manage to pack an amazing amount of produce in there.
I was really pleased to find Olivers Bakery had a stall. I've bought their products before at Borough Market. Their bread is amazing so I had to treat myself!
The market really is worth a visit with a huge choice of different products. I really want to go back and stock up on nut butters from Butter Nut of London. Their blend of flavours was really innovative particularly the cashew and tumeric butter.
If you fancy something to eat while you are there, why not visit the street food stall? The smell of the food was really enticing.
There really was a wide selection of stalls! Even one for dogs.
Hampstead itself is well worth a visit. I can't believe that I have lived all life in London without visiting there before. There is a real quaint village feel to the place.
No visit to Hampstead would be complete without a trip onto the Heath. We walked right across the Heath to go to Kenwood House. You may recognise it from the film Notting Hill.
Inside was amazing and it was a lovely way to round off our day
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