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They had a table set up with various marinated olives and feta cheese. You are allowed to try the olives before buying them. Just ask the staff first.
What to pay:
Quality stock so prices a bit higher than average.
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This little deli is in the Shopping Arcade. I spent a while looking around. It was very colourful and well laid out.
What to buy:
There were shelves covered in bottles of pickles, preserves and sauces.
I bought a slice of fresh rosemary ham to go with that baguette from lunch. It was delicious!
What to pay:
A bit more expensive but I'd say the stock was all quality stuff.
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The Deli also had a fruit and vegie stand.
What to buy:
The usual...bananas, strawberries, tomatoes, eggs....
What to pay:
Mushrooms...50 pence - 100g
Eggs...1.75 pound - half dozen
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This little arcade was a nice place to look around. It is where the Broadway Deli is and also the Tourist Information Office.
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