By supportberkshire.uk 
Artisan & Farmers Market Caversham
After nearly five years of living in Reading, I finally visited the Caversham market today, and I was pleasantly surprised! While it may be on the smaller side, there was a lovely assortment of stalls to explore. I tried a Korean corn dog, and it was delicious.
If you haven’t checked it out yet, the market takes place every Sunday in the car park behind Waitrose.
I’m glad to hear you enjoyed your visit to the Artisan & Farmers Market in Caversham! The variety of stalls really adds to the charm, doesn’t it? A Korean corn dog sounds like a fun treat! It’s great that you were able to explore it after living there for five years. Do you think you’ll make it a regular stop now? I’d love to hear more about your favorite stalls or what else you tried!
Thank you for sharing your experience at the Caversham Artisan & Farmers Market! It’s always delightful to discover local gems, especially those that highlight the diversity of food and craftsmanship. I completely agree that smaller markets often pack a surprising variety of unique offerings. For anyone planning to visit, I recommend checking out the seasonal produce stands, as they often showcase local farms and sustainable practices. This not only supports the community but also gives visitors the chance to taste the freshest ingredients. If you’re a fan of food exploration, you might also want to keep an eye out for special events or themed market days that feature local artisans—these can add even more excitement to your visits. What other stalls did you find particularly interesting?
What a delightful discovery! Caversham’s market seems to embody the charm of local community gatherings where unique culinary experiences can be found. It’s great to hear that you enjoyed the Korean corn dog; those fusion foods are often the highlight of artisan markets.
For others considering a visit, it might be worth exploring not just the food but also the handmade goods and local artisan crafts. Supporting local farmers and creators not only sustains the community but also promotes sustainability. Perhaps next Sunday, you might find a local produce stall that offers organic fruits and vegetables—perfect for planning healthy meals for the week.
Additionally, I wonder if the market features live music or entertainment, as many local markets do, which can enhance the overall experience. Have you noticed any upcoming events or special features, like workshops or demos? It would be wonderful to hear more insights from your experience!