Neighbourgoods Market Entrance

On Saturday morning I went to Neighbourgoods Market in Jozi town.

It’s a delicious food market (with a few vintage and designer clothing stores) every Saturday from 10am to 3pm. Everything I sampled was to die for, but I didn’t end up buying much because it gets incredibly busy and full.

My favourite was the baking, the dairy-free smoothies (I had a mango-orange and wish I bought one in each flavour. I guess that’s kind of like the foodies take on “buying one in each colour”?), and the home-made Haloumi.

I think what I love about Neighbourgoods so much is its authenticity. Everything is organic, rich and the people there all seem to shout out their unique personality. I have yet to be in a place more wholesome. Also, it’s in the middle of town. Who knew?

PS: Check out the picture of the little kid drawing. I am kind of obsessed with the concept- a table covered with chalkboard for kids to write on and erase off as they please. Genius.

Passing all the amazing stores on Juta Street

Funky pot plants alongside the wall

Lights all the way down the alley. This would look amazing at night

Dairy-free smoothies

heavenly pastries

I adore the captions on these tasters

Adriaan clothing

Moustache espresso cups

chalk board table- cutest idea ever

Mr Price shirt and shades, vintage necklace and belt, Mango jeans, Zara heels, gifted bag