In Johannesburg, a string of public food markets are breathing life into decaying districts. Offering a variety of dishes for every palate (like Serbian sandwiches from Balkan Burger), these markets are popular with tourists and locals alike.
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Selling with style —
Markets like Neighbourgoods, located in the suburb of Braamfontein, provide local vendors with new opportunities to sell their products to discerning customers.
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That's different —
Possibly the best fried chicken in Johannesburg -- served with watermelon and fries. Available at Neighbourhoods Market.
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Traditional fare —
Located on the east end of downtown, Arts on Main is a great place to try foods from around South Africa, like traditional roosterkoek bread.
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Going global —
At Arts on Main, there's eclectic global dining that includes Argentine barbecue, Italian gelato, paella, burritos, dim sum and crepes.
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Consuming culture —
True to its name, Arts on Main is also a good spot to pick up pieces from local artists.
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The new kid —
Housed in a former warehouse complex, The Sheds is the newest addition to the food market scene.
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Liquid calories —
After a strenuous day of shopping and eating, visitors to The Sheds can unwind with a glass of wine or a craft beer.
