SoWa Market Photo Essay
Posted by Catie on May 01, 2011 in Boston, Featured, Photos
Tags: art, bbq sauce, bon me food truck, boston, boston food trucks, bowls, Bread, burnin' love sauces, clover food truck, dan johnson designs, danish pastry house, food trucks, gilson's herb lyceum, golden rule honey, griled cheese nation, herbs, hijacked ceramics, honey, macaroon, mint, mugs, new green gates pottery, pastry, silverbrook farm, South End, sowa market, when pigs fly
This post is by Eat With Me managing editor Catie.
The SoWa Market is finally back, and with lots of delicious food and food-inspired items! Check out next week’s Sunday market in Boston’s South End for amazing handmade goods. Enjoy these photos from today’s market.
This adorable army of honey bears is brought to you by Silverbrook Farm.
Prep your pad for summer with one of these fresh from the garden paintings from Dan Johnson Designs.
Some potted herbs from the Herb Lyceum would brighten your urban windowsill and your meals.
A treat from the Danish Pastry House makes a perfect afternoon snack.
These hand-crafted bowls from New Green Gates Pottery are perfect for cereal, dips, and anything really.
These tasty marinades from Burnin’ Love Sauces are perfect for your upcoming barbecues (Boston will be warm and sunny again right?).
Fun Fact: Golden Rule Honey‘s sweet stuff from Vermont and Arizona exhibits a wide range of colors, flavors, and textures that vary based on the season the honey was made.
Imagine how perfect your morning tea would be in this gorgeous handmade mug from Hijacked Ceramics.
If just the look of this bread from When Pigs Fly doesn’t convince you to buy a loaf, the free samples certainly will.
One really exciting thing about this season’s SoWa Market is the prevalence and demand for food trucks. Will Boston be the next city to be flooded with food trucks? I certainly hope so. A few food trucks were set up among the other tents at the market and they were swarmed with people. Bring on the meals on wheels!
The Grilled Cheese Nation Food Truck offered $4-6 grilled cheeses ranging from classic to bleu with fig spread.
Clover‘s truck was surrounded by hungry market-goers after their fresh sandwiches and rosemary fries.
Bon Me‘s french/vietnamese sandwiches were refreshing and oh so popular.
So much color! So much warmth!
So fresh and beautiful!