Mostly a standing bite and a small beer at the outside tables after the market, talking around the pavement stalls, and dog walking on the quiet blocks early and last thing; busiest Saturday morning.
The emptiest edge of the barrio, so it's the dog circuit — early and again last thing, off the leash on the wide gappy stretches because there's no one to bother. Nobody walks here for any other reason.
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The market circuit ends standing at an outside table on one of the side streets beside it — bocadillo, small beer, mid-morning, bags still hanging off the chair. It's a stop on the way home, not a meal out, so nobody lingers past noon.
bocadillos and cortos from the bars on the streets either side of the market
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A couple of fruit and veg stands set up on the pavement outside the market doors, and that outside strip is where the actual socialising happens — people park their trolleys and stand talking for twenty minutes before or after going in. Saturday is the heavy morning.
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