A sneak peek inside the Holly Jolly Market in downtown London, Ont.
“ a whole cocktail thing going on and then we decided that we’d keep it basic and stay in my lane, and we’re serving peameal bacon, that we make in-store,” said Chris Lyons, who co-owns Chris’ Country Cuts with his wife Anne.
“We needed something to kick start the season, we needed to give people a reason to come downtown … so this, in my opinion, is awesome.” “We always have the first-day jitters — kind of getting everything set up and getting everything ready for the customers — but it’s been great. It’s so nice to see people come out,” said co-owner Mallory Kemp, adding that she hopes to enjoy the market herself, when possible.
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