Bora has a new owner

[MewNick]

The new owner is a friendly lady with long dark hair and glasses, who has been working there for the past few weeks. But I will miss Mr Bora. I really hope the high standards and wide choices of products/vegetables are maintained.

[noelewilson]

i will miss bora,a really nice man x

[ArchieCarlos]

Oh no! I wonder why this happened. As you say, I really hope they continue to have high quality and choice of produce, it's my favourite shop on the whole street.

[Pugwash]

i can never seem to see the prices of their goods , although admit the display is always good.

[NewWave]

I find prices are pretty clearly marked per kilo and I've actually found the cost pretty fair for the quality of the produce.

In fact I find it better priced than M&S who's fruit veg and sald prices have become silly

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

Welcome to the new owner and best of luck with it.

[teddyboy23]

Bora lives in Hertfordshire the shop as been open 3yrs .he told me the early early mornings have caught up with him when he first opened he would go market 2-3 0clock in the morning come back to LL .have a klp in his van maybe couple of hours. Then about 5am he starts pulling all the fruit veg out side theshop setting up .some staff would appear about 5.30am.he mentioned that onetime he hadn't been home for 3mths .the wife was pleased 😌. Really nice hard working fella .said he will still be about for a short time.allways smiling and could talk for england 😊

Edited yesterday at 12:31 by teddyboy23

[Dr De Soto]

I love this shop.  I regard it as a joyful expression of colour and freshness on Lordship Lane.  Like an art installation.   I probably go there once a month, and if over a year it turns out that I spend £25 more than I would have done at Sainsbury's or M&S (and I've no idea if that's the case), then I'm more than happy to have paid for the convenience and the personality of the place.

Edited yesterday at 12:40 by Dr De Soto

[bubbachumps]

2 hours ago, Dr De Soto said:

I love this shop.  I regard it as a joyful expression of colour and freshness on Lordship Lane.  Like an art installation.   I probably go there once a month, and if over a year it turns out that I spend £25 more than I would have done at Sainsbury's or M&S (and I've no idea if that's the case), then I'm more than happy to have paid for the convenience and the personality of the place.

Well said! Totally agree