The 49 best markets in London

What a place!!!! A wonderful place to eat and try so many flavors from all over the world. Queuing was a bit disappointing in dome shops but this is natural, some shops are amazing and attractive. But definitely need some more free spaces to sit and enjoy your meals.

I had the most amazing experience enjoying a huge variety of incredibly fresh food. The mushroom cheese risotto, chicken burger, Italian cakes, and cheese onion patty were all delicious. The vendors were mostly very welcoming and entertaining, making it a truly one-of-a-kind experience. This combines the last two sentences for

Loved it here, plenty of variety and very friendly people. Such a great place to stroll around and in a great location. We came here for breakfast one morning and then for lunch before returning home. I would have really liked to have spent more time wandering and purchasing more lovely goodies. I will be back soon.

I visited on a Saturday afternoon and it was crowded. There was a wide assortment of foods. An absolute haven for a foodie with lots of options for fast food, baked items, fruits, smoothies, and even meats and fish. I wish I had visited on a weekday when it would perhaps have been less crowded so I will at a later date.

Ace experience!!! So many stalls, shops, vendors and restaurants. Lots of unique fresh food to buy and taste. Greatest ingredients available in London. Must-visit for any foodie. Also great if you love starlings

Tried the Black Pig sandwich (the best one!) and it was absolutely delicious. The Mac & Cheese was good too, though not particularly special — plenty of cheese but a bit lacking in seasoning. For dessert, I had the Humble Crumble, which was very good overall, though I expected the crumble itself to be a bit better. The market itself is quite packed, so I’d avoid going with kids in buggies. That said, The Black Pig were fantastic — they made sure parents with children were served at the front, which was such a thoughtful touch. Wish more places did this!

There is a lot of food on offer and it can be quite overwhelming but the vendors are friendly and offer tastes very happily. Great to chat to them about their produce - very definite passion comes through in the chats Unfortunately the market gets busy very quickly so can be a bit overwhelming so make sure you get there early. make sure to get there early as it gets very busy which can make it very unpleasant .

Open every Sunday 0800-1500, Prices are good and the quality of the cut flowers is exceptional. We have bought flowers many times and they always last much longer than those that are shop bought. House plant prices are excellent, so if looking for a large or unusual house plant this is the place to come. Lots of places to stop for a coffee and do some people watching.

Columbia Road Flower Market is a lively, colourful street full of plants and flowers of every kind. Stalls are packed with fresh bunches and potted plants and the sellers shout their offers which gives it a fun atmosphere. It does get very crowded so it is better to go early if you can. Prices are reasonable for London, for example I saw hydrangeas at four for £25 and big houseplants starting at about £15. Even if you are not buying much it is enjoyable to walk along, look at the flowers and grab a coffee from one of the small cafés nearby. Pricey but it’s worth it

What a gem. This is such a cute, relaxed market. You should go early, around 10, after that, it's to crowded. You'll have a nice stroll along the stalls and don't forget the backstreet at the end. On the way back you can go shop in, shop out, there are many cute souvenirs to find.

Because the weather has suddenly turned cold, there aren’t many types of flowers available, but many people are buying indoor potted plants that can be grown in winter. The market usually quiets down around 3 p.m., and since they start offering discounts then, if you arrive around 2 p.m., you can get a 10–20% discount for cash payments. After Halloween, things will get busy again with Christmas preparations. In fact, even when the weather is nice, it’s a great place to recommend to tourists who can’t buy fresh flowers, as there are plenty of food stalls nearby and a small coffee takeaway run by a man who once won first place in a barista competition—so it’s always lively with regular visitors. If you’re around Brick Lane or Shoreditch, I highly recommend visiting the Sunday Market, open every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

A lovely and vibrant market, but it’s time for more awareness. Columbia Road Flower Market is such a charming place to visit. Full of colour, atmosphere and friendly energy. I love wandering through the stalls on a Sunday morning and seeing all the beautiful flowers and plants on display. However, as someone who cares deeply about biodiversity, I was quite disappointed to find that most of the sellers couldn’t tell me whether their plants were native or non-native species. This difference really matters, because many people buy plants hoping to support bees and butterflies, but if the species aren’t native, they often don’t actually help local wildlife. What also concerns me is that most of the plants seem to be treated with pesticides, and the vendors don’t share any information about this. After planting several flowers I bought here, I sadly found many dead bees and bumblebees in my garden the following weeks. That’s extremely worrying. It would be a wonderful step forward if some stalls offered pesticide-free, UK-grown native plants, or if sellers were a bit more informed and transparent about what they sell. This market has such great potential to not only bring joy, but also to truly support urban nature. Still, it remains a lovely experience overall. I just hope to see more ecological awareness blooming here in the future. 🌿🐝

The street bursts with colour, fragrance, and charm every Sunday. From armfuls of fresh blooms to unique plants and friendly traders shouting their best deals, it’s a London gem full of character. The nearby cafés and little independent shops add to the experience—perfect for a relaxed Sunday stroll with a coffee in hand. Go early to avoid the crowds, or late for the best bargains!

The flower Matket was beautiful. If your looking for plans on a Sunday in London Columbia flower market is probably the best and most beautiful activity you can do. It is really crowded but really easy to walk through, seeing everyone with flowers in their hands makes everything special

Some great stalls, gorgeous food and a really friendly vibe. Brick Lane is great, so much going on.

Had a fantastic time at the Brick Lane Food Festival! The food was absolutely delicious with so many incredible options to try. The people were warm and welcoming, adding to the fun vibe, and the atmosphere was electric — full of energy, laughter, and great music. A truly unforgettable experience that I’d highly recommend to anyone looking for amazing food and a lively day out in London.

If you like vintage for affordable prices, it's the place for you. Abd they have much more than just vintage. Out of all of London markets it definitely is my favorite one. Food and drinks are great! People are friendly! Overall it was a great experience going there with my friends as they loved it as much as I did! We will definitely be back!

I love Brick Lane, I want to live there and visit every shop, bar and cafe. It's so colourful and interesting, cool and vibrant.

Love going to Brick Lane. So much diversity and such a chilled out atmosphere. The food stalls offer something for everyone, the vintage market is perfect to kill an hour and look for a bargain or 3. A couple of nice independent bars, too (not really a place to go looking for a pub crawl though!)

Brick Lane Market in London is a vibrant and eclectic destination for shoppers and foodies alike. The market features a diverse range of stalls selling everything from vintage clothing to handmade crafts, and a variety of international cuisine. The bustling atmosphere and colorful surroundings make it a must-visit for anyone looking for a unique and exciting shopping experience.

Lots to see, always love the bagel shop open 24 hours plus lots of good restaurants to choose from

Visited Portobello Road Market in September 2025 for first time in my life and absolutely loved the atmosphere! The market is full of life, colours, and unique finds. I especially enjoyed browsing the small stalls with handmade and vintage jewellery — I found some truly beautiful and one-of-a-kind pieces. A must-visit spot in London if you enjoy local art, antiques, and something different from the usual shops.

The market is quite large and offers a wide variety of vintage items such as bags, cameras, tea sets, watches, and jewelry. It was extremely crowded on the weekend. Even if you don’t plan to buy anything, it’s worth visiting to experience the lively local market atmosphere. The famous Notting Hill Bookshop is also nearby.

Great traditional English market. Here you can find antiques, vintage clothing,　souvenir , furniture, books, handbags, handmade, gifts shops, food and coffee shop. I recommend you come early in the morning. Very nice and colourful market and worth a visit🤩

I have visited London so many times in my life and lived in London for 7 years but I'd actually only been here once before. This market is so cool, filled with art, excellent food, original products and so much more. Such a must visit for anyone visiting London.

Loved the vibe at Portobello Market! 💕 So many cute vintage shops, amazing street food, and colorful houses everywhere. Great place to wander around, take photos, and grab a coffee while browsing unique finds. Definitely worth the visit if you’re in Notting Hill!

Always a great place to visit whilst in London. Authentic and the vibes are always positive. I am looking forward to go back again and enjoy the environment in this neighborhood

Decent outdoor market with stalls and shops and and nice food options. Some stores and vendors do antiques and vintage clothing along with all sorts of hats, socks, and just an eclectic selection of items. Smaller number of stalls then I’ve seen before however still fun to browse. Finding a toilet seemed impossible! Remember coming here in my childhood and it was gritty then however now seemed a little worse.

Cute street in a residential area with a few food stalls. The most notable food stall is the Madagascarian inspired one where we tried the pumpkin roti, highly recommended. We also tried dome cronut things which were good. Some of the shops offer seating to eat your food and there are free searing area by the entrance. I prefer this market for a quick lunch in the area, it’s only a short walk from Borough market and no tourists.

Cute street food market. Easy walk from Bermondsey station. A variety of food stalls and little bars along one side to eat your food, a few extra tables just outside. Excellent coffee, great beers, very good crullers. I would come again for sure.

Maltby Market is a beautiful market, a little bit small, but the food is absolutely fantastic. I loved the Cuban sandwich and the crème brûlée cruller, I liked the cruller so much, I took a box of four home. There’s also a shop in the market where you can buy beautiful homeware, like cups, plates, and other things to decorate your house. And you can get the best coffee in London at Watch House right there. Highly recommended.

Great eating place in Market,when you go Bermondsey Beer mile,with my son's a couple of weeks ago,I had a fantastic bowl of Etheopian food,chicken,rice,and choice of 10 other sides on your dish.£10

Excellent food market with many delicious choices. Ethiopian chicken with injera was tasty. Duck chips with cheese was a hit with my son. Good meal choices for everyone at around £10-13 each.

Borough market can be too busy crowded and not really the best place to sit and eat. Maltby street has a real community feel to it where everyone is looking to help each other out and not compete with one another. Worth visiting for the food and the bars

Maltby Street Market is a great little street with various mobile food vendors. More relaxed than Borough Market and still great food. Pro tip: Pick up an amazing cheese toastie and chill in the wine bar. Then hit the vegan dessert stand. Amazing desserts that you would never guess are vegan!

Amazing selection of delicious food and fun shops in the Old Spitalfields Market. It was almost overwhelming as everything looked amazing. Wish we would have allocated more time to explore as there were some amazing stalls here.

This is also a very old market, but these days it feels less like a place full of variety and things you’d want to buy, and more like stalls simply filling space. I’m sorry to say it, but my first thought is often, will this actually sell? How many of these could they sell in a day? Why do they think such items would work, when it only makes running a small business even harder? Of course, each vendor must have pride in their business, but it still feels rather unfortunate.

If you’re looking for a vibrant slice of London life, Old Spitalfields Market is absolutely worth a visit. From the moment you step inside the covered hall in East London you’ll be greeted by a lively, easy-going atmosphere where anything goes: wandering from food stalls to fashion stands, soaking in the buzzing energy of it all. One of the first things you’ll notice is the sheer diversity of foods on display. Whether it’s authentic soup-dumplings, Neapolitan pizza, vegan Ethiopian stews or New-York style burgers, the range is huge and delicious.  You’ll find vendors showing creative flair and real flavour, making it easy to snack, graze or sit-down for a relaxed meal. On the fashion side, the market absolutely shines: stalls by independent designers, vintage gems, bold street-wear finds and accessories galore.  It’s the kind of place where you might pick up something unique, something you’ll want to wear tomorrow. And because the vibe is so relaxed, you won’t feel rushed—browse at your own pace, stop for a coffee, people-watch. Overall, Old Spitalfields Market offers a perfect blend of delicious international food, strong fashion credentials and an easy-going, friendly environment. It’s a spot that works for a casual lunch, a shopping wander or simply a few hours of good-time discovery in London.

Love the hustle and bustle of this place. Be wary of some of the items you buy on the stalls.... For example the earrings from jewellery stands tend to have a really short shaft and can make ears sore/infected. Some items are way cheaper on Amazon! The food stalls of which there are plenty are really good and over time I can't wait to try them all! This time we went to Brother Marcus and Humble Crumble. Both recommended. 👌🏻 Close to Liverpool St Station.... Only a few mins walk and well worth a visit! Really great atmosphere and lots to look at!

Worth a visit and allow time to explore the various stalls. Maybe eat breakfast, lunch, dinner at one of the very good restaurants. Or coffee and pastry to have a break and people watch.

I would say, if you're tired of Camden block on the market, this is a good place to come to as well as coffin garden markets. It's quite open, dared easily to navigate large variety of stalls and food places to go eat

Very cool market! Lots of little shops, eats and treats! Things tend to start closing up around 5 on weekdays. Seems to be best to visit morning to early afternoon.

Fantastic market in the heart of the old town of Greenwhich. A great variety of food and good for Christmas gifts and trinkets. There is a nice art and poster shop as well. Very good coffee on offer and don’t miss the old school pie and eel shop just as you enter or exit the market. The prices were reasonable as well.

Love this market. Small and manageable. Yet with loads of fun stands. There's a great coffee place as well and the Barista plays amazing music. Really nice vibes!

One of the best places around London to spend your Sunday. It can get very busy over the weekend but it’s worth to go. Many places with coffee, food and other things. Amazing views, great park and many more things. I would go there every week if I could.

Visited on a Friday—super easy to get in, with entry from all directions. Plenty of food options, even for vegetarians (corn dogs were a nice surprise!). The antiques are beautiful but pricey, so probably more of a one-time browse than a regular stop. Pho Street, the Vietnamese shop, was a standout—really impressive selection and great vibe. Also spotted some unique copper shoes and loads of other interesting finds.

We went on Thursday evening and we really liked the chill atmosphere and all the food options. We got donuts from two different places and some juice. I loved how there was seating!

Greenwich Market is a vibrant and lively place full of character, perfect for wandering on a weekend. It offers a great mix of street food from around the world, handmade crafts, vintage finds, art, and unique gifts. The atmosphere is energetic yet cozy, with friendly vendors and live music often playing nearby. It’s also close to other Greenwich highlights like the park and Cutty Sark, making it an ideal stop during a day out. A fun and colorful market with something for everyone.

Went to the Greenwich market 30.10.25 as there was a Halloween 🎃 event going on, had vintage cars with Halloween figures in the vehicles, motorcycles 🏍️ stalls and music 🎶 even the people were dressed up in Halloween costumes. It was the first time we have been to one of these events and it turned out good.

Camden Market is one of the most vibrant and lively places to visit in London! You’ll find an incredible variety of shops selling everything from souvenirs to clothing, and the prices are surprisingly reasonable if you know how to bargain. I found keychains and magnets at a great deal — around 12 for £10 — which is much cheaper than most other tourist spots. If you’re into fashion, this place won’t disappoint. There are stalls offering trendy jackets, accessories, and unique handmade items that you probably won’t find anywhere else. The highlight, though, has to be the Camden Lock Food Market. It’s absolutely fabulous! You can try mouthwatering street food from around the world — everything from Asian, Mexican, and Italian to vegan delicacies — all at reasonable prices. The vibrant ambience, the smell of freshly cooked food, and the buzzing crowd make the whole experience unforgettable. And dont forget the boat life where you will see boat to go from ground floor to first floor which is quite a unique experience. One of the most picturesque spots here is the area with colourful umbrellas hanging overhead — perfect for photos! The entire market has an artsy, bohemian vibe that makes it a wonderful place to spend a relaxed day wandering around, shopping, eating, and just soaking in the energy. Whether you’re with friends, family, or your partner, Camden Market is definitely one of the best places to spend your day and experience the real charm of London

We did a food tour here via secret food tours over the Thanksgiving holiday and it was so much fun! Definitely recommend! So many things to see in Camden market and so many delicious restaurants! This would be a great place to get souvenirs to bring back for friends and family as well. Come hungry so you can try a bunch of different food vendors!

It's a beautiful market where you can find everything. Whether you take the main road or walk along the canal from King's Cross, the place is beautiful. The food is diverse, and the venues are diverse. It has a festive atmosphere with small vendors selling goods and venues like the cyborg venue.

Camden Market in London is a very lively and crowded place, full of energy, music, and delicious street food from all around the world. It can be difficult to find a place to sit, so it’s a good idea to grab your food and sit on the stairs or by the canal to enjoy the view. I tried the potato shop there, and it was super tasty and fresh. I also had strawberries with chocolate from another stand—so delicious! Even though it’s busy, the atmosphere is amazing and full of life. A great spot to experience London’s unique culture and food scene.

I went to Camden Market with my family. There’s an incredible variety of food from all over the world. We each grabbed something different, and everything was delicious. It’s the kind of place where you could easily spend hours just trying different foods. One thing to note: it does get very crowded, especially during peak hours. But honestly, that just adds to the energy of the place. It’s buzzing with people from everywhere, and there’s always something happening around you. We also stopped by the vintage store next to the market, which had a great selection of retro clothes and unique pieces. It was a nice change of pace from the usual high street shopping. If you’re in London and looking for a fun, energetic place with great food and cool shops, Camden Market is a must-visit — just be ready for the crowds!

We love this market, it's a must to visit when in London. The lock with the houseboats, the numerous food stalls of every nation and tunnels and shops selling all kinds of clothes and cultural merchandise for sale. As well the great music and store fronts.

A vibrant market, lots of shops that sell leather bags, wallets, blouses, hats, vintage clothing, paintings, spices, etc, lots of food choices, wraps, hamburgers, fries, soups, sandwiches, salads, stirfrys etc for lunch and dinner and treats like ice cream, fancy coffees, I enjoyed the environment with old brick buildings, nice planter displays, the many umbrellas hanging from the ceiling, vintage farm style decor and art to explore. Lots of people here so if you don’t like crowds this isn’t the place for you. If you want to use the washroom it will cost you money usually around one pound.

Huge mall full of individual antique stores. As always with these places, the stall owners are pretty snotty, unapproachable and dusty old people that make the experience of looking around less enjoyable than you might hope. It’s seemingly an issue with the whole industry but you feel it when walking round this cavernous building replete with expensive bric a brac. The best thing you can do, is to take some brief relief in the rooftop cafe which is probably the only place you’ll find a bargain price in the whole market.

It is in fact an amazing space. It has anything you can imagine. Tons of pieces with lots of character! Overall I loved it. I do agree with others that some stall owners don’t have the best attitude and tarnish the whole experience. We went to a stall on the ground floor, near the back on the left side, where there was a lady. When my boyfriend asked about the price of the chair she was sitting on, her response was: Oh, you can’t afford that. I’m sorry, but that is one of the most hideous things you can say to a costumer. It’s extremely tacky. I immediately walked away because I had no intention to buy anything from her or interact with her anymore. But if you run into a nice owner, then the experience is very very interesting.

Alfie’s Antique Market is a great place to explore, with several floors of different stalls selling all kinds of decorative and antique pieces. It’s definitely worth visiting if you’re shopping for yourself or your own collection. Prices can be on the higher side for dealers, though a few vendors were open to bartering while others weren’t. It would be helpful if the stalls listed their opening times instead of just phone numbers, since a few we wanted to see were closed for the day. Overall, a fun and interesting spot for personal treasure hunting.

Great place for inspo. The guy who runs the Christmas deco shop on the ground floor is super friendly!

Overall nice experience but be mindful of certain stalls. My boyfriend and I visited here today, hoping to find a Chinese-style plate as a Christmas gift for his mum. Unfortunately, I can’t say it was an entirely pleasant experience. The shopping experience on the ground floor was lovely. Beth Adams gave us a warm welcome at her charming little shop and shared the fascinating stories behind her items. However, things took a sour turn on the first floor. We spotted a Chinese plate at a stall located next to a lighting shop. If I’m not mistaken, the stall’s name includes “Yang,” and its number might be FO16. We asked the gentleman nearby for more details. He claimed it was from the Qing Dynasty and told us the stall owner was away. He kindly offered to call her, which we appreciated. From the call, we learned that the plate was from the 18th century and priced at £120. The plate was in a display case, so we couldn’t examine it closely. The gentleman offered to take it out, but we didn’t let him do so at the beginning as I had the doubt and didn’t want to waste his time. But later on we kindly asked him to take it out cause my boyfriend really liked it, taking it out would allow us to inspect the bottom, which is crucial for assessing its value especially when there was no further information from the owner. However, he seemed overly keen to seal the sale. After viewing the underside shortly, we grew more doubtful of its authenticity and decided not to buy it. His response? “Oh, so you’re not buying it?” Sounds like we have to buy it because he took it out. A £120 plate isn’t a five-quid trinket, it’s not something I’d buy after just a glance behind a glass case and even grew more doubts after checking it. As we were leaving, he insisted on ringing the stallholder again, despite us having no further questions. The gentleman then asked, “Are you Chinese?” and told me to speak to the stallholder in Mandarin. I was completely taken aback. When she heard I was Chinese, her attitude turned hostile, saying, “I’m not here to educate you about the item.” As a Chinese person, I feel obliged to warn others interested in Chinese porcelain to tread carefully. Many antique plates are replicas, so unless you’re an expert able to assess value from behind a glass case, steer clear of stallholders unwilling to share essential information especially all the other shop owners we met today were literally expecting us to ask something. But of course I would never say it’s 100% replica, I’m not a pro. But thanks to Moe from the N&S Watches, which is absolutely a gem in the market. He is so kind with patience, I picked up a lovely antique watch in his shop before leaving, at least I didn’t leave feeling frustrated!

We went for the baked potatoes at the rooftop cafe which were amazing, highly recommend. Did not realize what we were in for on our ascent to the cafe, just an amazing treasure trove of old and new things. If you are after something unique or just a delicious baked potato, recommend it highly.

Very friendly welcome, lots of interesting stalls and many beautiful objects. Lots of vintage clothes and jewellery. Well worth a visit.

Great for unique arts & crafts which make original gifts sold by the artisan vendors themselves. Well laid out, not too busy, and easy to navigate for browsing. Artisans seem happy to negotiate esp when buying multiple items. Plenty of photo opportunities and eateries too so you can make a day of it. Short walking distance from Liverpool St Station.

A very nice covered market within easy walking distance of Liverpool Street station. There is a huge variety of food stalls and the ones we tried served very nice food at a decent price. For food, I would rather come here than Borough Market. There are also many stalls selling other goods - these didn't seem such good value but we didn't actually buy anything.

Nice indoor market. Quite trendy and I doubt you would find many bargains. Good atmosfere with food and many different market stands. Cute statues of rescue elephants just outside. Worth a visit.

Amazing place, it’s hard not to find what you want on a Sunday. If you are up for a walk come to Spitalfields Market and enjoy some of the nice food they do here. There are bar terraces as well where you could relax for a drink and if you fancy you could play a game at players social. You could also find nice shops where you could buy things for decorating your home. Definitely something for a family walk and especially for a Sunday lunch things to do.

Interesting marketplace with many cute little stalls of makers from different parts of the world. Bought a few things, ate some interesting food and had fun. Keep aside 3-4 hours if you really intend to browse through all the stalls and shop.

It's a large market where the old fruit and veg market used to be years ago. All covered and plenty of room for moving around. Lots of food places selling all kinds of diverse stuff from Caribbean to Ethiopian. Clothes, jewelry arts and crafts etc. Very busy lots of people around shopping and soaking up atmosphere on Sunday when I was there. Definitely be going again.

Great place, well worth a visit, lots of independent stores and market stalls where you can pick up clothing and craft items that are quite unique. There are some bigger chain stores and a cool charity vintage shop. It happened to be Christmas lights turning on day which was good fun.

Cool place, I’m sure much more lively on the weekends. Was pretty inside with lots of food available. I little bit sketchy outside but all part of the experience

Went there for lunch. Had a delicious meal at Salpike. Very basic but the food was delicious and the soft drinks were free. Will go back for more. Maybe try out the starters. I had the pork belly, rice and peas with coleslaw and mango chutney

Beautiful place to visit and get some delicious street food. I also found fresh vegetables and meat. Definitely will be back.

Lots of superb pop up restaurants conveniently located in the market… go and explore you’ll not be disappointed!

From mops and dustpans to meat and vegetables, books and homewares, gifts and food. You name it, you will probably find something you will end up buying here!

OMG! I haven't been here for years. Lots of eateries inside the now Brixton Village. Still a good range of market stalls. Very busy. We had some excellent delicious food. The salf fish fritters and prawns were divine!👌

A vibrant Afro-Caribbean market in the heart of London! The hipster wave is kickin’ in but hopefully, in time, the place won’t lose its authenticity. I enjoyed a refreshing coconut water straight from the fruit 🥥

A food market not very big, but with a fairly varied offer. Crowded, at almost all the stands. I tried something from "The Curry Shack" and "Pabellon" but I was not impressed by the taste. There are much better food markets in London.

We were on a tour and could smell this place, so at the end of the tour, we came to try it out. There were very many different options that were unique, but we settled on the stuffed Turkish flat bread. My grandson and I both thought it was great. All the food was prepared in front of you and you could see the pride they took in their product. We will be back in a week and will sample more options.

A fantastic spot with a great variety of food from all over the world. This time we went for Korean, and it was absolutely delicious! The fully loaded kimchi rice with chicken, beef, and salad was bursting with flavour and cooked perfectly. It’s one of those places where you can always find something new to try. There’s also a handy seating area at the back, which makes it easy to sit down and enjoy your meal. Highly recommended, we’ll definitely be back for more!

Love it here Absolute fantastic choice of foods from all different nationalities Live music sometimes Great bread and cakes Fantastic curry which I've had a couple of times Sit outside having a beer 🍺 👌 Support the local traders 😀😀😀 Wc inside the south bank centre Fantastic location 👏

The family had lunch at Giraffe South bank. Food was tasty, good service and the wait for the food was reasonable. Will definitely visit again.

I would've loved to see a more eclectic variety of cuisines, however, it was good for what it was. I enjoyed some delicious Ethiopian food. Could be been spicier, but it was tasty all the same.

The Southbank Centre Food Market is a great place to find a variety of delicious street food in London. There are over 40 stalls to choose from, offering everything from traditional British fare to international cuisine. Whether you're in the mood for pasta, pizza, tacos, curries, or something else entirely, you're sure to find something to your taste. The prices at the Southbank Centre Food Market are very reasonable given the location, and the portions are generous. You can easily find a meal for under £10, and there are also a few stalls that offer vegetarian and vegan options. The atmosphere at the Southbank Centre Food Market is lively and fun. The market is located in a beautiful setting on the South Bank of the Thames, and there's always something going on in the area. Whether you're looking for a casual lunch with friends or a romantic but informal dinner for two, this is a great option. Overall, I think this place is a great place to visit if you're looking for a delicious and affordable meals/snacks in London. The variety of food options is impressive, and the prices are good. The atmosphere is lively and fun, and the setting is vibrant. If you're looking for a place to try some street food in London, I would recommend checking out the Southbank Centre Food Market.

Great market with great prices. Market is clean and organized. Variety of items to select from. They are not all used items, you can also get some new items at a very good price. I highly recommend it especially for tourists. The market is always packed so I recommend you go early (9am on Saturday) to get good deals.

Forget the Piccadilly Circus souvenir shops. Visit the East End on a Sunday morning and taste the real London. Shop for clothing bargains, lux to low end, London Ts and sweatshirts half the price of the West End shops. Stray into the local kebab houses and coffee shops. You can have a great day out for £20 and who knows what treasures you might go home with!

Honestly, don’t even bother with Petticoat Lane Market. I know it’s meant to be one of the oldest street markets in London, and trust me, it shows in all the worst ways. There’s zero sense of organisation or management. It’s messy, loud, chaotic, and honestly just not a nice place to be. The stalls mostly sell cheap, low-quality stuff like fake designer bits or mass-produced garments you’d find in the bargain bin of a dodgy shop. It also doesn’t feel very safe. No one seems to be keeping an eye on anything, and it definitely feels like the kind of place where theft is easy and common. Just not the vibe. I really don’t see the point of this market continuing when you’re a short walk away from Spitalfields, which has amazing food and proper vibes, or Brick Lane for way better vintage and fashion options. Petticoat Lane feels stuck in the past, and not in a good way.

It’s definitely not the nicest market in terms of environment (lots of rubbish and sketchy people) but it’s an absolute bargain for mass produced clothes. Lots of ratty brands like asos, shein or boohoo but there’s a few stalls selling good clothes like french connection, ted baker, charles tyrwhitt, and vintage leather jackets for £5!!!! I would say these clothes are either excess stock, factory samples, or rejected clothes from factories- not fake.

Petticoat Lane Market is a great place for shopping! You can find clothes, shoes, and accessories at very good prices. The market is busy, fun, and full of energy. There are many different stalls, and it's a great place to look for bargains. It’s best to go on a Sunday when more stalls are open. If you like street shopping and good deals, you’ll enjoy it!

Passed by accident back in February and really, really wished we had not just eaten elsewhere! Its a blast of music, devine smells, colour and delicious looking dishes. We will work it in on an empty stomach on our next trip.

Not what it used to be. Now only good for food stalls. Very popular with very long queues at lunchtimes & loads of choice. Shame 90% of the market is gone though.

One of my favourite places to wander around on a Sunday!! So many lovely stalls and kind stall holders🥹🩷 always finding amazing produce and new things to try!!

A endless range of different foods from around the world. Pros: - So many options. From bakers to chefs. - Great natural views at park with a lake and fountain. - Toilets available including a small coffee shop. - Quality food no matter what market stall you go to. Cons: - Quite expensive for local people. Prices start from £10 all the way to £30 per meal or dessert. Definitely a treat from time to time, not a regular thing unless you have deep pockets. - Busy paths which can make it hard to navigate especially with push chairs or wheelchairs users, kids should stay close to their parents or guardian. - Can be hard to find seats but lots of green space if don't mind sitting on the floor. Worth a visit however only comes once a week.

Victoria park food market every Sunday 10am to 4pm. Located from Bonner gate to Gore Road. Lots of food stalls including halal options. All types of food from Korean corn dogs to donuts etc. multicultural food market in the middle of Victoria park. Lovely to have a stroll aswell as eat lots of food. Prices are reasonable.

Victoria Park and the Sunday Market is a great way to start your day! Everything from hot coffee, breads, sweet treats, organic fruit & vegetables, the BEST honey I’ve ever tasted, fresh seafood and there’s even a stall full of snacks for your furry friend! I have tried a few of the hot food trucks as well, decent food but can be quite expensive, especially if you want to try a few different things. Well worth a visit even if it’s just to have a browse and a nice walk.

Amen to those posted this place! Amazing Sunday market,took some photos for everyone to show how social distance this place is! Lots of variety of cuisine available over here and you wouldn’t run out of option. It has been a fantastic park to explore and also the market that has plenty of locals. The food market is now open on Saturday which is brilliant!

We went here as have heard about but never been even though we live around the corner. There isn’t much to see to be honest but they did have a variety of different food stalls. We got Nepalese dumplings and Afghan food which was delicious. The coffee from one of the coffee vans was also one of the best coffees I’ve had. We got a natural orange wine (pretty pricey but good to try something new). We also tried macarons but they weren’t so good. Overall I would recommend as there is something for everyone.

Victoria Park Market is a great! You can find a variety of food products and beverages. It's great to see an interest in smaller brands and manufacturers. I also like the fact, that it's not big(size wise), as its not disturbing people who wants to enjoy walking in the park. The rubbish is monitored well as well. If you are looking for a simple pleasures , organic food,nice way to spend time outdoor on Sunday and support small businesses, it's a great place to be!

Covent Garden Market is a charming shopping hub in the heart of London, offering a beautiful blend of history and modernity. The preserved architecture from the old days combined with contemporary stores and vibrant stalls creates a unique atmosphere where past and present meet. You can find everything from local crafts to high-end brands, along with street performances and cozy cafés. It’s a lively and photogenic place, perfect for both shopping and wandering. However, it can get quite crowded, especially during weekends. Overall, it’s a delightful experience and worth a visit—4 out of 5 for its ambiance and variety.

Covent Garden Market Location: Covent Garden Piazza, London, WC2E 8RF Nestled in a historic covered market building, it’s surrounded by elegant shops, theatres, and vibrant street performances—an ideal setting for leisurely browsing and people-watching. Opening Hours General weekday hours: Monday to Saturday: 10 am to 6 pm (some sources note 8 am start on weekdays) Sunday: ~11 am or 12 pm to 6 pm—or 11 am to 4 pm Visit: East Colonnade Market: artful stalls featuring handmade soaps, sweets, jewellery, children’s garments, homeware, and more—all week long There isn’t a traditional sale, but rather a rich tapestry of markets within the building—each with distinct offerings: Antiques & Collectables (Apple & Jubilee Markets on Mondays) Handmade crafts (jewellery, prints, artworks, soaps, etc.) General goods (plants, greeting cards, picnic hampers—via Jubilee Market Food & Lunch Options While not a traditional food market, Covent Garden is surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and bars: Historic eateries like Rules (est. 1798), J. Sheekey, The Ivy, Gaby’s Deli, and Mon Plaisir offer sit-down lunch and rich culinary history Street food and casual bites are plentiful around the piazza—perfect for lunch on the go or a more relaxed sit-down near the market. Overall Vibe A historic and pedestrianised landmark enriched with street performances nearly every day, bringing liveliness and charm A harmonious blend of boutique shopping, artisan crafts, food, and theatrical London culture—great for strolling, discovery, or meeting friends.

Fantastic area with lots of food outlets. The Market stalls have a wonderful range of products . We particularly liked the brass handmade Kaleidescope stall with very unique items. Also the stall selling old cameras at very reasonable prices. The market has something for everyone at very reasonable prices Covent Garden is easily accessible via tube. Nearby is Lincoln inn fields. Sir John Soane museum. Hunterian museum. The Royal Opera House are all worth a visit. London transport museum is also in the corner of Covent gardens by the undercover market stalls.

Visiting Covent Garden Market is a must if you are looking around for classics goods to designers goods! Great for gifts shopping for friends and family. The square has small stalls as well as high street shops!

It’s such an attraction for Christmas season. Love the holiday atmosphere and vibes

This place has lovely restaurants and shops I always like to come to Covent Garden specially around Xmas and summer time . Sometimes can be crowded but is always a pleasure to enjoy some time around this beautiful Londoner landmark. Is easy access walking from central London or via underground and buses.

Very lively market all decked up during the festive season. Many boutique stores for shopping & gift giving. You can also enjoy street performers to past the time. One of the tourist stop I would say.

So many vendors, antiques, old maps, jewelry, stores, unique clothes, clothing shops.

Fabulous experience! Everything is so quaint and the vibes are brilliant! Perfect for shopping, eating, people watching etc…. Love it!

It was anly place when I arrived in this neighborhood that I felt like I was in England. Until then, central London hadn't impressed me; it didn't have that London vibe or style. But when I got here, it won me over. I admired the streets with their houses all the way from here to Chelsea.

Pretty street to wander around. Question marks around how authentic some of the antiques are in the shops

Notting Hill is postcard-pretty and full of charm pastel houses, leafy streets, and a relaxed West London vibe 🏘️🌸. The Portobello Road Market is the main attraction, with vintage stalls, antiques, and street food that’s fun but touristy 🎩🥙. It’s busy on weekends, so weekdays are better if you want to wander without the crowds 🚶.

Portobello Road is an amazing place to visit! Beautiful antique shops and some of the best street food in London! Also home to the historic and luxurious electric cinema where you can watch movies from an armchair or sofa bed 😁 a must visit for anyone who loves culture, history and food.

Cool place to walk around. Try to avoid the weekends if you can. It is very touristy but still worth checking out. Loads of stalls and shops to peruse.

It wasn’t as big as I expected, but I loved sitting outdoors and feeling the rhythm of local life. It was interesting to see office workers in suits enjoying a beer in the middle of the day. I heard it used to be a market in the past, and I found it fascinating that such a place exists right in the heart of a commercial city

Leadenhall Market is such a beautiful spot — the architecture is absolutely stunning with its ornate glass roof and detailed Victorian design. It’s a great place to wander around, grab a bite, or shop, with plenty of options ranging from cafés to boutiques. It can get a bit busy during lunch hours, but that just adds to the lively atmosphere. Perfect blend of history and charm!

Went here because it was in a Harry Potter movie and to admire the amazing architecture. It's one of the oldest markets in London dating from the 14th century. We went on a Saturday, but if you're there for the shops, they're open during the work week. Even then, there were still a lot of people there. We didn't stay long, mainly just took some photos and left.

Another historical masterpiece by esteemed architect Horace Jones (of Smithfield and Tower Bridge fame). Got a spruce up in the early 90's and is a truly unique covered market in the middle of the old City of London. Worth a 5 min walk through if in London, or hang around for a pint of beer if you have some more time

Cute restaurants, mulled wine, and shopping! Beautifully decorated for the holidays we visited last Thanksgiving! Definitely recommend checking out this area. It’s easy to get to by foot when walking around London.

I visited this as part of a Haunted London tour and while it was very delightfully creepy after hours, the beautiful shops along the arcade and the vibrant green and red decor made it evident that this was a place meant for the hustle and bustle of people and the busy charm of peak hour London. I'd love to come back for the Christmas markets! Nevertheless, the empty arcade after hours made it easier to appreciate the intricate architecture, and the stories told by our guide, - of eccentric lanes that served as locations for Harry Potter shoots or old, historic shop-owners that inspired Dickensian characters, - really made the place come alive.

So beautifully maintained, the colours of the painted buildings and structures are stunning, a vision of the old London and a stark contrast with the modern & futuristic skyscrapers surrounding this area.

Wonderful place to visit. Great restaurants, a nice mixture of cuisine and several meat, fish and fresh veg stores. Closes a little early during the week. The toilets require a credit card to access which is great for keeping them safe.

The Brixton market is truly everything they say it is. It’s a full experience that I can simply say if you get the chance, go, you won’t regret it. I had a blast at the shops and the shows in the street and OH THE FOOD! Yeah check it out

The best I cook mainly Caribbean food they got the lot meats spices etc etc good prices too go late and you get great deals on veg and fish and meats.

Nice little market with Brixton village where the restaurants and some cafes are. I noticed you could find lots of meat 🍖 butcher and fish market and other stores .. all you need are there whether in the market or around the market .. it's just outside Brixton tube station in victoria line in zone 2

I was amazed at all the goods, sellers of merchandise the quality of the fish and produce in this market. We spent a considerable amount of time here. Plenty of places to east with the small eateries and tons of people buying goods.

Wow!!!!! You need to put this place on your list to visit, Ita just fab If your having lunch or an evening meal here, you cant go wrong with a world cusine, Im sure somethings going to tempt you

Just want to say that I went to the market today and purchase some cake and other items from a store the name on the packaging is roslyns a little taste of paradise just wanted to shout out how amazing the cake was that I purchased and also the patties I was very impressed that all of your juices of sugar-free and also your cakes I couldn’t find you anywhere on any of the Social pages but if you read this your food is amazing if you haven’t tried it please go. It’s near to where Iceland is the 3rd stall as you walk into the market. 🩷

Nestled in the heart of Covent Garden, Seven Dials Market is a buzzing food hall that brings together some of London’s most exciting culinary talent. One of the undeniable stars of Seven Dials Market is Bad Boy Pizza Society, serving up classic New York-style slices that are amazing!. Once you try it, other pizzas just won’t measure up. It’s seriously that good! Their signature 22" pies are a feast for the eyes and stomach, crispy, cheesy, and just the right amount of greasy to make you feel like you're on the streets of New York.

I always like the Buzzy atmosphere in this place. We’ve been through a few times before, sometimes just to grab a beer and hang out other times to grab some food. One of the most recent trip I went into Bleeker Street Burger and all I can say is WOW!! My initial reaction when the burger arrived wasn’t positive. It looked decidedly undone and a bit leaky, but that all changed when I took a first bite. Tasty, succulent and full of flavour. This was how a burger should be and at sensible prices especially given the location. I’d almost consider going back up to London just for the burger in a couple of beers. For those that don’t like med-rare burgers,(which is how I asked for it), they do give you the option when you order to have it well done and cooked through. Helpful staff, clean open kitchens, and great choice. I don’t know what else you can ask for.

Absolutely fantastic food hall. So many choices and great quality throughout. We had the chicken dumplings and also the Classic hot dog and chilli dirty fries. All were brillisnt and worth every penny. Absolutely loved this place and will definitely be back soon.

I had a great experience here whilst I’ve been in London. It’s been my second time visiting, and on both occasions I have been throughly impressed. I ordered from one of the numerous stalls on offer, Jollof Mama. The Chicken suya I chose was a lovely plate of food. It was also my first ever tasting of plantain. I thought it tasted really nice personally speaking. I’d give the other stalls a go though, because I am not so certain that specific stall is open anymore. But there is a vast array of other options to choose from. Overall the venue itself is built for purpose. And can hold dozens at a time. The drinks are good and the food itself is worth a try. If you are ever in the area or happen to stumble upon this place by accident, pop in and give it a go. It can get busy depending on what time and day you decide to come, so I would keep an open mind about that.

Very busy atmosphere so u might not find a seat. however TONS of option for food, like every single cuisine. sushi, pizza, mac n cheese, indian, everything. i got truffle mac and cheese for less than £10. we also got doughnuts and there is lots of good dessert options. really really nice, a hidden gem very close to Covent Garden

I was at an event across the road from here, it was my brother who said we should visit. There is an amazing choice of different eateries we chose the Chicken with crinkle chips. Really tasty with a great atmosphere it was a Monday night but still busy.

I had the best time there with my friends on friday night, food was delicious, we had a pulled pork baguette as well as we booked cheese bar, Anna was amazing when serving us, made us feel welcome. Would recommend

This is one of Londons hidden street food markets. Lots of stalls selling many international foods and snacks. There are plenty of opportunities to taste and try the different flavours, and most meals are at a reasonable price.

Leather Lane Market near Farringdon Station is one of those hidden gems in central London that bursts to life during lunchtime. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with a fantastic mix of global street food that makes every visit feel like a mini culinary adventure. Among the many stalls, I’ve often gravitated toward the Ethiopian vendor — their 'beef combo' is rich in flavour, beautifully spiced, and consistently delicious. However, I’ve noticed on a few occasions that the food wasn’t served hot enough. While the taste never disappoints, the temperature should match the quality — especially for meat-based dishes. That said, the market remains a go-to spot for a quick, satisfying lunch with character. Just a little more attention to serving temperature would make the experience flawless.

We @rokkitchen trade mon-fri lunch at Leather Lane Market. We serve our award winning korean fried chicken, with homemade sauces, homemade kimchi, it is an amazing market with so many amazing food options, come see us! We 😍 Leather lane!

Wow! Any kind of lovely food from all over the world available, fresh and affordable. Do go there if you need to eat, also many vegan options. And takeaway possibilities galore, if you need to travel.

Definitely a go to place for lunch if you’re close. The food is fresh with a lot of variety to choose from. I had the Japanese chicken with teriyaki sauce and also the Italian pasta stall which was not that nice. Updated review - 13th March; pictures to go with the market. This day didn’t have all the stalls there but it gives you a good idea on the amount of food there is and different varieties.

Many delicious and reasonably priced lunch options found in this market! It's a shame I was able to try food from only 4 shops here before flying out...

So many food stalls and many halal options of different cuisines. You could try katsu curry with rice so close to jollof rice with jerk chicken. I tried Dorothy’s Deli and portion size was okay - could’ve had an extra plantain piece or more jerk chicken and rice but it tasted phenomenal. One of the best jollofs I’ve tried of my very few. 12.50 for the following meal.

I don't recommend Greek gyros with pork or lamb. The quality of meat was so awful.... Other foods are good and come with a large amount!

If you’re up for lunch and a cheaper meal than you’ll find in the restaurants, venture here for something market style. Thai, burgers, Lebanese food and more. We enjoyed pita wraps and falafel. All served fresh and fast

Atmosphere and looks cannot compare to other street markets in London. However, when passing by, we found the food absolutely delicious and the people quite relaxing since it’s not touristy at all.

More food than a street can eat. Loads of small street food stalls within 200 metres of Berwick Street. A multitude of variety and taste. Well worth a visit when you are in the Soho area.

This was a pleasant surprise to randomly bump into this market area while walking around and following the source of where the crowds came from! Plenty of options for street foods. Also plenty of halal options! I enjoyed the Mongolian beef udon; it was not spicy at all despite the added chilli.

Bought falafel and chips from the Miro streetfood stall. Best falafel I've ever had. The chips were lovely too. Their queuing system needs to be clearer though. The Philly and Fajitas stall was a miss. My friend bought a Philly lamb sandwich but it wasn't good at all. The customer service was great though.

Visited curry house on 14 June 2023. Paid 8 pounds for a heap of rice, chicken, curry and vegetables. Taste good and it’s very worth it. Recommended!

Merkato Metropolitan is a fantastic food hall right by Elephant & Castle station — super convenient and hard to miss. It’s a spacious, vibrant spot with endless food and drink options from around the world. Whether you’re in the mood for street food, cocktails, or something sweet, there’s something for everyone. Great atmosphere and perfect for hanging out with friends or colleagues after work. Highly recommend for casual meetups, weekend bites, or even just exploring new cuisines!

It's a big food hall from food around the world mostly manned by immigrants like Indians. Staff are very nice. Lunch on Sunday was not particularly busy at all. BAO buns were good, spring rolls better, the samosa chat easy good and well priced, the tacos from the Mexican spot good, pizza good, but the french duck wrap was not very good and def needed more sauce. All of it is generally expensive for quality.

The food at Mercato Metropolitano is definitely tasty , as you’d expect from good street food. However, I found the prices quite high considering it’s a street food market. You end up paying almost the same as you would in a regular restaurant, but without the comfort ,it’s noisier, colder, and much more hectic. I tried the mixed grill for £18.50, which included 4 ribs, 5 chicken wings, and some chips. It was good, but honestly a bit expensive for what you get. My friend had a Philly cheesesteak sandwich, also £18, and while it was delicious, again it felt more like restaurant pricing. Overall, the food is delicious, but both the food and drinks are on the pricey side. It’s a fun experience and worth trying once, but to spend money and be prepared to leave smelling like food!

I've loved this place, starting from the so special corridor you go by from the entrance! I've eaten some delicious food inside, people are welcoming and the atmosfere is friendly and as they say, vibrant. Hopefully I can go back soon. My special thanks to the very attentive security guys at the door, who helped me feel guarded! I highly recommend this place.

London's best food stall venue. Dozens of food cultures and it's own brewery. Due to close soon to be redeveloped into flats, so visit while you still can. Great meeting place for groups of friends. Kid and dog friendly.

Went here with my bf. Really nice atmosphere, although warm inside the building. I had a noodle soup from the Uzbek stall and can only recommend

An absolutely bumping food hall! Super fun atmosphere, an incredible variety of restaurants, and plenty of places to sit, drink, and enjoy the vibes. The place itself is huge and has a multitude of rooms and outdoor space -- great energy! Will definitely be back in the evening!

Vinegar Yard: Lively Atmosphere, Mediocre Food Vinegar Yard near London Bridge offers a vibrant and bustling atmosphere that's perfect for a casual night out. The outdoor setting, with its string lights and eclectic decor, creates a unique and inviting ambiance. However, the food left a bit to be desired. While there are plenty of options to choose from, the quality of the dishes seemed inconsistent. Some were enjoyable, but others fell short. If you're looking for a lively spot with good drinks, Vinegar Yard might be worth a visit, but don't expect a culinary masterpiece.

Pretty good place to grab a drink and tasty street food. It can be heaving and they turn the music up way too loud but overall it's a nice place and close to the station so easy to go on from. Lovely on a weekday after work.

Such a good central spot!!! Great weather or not so great, you really can't go wrong with going to the vinegar yard!! Most accommodating staff, checking in on our reserved table and the bar staff is just lovely even at the besiest times when most usually wouldn't give people a time of the day in thos area. A mist go for any occasion or just for that quock drink! Love it xx

Great venue to socialise, eat and drink. A stone's throw from London Bridge station.

The vinegar yard is a beautifully designed open area with multiple food options available, there's an open area where you can order using a QR code. There's multiple restaurants and the app will seamlessly order from any of them at the same time. We ordered buns and a pizza and they were brilliant. We did not had a reservation, but that was not an issue, although booking a table might be a good idea. Overall a good place to eat and drink

What a great place! It’s situated next to London Bridge station, closest to the exit by platform 13. It has street food, a bar and sometimes craft stalls selling clothing and wind chimes and the like. Best is the roof terrace outdoor seating with a great view of the shard. Good place for a few cheeky after work drinks before getting the train home!

Loved the place! Great food too! I’ve never tried mac n cheese croquetas from Nanny Bill’s and I loved it 😍 One of the best I’ve ever tried. I would also recommend the Slow cooked #beef brisket with amazing mustard mayo.

One of the best places to go in London, and now they’ve pedestrianised the streets a bit it’s even better. A stroll along this lovely part of town lightens the soul and makes you feel proud to be living in this beautiful city. I always suggest Camden as a place to go and will always swear by it. The best diversity in pubs bar none. From the amazing Hawley Arms, to the Elephant Head, to the Dublin Castle, there’s something for everyone. If you’re bored of Camden, you’re bored of life!

This is a great place to come and browse around. There is an abundance of crafts, clothing, jewellery, bags, badges, glassware, footwear, vintage, paintings and trinkets etc to see all in one place, but above all amazing street food from all over the world! Walk around for hours and take it all in as well as the scenery or just sit by the water and watch the world go by! You won't regret visiting as there really is so much to see and if you're looking for something unique, this is the place to find it! I didn't take many photos this time, as I was too busy looking at everything around me! A extremely interesting place to visit!

This place is still going strong as it way in the 70s, or has a great ambience and there is lots to see, there are some great food stalls, especially the macaroni cheese one, where there is always a queue. There is also a great Caribbean cafe there too. If you're in London, this is a must in your places to go.

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I think this place is quite overrated, at least the things we saw there. Outside the stores ist mostly 'Made in china' and they charge you a fortune. Then you see some stores, i guess they get Kind of famous on tiktok or so, but nothing special or "made in china" too. (The restaurants we tried - were ok, but not the taste why you should go all the way to camden market) I liked the Designs off the little houses.

Beautiful, full of stunning views, we went on two canal trips and both we're just incredible and romantic

The lock side of Camden market is slightly calmer and relaxed, glass pods to sit in if the weather isn’t great but down by the lock is a great place to eat in the evening and watch the barges come and go.

It's probably more lively on the weekends ... but when I went most of the shops were closed and the ones who were open, their food was meh

This spot reminds me of Portland Oregon, where food truck meetups are super common. The people who run these little shops are really friendly and helpful, and there’s a lot of different seating formats. The Bar makes delicious (and strong) drinks and the guy is really cool. The Noodle place is tasty and so is the pizza shop.

On leaving Mare Street Market, I was directed to Netil Market around the corner. A street food market. A collection of semi-permament food stalls, including one serving specialty coffee. Hidden, off the beaten track. I did not eat, as I had already eaten.

Super cool, hip, outdoor street food market in Hackney with multiple food options such as falafel bap (huge queue!!!), fresh pasta, burgers & fries, pies, etc. There is ample seating available and it's free to visit. There is great alternative music played in the background for a great atmosphere.

Love this cute little market. Can offer a quieter retreat from Borough market. Great food, especially Jupiter Burger & the ice cream shop

Cute little spot with loads of yummy food !! Had a stop for a spot of drawing which was very welcome with the variety of seating and wonderful atmosphere.

Blinding little food market with good vibes , we tried Paulie's Pizza , so good we went back twice for more slices . The cheesecake ice cream was on point too . Decent roots reggae sounds coming from the Netil radio cabin too .

Just the place to go on a rainy day. There are a good range of food, drink and makers stalls in this covered market. The quality of the food and drink looks good but I was interested in finding a gift and found final bags, candles, ceramics and beauty products. The market is located next to St Martins College and Waitrose in vibrant Granary Square.

Small market outside Waitrose, great selection of different food and stalls, bakery goods, cakes, churros, juices, burger, tacos, stir fry, lots to choose from and also some benches and table. Great option if you don’t want to dine in the already amazing selection of restaurant around the area.

An unexpected delight just around the corner from St Pancras. A whole bunch of us came from Kent, Essex, and THE NORTH to try this place and we were not disappointed. We were there for a few hours on a Friday lunch time and it wasn't busy, I'd say it was just right. Enough people for a light buzz. The food options are amazing. Between us we tried tacos, chorizo burgers, rice bowls, salads, pasta, duck burgers, brownies and more. All got scored at least a 7 by the group, with 8s, 9s and 10s. Great place to visit for a quick bite or a longer meet up. Nice walk along the canal to Camden afterwards too if you fancy it.

The duck burger and chips are amazing, and both chefs are very friendly. Highly recommend!

Oct24- new to Kings Cross! Wow. Vibrant and not too busy around 4.30pm. Benches to sit, and lots of individual stalls of food, items to buy, funny, quirky and imaginative. Lots of dog walkers too. Recommend the licensed stalls/bar selling wine, beer, and bottles at front of market- had the best experience and a lovely chilled sparking red. The Aegeandeli was lush too- Turkish stuffed flatbread and salads to die for including a freshly made babaganoush.

Excellent facilities you have street food ,clothing , organic fruit & veg also have choice of hot & coldrink. I had kesar chai from Amala chai very Aramaic flavour taste iis very nice.

Great little market, lots of healthy food and drink options and other interesting things to buy.

Covent Garden is pure magic. Walking through the arcades and streets you’ll find live music, street performers, unique shops and amazing restaurants. On Sunday almost everything was open, which gave the whole place a vibrant and international vibe. The mix of culture, shopping, food and music makes it more than just a market – it’s an experience for all senses. You can easily spend hours here and still discover something new every corner. For me, it’s ten times better than what you’d find back in Germany – this is exactly how an international city should feel. London at its best!

If you cannot find what you are looking for at Covent Garden, you aren’t really looking! I love the variety individual proprietors as well as the shops. There is a wide selection of food available- tiny street vendors, full service dinners, wine bars and shops and fully stocked pubs. On top of it all there is music performed in the lower level courtyard which just makes the entire experience that much more grand! Take the opportunity to have a fabulous adventure to explore what Covent Garden has to offer!

Spent the evening walking through Covent Garden. The atmosphere was lively and full of energy, with the architecture looking incredible under the night lights. The Christmas decorations are starting to appear which adds another dimension. You can’t help but start to get excited for the festive season especially how well London gets decked out. It’s really a beautiful location here. There are a mix of high end and quality shops, market, restaurants, and live street entertainment.

So much to see and do here. Stunning architecture all around with gorgeous cobbled streets. Plenty of old phone boxes for tourists to take snaps in. Street performers and random pop ups often find themselves in and around the piazza. The Christmas decorations always add something magical to this area and adds to the vibe of the busy but vibrant area of town. Selection of foods, snacks, luxury items, entertainment… the list goes on. Always so clean and well kept as well, with lots of market stalls supporting small businesses as well. Can not recommend it highly enough.

Covent Garden is a former fruit and vegetable market turned shopping, eating, and entertainment district. There is something for everyone! Plan to spend some time just wandering! Highly recommended!

Stayed at the strand palace hotel for the 2nd time and it never disappoints! Attentive staff and amazing service as always, would highly recommend as Covent garden on the door step and short walks to Leicester square and to be able to walk along the river to see big Ben and other amazing landmarks xx

Covent Garden is one of my favourite spots in London. It’s always buzzing with energy! Street performers, boutique shops, and beautiful old architecture create the perfect mix of culture and fun. You can grab a coffee, sit by the piazza, and just people-watch for hours. The atmosphere feels magical, especially in the evenings when the lights come on.

Many food stalls with a wide variety of food. A number of craft stalls and coffee shops. All in a small area. A pleasant place to spend a Sunday morning

Love coming here on Sundays Friendly neighborhood market Good selection of hot meals, produce, coffee and trinkets

The Maeket was generally busy and shopkeepers were helpful.

So many things to try, stop and chat, places to sit and taste. Friendly stall holders, prices vary from £5 upwards. Enjoy a time out side with family/friends. There is food, books and handmade goods. Treat it like a little luxury time, bring your purse or wallet with you.

As ever this market continues to offer food and products that are too expensive for the majority of people who, like myself live locally .I can't tell you what the food is like or how good the products are as I can't afford to try them. Also was quite busy with very few people (including those serving on the stalls)wearing masks, didn't fill me with confidence as far as feeling safe

I really like Chatsworth Market, there are lots of different stalls that sell different types of food, there are also stalls that sell various items things that are hand made and people with small businesses at the market. There are a few places where you can sit and eat aswell. It is a very nice atmosphere and people are friendly.

First time I have been here and there were hardly any stalls. Not sure if it was because it was close to Christmas, so I will go back to see if there are any more stalls in January. But for the tiny amount of stalls that were there, the raw cheese guys were fantastic. Bought some amazing cheeses after trying a few first. Will be back for more.

A cool market, however should not be called a “flea” market. To me, the term “flea market” suggests an opportunity for bargain-hunting, and the prices here are pretty steep (chair for £600 anyone?). “Artisanal/makers’/antiques” market would be more fitting.

Overrated. Pretentious. Items are no different to what I can find at my mum's house or a thrift/charity shop and they're priced extortionately when you can find them for under a tenner anywhere else. Tiny, plain, low, wood table: 50 pounds. 2ft tall, lightweight corner shelf:45 pounds. 4 dining chairs: 500 pounds. Vase: 35 pounds. Only one stall with some decent jewellery 20-30 pounds Definitely not a flea market, but a poor attempt at a vintage fair (at least you find some great gems at vintage fairs.) This place made me want to bring things from my own home and charge 3 times the price I would sell them for on FB marketplace. Also, thanks to social media marketing this place is so busy... but the venue is so cramped that you cant even spend time looking at things. You have to walk in a single file squeeze through people to pick something up while holding up the line behind. People pushing. Cant believe we drove an hour and a half for this.

We regularly sell our wares at Hackney Flea Markets ( Copeland Park in Peckham, Big Penny Social in Walthamstow, Abney Hall in Stoke Newington and EartH Hackney) The organisation is great and they get all the best local and National traders at their fairs. They are always well attended and the atmosphere is always buzzing with added music and some venues have refreshments.

Very disappointing, not at all what has been advertised or hyped up to be. Extremely busy, but fewer stalls than expected, all selling the same kind of items (bric-a-brac, posters, paintings, crockery, small furniture items, jewellery). Eager to see what the Big flea market in Stratford is like instead.

A fabulous market to buy or trade at - we've been working with Mark for quite a few years now, and Abney Hall remains a popular and vibrant venue. Looking forward to being back in September!

Way too busy, should be ticket based as it’s impossible to move around. Prices are ridiculous, coffee tables for £400, lamps and other small items for £200. Flea markets are meant to be for people that need to get rid of old stuff and for those who can’t afford to buy brand new stuff so they come to these markets to purchase important items such as furniture or kitchen ware, but now that it has turned into a middle class - hipster activity, prices are sky high and it loses completely its purpose and meaning. EDIT to reply to your very helpful and understanding reply, yes, out of 15 reviews in the past 5 years, 8 of them were positive, I guess you failed to see that. When there is a business I enjoy, I leave reviews in other platforms too, google isn't the only one. Your market is also highly inaccessible for those who are disabled, maybe you would care for that a bit more. The gentrification of this area is strong and this market is a clear example of that, if you don't like what others think of the organization of this place, then don't deal with the reviews and get someone that can be more objective to do so for you. Good luck.

It’s very small to the amount of people that is there, however the sellers are super friendly and knowledgeable on their products. There is some cool stuff! This one is definitely smaller than the one in Peckham so I wouldn’t travel to this one unless you are local. Not a bad place, the only thing I would add it will be a bit more space to walk or like a proper one way system otherwise it feels like sardines in a tin

Some brewery markets what are run by that bloke what once had an incredibly immersive show made about him. The poor chap escaped the clutches of the produces of the show (to which he was not aware at first) then established these fine markets. What a turnaround in fortunes and what a bloke. Allah Akbar

A great market space for street food and some interesting products. There is seating outside, and a couple of bars. The space reminds me of how Spitalfields Market used to be before it was 'cleaned up' and had some soul. As a trader @c_n_d_s on the day we didn't do so well as I think our products were too niche and perhaps overpriced for the crowd that was there. However as a punter a great place to visit.

Great market with lots of different food options. This is a heaven for foodies. Highly recommend, even for late breakfast/brunch (less crowded)

If you are looking for something to do on a Sunday and enjoy great food from all over the world this is your place. Bustling place with musicians on the corner and overall good vibe. Great food choices from French cuisine to Indian curries, fresh made lemonade and smoothies. There is something for everyone. Great starting spot to explore funky Shoreditch as well.

A super lively and fun street with so much to see, the food is amazing and everyone was very friendly. It is crowded, but the energy is very good and positive, supporting local and seeing the people walking around. There are many shops to check and a lot of variety in the types of stores you see, but food is the main winner here and there is so much food that you'll need a nap after, this is a highly recommend spot, plus there didn't seem to be so many tourists compared to other areas, like real London!

The Brick Lane Sunday Market is a fantastic mix of food, handicraft and arty stalls. Although most of the stalls are all about and just about any style you can think of, it's available here and all at very reasonable prices. Seriously there's wasn't a style of food that I would want to eat that I could not find here, except maybe ice cream, but hey it's winter. The market has lots of tables and chairs, but good like trying to find a space. The place is packed!

Sunday is the busiest day as all the food stalls are open. It's one of the most vibrant and enthralling parts of the city, for real Londoners and our visitors. Traditionally you ventured to Brick Lane for South East Asian cuisine but with the markets, art houses, pop up shops and restaurants you have your pick. Spitalfields is also a 5 min walk.

An amazing place for having a meal. A beautiful church turn to a food market with different kind of foods/drinks. We had a tasty pizza and a delicious basque cheesecake. The vide of the place really good, we loved it. We visited on Saturday evening so, it was busy but still managed to to sit and enjoy our little time. 😇

This hidden gem is an absolute MUST visit. The old church is breathtaking. The market offers a wide range of food and drink options to meet anyone’s cravings. The food was outstanding- we can’t recommend the hand made pasta enough. Even though it’s was “busy” and seems very popular with the locals, we did not battle to get our food quickly, find a seat and enjoy. So much more than other markets in the area… definitely on our repeat visit list ❤️

Excellent place! Randomly stumbled across it and very glad I did. Across multiple floors in a church you will find a great food hall. Plenty of different cuisines to try, enjoyed having a few different starters and a main. I honestly could have eaten here all day. Nice to find there was a rooftop for the good weather. Plenty of different bars aswell for drinks. Highly recommend a visit for something different in Mayfair.

The atmosphere here is second to none. Food here is really good, but expensive. The pizza, steak, and lobster roll are all recommended. All made to order so do prepare to wait a tiny bit. Because it is very popular recommend going slightly before meal times so you can get a seat as it's all free seating. However, one of the main drawing points is the lively atmosphere and environment. Highly recommend if you want to have a little bit of everything.

Mercado Mayfair is one of those rare London experiences that feels both timeless and alive. Set inside the beautifully restored St. Mark’s Church, this 19th-century chapel has been transformed into a bustling food hall without losing any of its soul. Vaulted ceilings, stained glass, and centuries-old stone arches now overlook rows of food stalls, long communal tables, and a constant hum of laughter and conversation. By day, the sunlight filters through the church windows as people gather for artisan coffee, street food, and freshly baked pastries. By night—especially on Fridays, when we went—the space comes alive with live music, cocktails, and an energy that fills every corner. It’s crowded wall to wall, loud, joyful, utterly chaotic, and somehow reverent all at once. What makes Mercado Mayfair unique is the contrast it holds together: a place once meant for quiet reflection now pulsing with life, culture, and community. You can still feel the history in the stone under your feet, even as a band plays and the scent of global cuisines fills the air. We’ve visited food markets all over, but nothing else comes close to this—a cathedral of flavor, sound, and human connection right in the heart of London. Purely from a food standpoint—we loved the pizza place so much (both five cheese and truffle mushroom) that we had to return I’m the following Sunday for a second round. The Hefeweizen helped wash it down. Kids loved the gelato. I was happy they also made affogato. Be prepared to pounce and fight your way to freshly emptied seats and all will be well.

Great vibes and excellent staff! So many kinds of foods and drinks, we got excited to see those. People there seemed to be enjoying themselves, It was great fun to be there. We ordered drinks and pizza, and pizza tasted amazing! Crispy and fluffy, we felt the flavour of good flour. Of course ingredients were amazing too. The cocktail tasted wonderful! It was one of the happiest moments we had during our England trip!

Absolutely beautiful venue! Set inside a converted church, the atmosphere is truly unique. It does get very crowded, though, and finding a seat can be a challenge—especially during peak hours. I love coming here in the winter since it’s warm inside, though the basement is noticeably colder (but much quieter). They also have a rooftop area with limited seating, which is a nice bonus. Food prices are on the higher side, but the drinks are delicious and worth a try.

A lovely little street with boutiques, cafes, Bakeries. On Wednesdays and Saturdays it hosts a flea market. Thoroughly enjoyed browsing.

Still a delightful street. Great to return after some 25 years away and find it hadn't been taken over by bland chains. Plenty of independent cafés, restaurants and wine bars - as well as a quirky selection of boutiques and stalls. Can get incredibly busy - so worth visiting reasonably early in the morning when the stores are just opening and the crowds have yet to gather (or late in the evening for gelato and hot chocolate).

It’s the ideal spot to visit on a sunny day, with plenty of charming local shops and cozy coffee houses. Our go-to routine is to start with breakfast at The Breakfast Club, pick up a pastry from Buns From Home, and then check through some antique finds. That’s what we call the perfect weekend.

We were thrilled to win a tea tasting experience via the in-store raffle. We thoroughly enjoyed the session and were really impressed with our host Anna. She came across as knowledgeable and really enthusiastic about the brand and the samples. She was really engaging too. In fact, the session was a highlight of our mini break! We were so impressed and surprised that she has only been with the company for a few weeks. What a great appointment! It was a wonderful experience! This store is really charming and definitely worth a visit! Currently drinking Gingerbread Chai which has (temporarily) knocked off Mojitea off my top spot!

Last here 30 years ago, the market is much smaller than it used to be, now there are lots of boutique type shops and lots of high end coffee shops, guess that's gentrification for you!

All the stores are tiny, packed with stuff and impossible to get in. When you do get in one, the shop keepers are cold and rude. One clothing shop I was able to get into had an old man that just stared at me the whole time and didn’t utter a word nor cracked a smile. The man reeked of cigarettes making the whole shop smell. Terrible treatment by people in a service/people-oriented industry. Don’t have a public facing job if you don’t like all walks of life.

Cute little shops selling trinkets, cafes, restaurants, vintage stands and ice cream - worth a visit away from the mainstream

The best place to buy fish at a good price compared to supermarkets. Every time we go there, after buying everything we need, we go to the cafeteria and enjoy a good breakfast. Everything is delicious and the value for money is very good. Even if you don't want to buy fishing, it's worth going for delicious breakfast.

Great place to buy fresh fish, crab, squid, prawns and octopus. Best price in London. Regardless of its opening times this place gets extremely busy the earlier the better, parking can be found but not easy after 5 am almost all parking slots are taken. I didn’t see they do fish cleaning service which would be nice to have on site.

Exceptionally fresh fish! Lovely vibe of hustle and bustle, can get really good deals, they have fish and seafood I’ve never seen in any other markets around London which is amazing. Traders are very helpful and cheerful. I was devastated to hear it is closing down in 2028, as it holds a huge historic value to the UK. It’s a real shame and loss to the culture.

Billingsgate Fish Market is a fantastic place for fresh seafood, offering a wide variety of fish and shellfish at great prices. The quality is excellent, and you can find almost anything you’re looking for. However, for the best selection, you really need to arrive early—around 5 AM is ideal—since the freshest and most popular items go fast. The market is bustling in the early hours, and the staff are knowledgeable and helpful if you need advice. Parking can be a bit tricky if you arrive later in the morning, and it gets crowded by mid-morning. Overall, a great experience for seafood lovers, but be prepared for an early start!

From the sea to the plate via billingsgate !! That’s how fresh the fish is … ideal if you can pool in and buy with friends. The early morning trip is worth every penny ! And don’t forget to get some prawns when you are there ! PS : Keep an eye out for the offers and always haggle !

An historic piece of London, well worth a visit. Bulk buy fish at great prices and huge choice. Go very early, even on a Saturday as a number of traders are packing up by 7am. Take in the atmosphere, and visit the legendary cafe (inside, in the corner) for a fish/seafood breakfast or full English

This market is just amazing. Such a huge variety of quality seafood, the atmosphere itself and the hardworking fishermen/fishmongers - not to mention the great prices (as long as you have room in your freezer). Truly a gem in London but indeed requires an early wake-up. Nonetheless, a must-visit place for anyone interested in food.

It’s ok, good to get a quick meal. 4 stars maximum and I’m generous because it’s a bit pricey for a wrap or so take away. I ate nicely and tasty for my chicken wrap. Cons is very busy during lunch time need to queue long to get food. However I see the people doing their best to serve as quick they can.

Amazing food and great selection of dishes. So so good

Bustling market with lots of stalls. I went for the Turkish pizza wrap with chicken and lamb.

If you’re in the area around Old Street / Barbican during the weekday lunch hour, Whitecross is one of the best bets for getting a tasty, varied, and reasonably-priced meal. Great for a quick lunch, exploring global cuisines, and enjoying lively street-food culture.

Quick lunch marketplace, great quality food, friendly vendors.

The best food market in London! Have tried so many of the food stalls and they’re all so good. Great portion sizes and excellent value for money. One of my favorite stalls is the Turkish Wraps. Go-to order: spinach and feta wrap with sausage, halloumi, all salad, garlic mayo, and chilli sauce! It’s a very large and filling wrap and it’s so delicious!

An amazing selection of food from all over. Nice friendly staff at the stalls. Meals are from £4 - £6.50 so really cheap. There is always somewhere new to try. The smells are just wonderful. Lots of vegetarian and vegan options too - there's something for everyone one here. I can't wait to visit it again. It's making me hungry just thinking about it.

Nice place by the station, with a some good stalls. It's a little pricey, but you're paying for quality products although I'm still a Lidl bakery fan 😁

Every Sunday from 10am-4pm. Great food options, mostly baked goods (bread, sweets, sausage rolls), along with fresh vegetables, cheese, and fish. Some clothing and home decor booths as well. Great community feel.

This is a great little market, extremely friendly with a great buzz about it. It is predominantly food centred but there are several stalls selling craft items and objet d’art. Howver if you’re after quirky upcycled furniture, one-off lighting and vintage cookware then Retro Bongo, which specialises in good condition, pre-loved Le Creuset etc at bargain prices is the one to visit.

Didn't even realise there was anything there: if you know, you know. There was live music, not sure if that a weekly thing on a Sunday. Either way, the music was great with good beer. They also have pizza along the market which looked delicious. Very happy vibe type, seemed cool.

I stopped by a small Sunday market in south London, and it was such a great experience. The atmosphere was friendly and full of life, with locals chatting and music playing in the background. There was a lovely mix of food stalls, handmade crafts, and fresh produce. Everything I tried tasted fresh and made with care, especially the pastries and coffee. It’s the kind of community market that makes you feel at home and want to come back every weekend.

In a sunny 😎 Sunday with time in your hand and need to get some essentials and little indulgence, I will recommend to give this market a go. We went pass in the bus 🚎 saw it and jump out. Just as well we find some bargain in the antique stalls, friendly people, plenty of space to walk and a change for your normal high street shops. They have stall with; bread, cheese, coffee, tea, flowers and plants and much more. Most of the local shops bars, pubs and restaurants are open or you can opt for a food stall.

Always a great market with a good vibe. Not big but it does have a good range of offerings from fresh fish, vegetables and fruit to a few crafty, vintage and clothing stalls. Some better than average food stalls too.

With small quaint shops/ kiosks selling artifacts, home decor items, casual clothing, etc., it was fun to go around this beautiful indoor shopping area within Covent Garden. Successfully bargained a few items we liked. Loved the atmospheres for leisurely and carefree shopping

17 oct 2025. Visit to Convent Garden. Take Northern line from Hampstead station to Leicester Square Station. Via Charing Cross. Walk leisurely in Convent direction. There is music performance singing & violinists group . when I arrived Convent Garden. A lot of tourists come here shopping. Visit to London Transport Museum & Jubilee. A lot of stall selling a lot of different souvenirs from flaps, t-shirts,dresses, bags, small ceramics , leather products, etc.

Came across this market on our last day. What a wonderful place. They had some goods we hadn't seen elsewhere so it allowed us to complete our gifting purchases. Highly recommend having a look. Plus there are plenty of pubs or places to eat nearby.

A great market where you can find bargains. There is a cafe that serves English breakfast all day long.

We took the time to see the items being sold by stall sellers, and I must say the quality was very good and some items were unique. The vintage items were also kept in pristine conditions. Lots to see, and I can imagine this market getting really crowded during peak season.

Jubilee Market is a fantastic spot for unique finds and souvenirs in London! The market has a great variety of stalls, from handmade crafts to vintage items and collectibles. The atmosphere is friendly and bustling, and it’s perfect for exploring, browsing, and picking up something special. Definitely worth a visit

There's something very charming if you take the time to explore the shops here. Especially if you're into crafts I found this very charming cat librarian figurine that just appealed to me. Now it sits on my shelf and some reason I contribute it back to my slow pace day here and it makes me happy. Maybe it will make you happy too.

I skipped the Cronut (too much, too sweet) and bought carrot cardamom marmalade instead. A gift. Maybe just a gesture—something bright in a jar to counter all the gray I’ve been carrying. I was still sad. Still thinking of them. The way absence clings even in sunlight. But the dogs helped. All these perfect little beasts trotting around like joy is simple. Tail, nose, sunlight, repeat. I let myself smile. That’s what markets are for sometimes. Not healing, exactly. But reminding you that life keeps wagging. Even when it hurts.

Has great selection of fresh and most importantly tasty vegetables! Lots of farm meat, eggs and cheese. Nice residential vibe

The market is not big but it's got everything you need! I had a lovely vegan wrap which was amazing. Also the coffee and the chocolate brownie we had were perfect! Highly recommend if you're in the area on a Saturday.

This is just a note about one of the stalls. The guys selling the chocolate was so friendly and enthusiastic about the chocolate, they looked amazing and had great flavours that I was enticed to buy. However as someone with nut allergies I was hesitant but noticed there were plenty nut free chocolate. Alas, the vendor, who was probably over enthused in describing the chocolate, they had starting touching different chocolates, some with nuts which could be cross contamination. That was the only reason I didn't end up buying. Please if you could be more careful, as I would have loved to support local businesses.

Best Farm market in town. Fully of great options, I always go for the veggies and there are 3 more stands of it, great bakeries and street food as well if you like spend the lunch over there. Also coffee shop available, pizza, crepes, Asian food, lovely wraps, meat cheese fish, everything you need is there. Amazing market.

Really nice market. I visited on a Saturday. The food options are very good, the buttermilk fried chicken was crisp and had very nice coleslaw and hot sauce. The other good options looked good even though I didn’t try them. There was especially good cheese options, but don’t come if you are after brownies or cakes (unless you are vegan or dairy free), other markets have much better choice

An adorable little market. Try the pickles stall! Great food options, some are veg/vegan but not many. Still worth a visit on a Saturday, and the neighbourhood is beautiful.