Tell me a must-see in a city
The bazaar must be one of them
London also has many interesting markets
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Top 10 markets to visit in London
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The Italians started it in 2016, so there’s a lot of Italian food. The market, with 33 street food stalls and bars, is open until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays.
The evening atmosphere is great, with indoor and outdoor seating, and if you’re lucky you’ll meet live bands. It’s a fair for locals who live nearby
There is a wide variety of food here, including pizza, barbecue, Spanish, Italian, etc., feel the nightlife of London locals, come here!
Business hours: Monday to Wednesday 12:00-23:00, Thursday 12:00-00:00, Friday 11:30-01:00, Saturday 11:30-01:00, Sunday 11:00-22:00
42 Newington Causeway, SE1 6DR
Borough Market is the most complete and famous food market in London, selling a variety of international and British local food, and is one of the must-visit food markets in London.
Located near London Bridge, if you happen to wander here on weekends, you must come here to have a big meal, especially you must not miss the delicious food on sale here.
After a long day at the market, you can also go to the bar opposite the entrance. This bar is not just any bar, but the place where Harry Potter’s The Leaky Cauldron was filmed.
Business hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00-17:00, Sunday 10:00-15:00
Address: 8 Southwark St, SE1 1TL
The Camden Town Vintage Fair is arguably the largest, most varied and most unmissable open-air fair in London. You can spend more than one day visiting it.
Here in addition to the food street, food shops, but also for alternative clothing, avant-garde culture and youth “rebellious”, “punk” trend famous.
Camden Town is mainly composed of Stables Market and Camden Lock Market. Here, you can find all kinds of vintage souvenirs. Every weekend, there will be a sea of people.
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00-20:00
Address: 54-56 Camden Lock Pl, NW1 8AF
The Old Spitalfields Market in East London is home to more than 40 food stalls, 50 independent shops and shops open seven days a week, as well as monthly events.
It’s also very friendly for Asian stomachs! crumble, rice balls, crumble and crumble, a traditional British dessert, crumble of freshly roasted pork and crumble, a famous beef burger frequted by Princes William and Kate Middleton.
Business hours: Monday to Wednesday 10:00-20:00, Thursday 08:00-18:00, Friday 10:00-20:00, Saturday 10:00-18:00, Sunday 10:00-17:00
Address: 16 Horner Square, E1 6EW
Maltby Street Market, just a few minutes walk from London Bridge.
The entrance is marked with the words “Ropewalk” (a reference to the cable bridge next to the market in the 18th century, which was later created by the Greenwich regional railway), and the narrow side street is crowded with weekend forager and serves a variety of snacks.
Besides snacks, you can’t miss LASSCO, an old wooden furniture store that has been open for decades. There is also a small restaurant and bar, which is good for you to sit in and have a glass of beer.
Business hours: Saturday 10:00-17:00, Sunday 11:00-16:00
Address: Arch 46, Ropewalk, Maltby St, SE1 3PA
Billingsgate market is the largest fish market in the UK. It’s over a hundred years old. It’s in a prime location, Canary Wharf in London.
Much of the seafood at the fair is shipped directly from the British coast and overseas. Grade A fish will be available for immediate use.
As this is a wholesale market, the price is much cheaper than that in the supermarket. The price is about half of that in the market. 1kg of extra large tiger prawns is only ï¿¡20.
Hours: Tuesday-Sat 4:00am-8:30am, closed Sunday-Monday
Address: Trafalgar Way, Poplar, London E14 5ST
The market, which translates to “Street food Alliance,” proudly describes itself as a gathering place for street food, so it’s a good place for those who don’t know where to eat lunch.
Its opening hours are concentrated at noon, not far from SOHO, London. It focuses on all kinds of cheap and delicious snacks, and the portion is very large. The snack types are more European and American style, mainly sandwich salad pasta and so on.
There are also many options for those who prefer vegetarian food. There is also free vegetarian food for small animals every Saturday. You can bring your pets around to eat
Business hours: Tuesday to Friday 11:00 to 15:00, Saturday 11:00 to 16:00
Address: Rupert Street, Soho, London W1D 7PF
This is a north London food court with nearly 30 different stalls to choose from, all featuring Asian flavours, including Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Filipino and Chinese cuisine
From street food to spicy curries and exotic desserts, must-haves include Korean fried chicken, Peking duck and fresh sashimi, which should not be missed by any Asian stomach.
If you are particularly fond of Chinese food, you can find rice noodles with fish soup in Bashu style, dumplings in Northeast style and Sunrise tea with milk tea. Come here to miss the taste of home.
Business hours: Monday to Thursday 12:00 to 22:00, Friday and Saturday 11:30 to 22:30, Sunday 11:30 to 21:30
Address: 399 Edgware Road, Colindale London NW9 0FH
Broadway Vegan Market is London’s first street food market dedicated entirely to vegan food.
In London, vegetarianism has beaten Michelin French food and English afternoon tea as the most popular meal date.
For veggie fans, a veggie burger with Clever Sausage and a few slices of Waffled dairy-free wafers for dessert at The Green Grill is a blessing.
Business hours: Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Address: Westgate Street, London E8 3RL
