Hoxton Market
Brixton Market
There are many London food markets selling specialist and organic foodstuffs. So whether you're searching for unusual ingredients, or just fancy treating yourself to some home-made delicacies, take a look at London's richly varied food markets below.
Brixton is known for all the delicious smells that come from the cafés, restaurants and stalls.And now, Brixton Station Road Market has the Food Corner where you can get a good feed during the week. It’s good for everyone’s appetites and good for the traders’ experience.
We choose our Food Corner traders for their flair for food and their unique flavours – we want to give people new cuisines to try.The Food Corner’s a minute from the tube station – just follow the flavours. And it runs at lunchtimes, Wednesday to Friday, on the corner of Brixton Station Road and Pope’s Road.
Covering only a small part of one of London’s quirkiest streets, Hoxton Street Market is supposedly open Monday to Saturday 7.30am-6pm. In reality nothing takes place apart from on Saturdays, and the stalls remain empty and parked on the streets throughout the week.
This is a surprisingly practical market, selling fresh food, clothing and household goods: it’s where original Hackney locals gather for weekend shopping and bargain-hunting. The atmosphere is relaxed, and refreshment comes in the form of breakfasts served until 5pm.
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The Old Truman Brewery’s celebrated Old Boiler House, dated back to 1830’s with its spectacular soaring ceilings and distinctive landmark The Truman Chimney, is the home to Brick Lane's food hall. |
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Over thirty stalls of international culinary delights, the variety is abundance!!! The choice of flavors and cuisines truly represent multi-cultural London. |
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The Boiler House Food Hall traders offer cuisine from around the globe, ranging from Japanese and Italian to Mediterranean and Asian fusion. |
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Let us surprised and expand your gastronome skills with an all-rounder affordable ‘local to exotic’ gourmet experience. Sample cookery from Poland, Malaysia, Morocco, Korea, Ethiopia and many another countries. |
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To assure the quality of your visit, our lounge bar offers seating and wooden |
Acklam Village Market is a venue of collaboration of London's best in street food, drink, entertainment and art. Our street food market vendors are sourced at the highest level, and only serve organic ingredients and authentic, traditional recipes from all over the world.
Our Fuller's bar, aims to bring you all the traditional drinks, but also unique mico-beers and ales not readily available at all pubs and bars in London. We are supporters of local communities and projects in London - bringing to the market each weekend: street entertainment, a variety of live-music from jazz to blues, to rock and roll, as well as art displays from paintings to sculptures. Our aim is to bring back a sense of the local community.
Boiler House Market
