5 of Our Favourite Street Food Markets in London

We’re so excited that outdoor gatherings have been given the green light, and we can start getting together with friends again. To celebrate, we’re rounding up 5 of our favourite street food markets in London. From sampling freshly baked goods to discovering excellent wholesale craft soft drinks suppliers, there’s much to be enjoyed at food markets. So, if you’re looking for the ultimate food experience in London, read on.

Shoreditch Urban Food Fest

Every Friday and Saturday, Urban Food Fest takes over an east London car park in Shoreditch. Every weekend, the car park is transformed into a buzzing street food market offering good vibes, food and plenty to drink. As you explore the market, you’ll find cuisines from all over the world, from Asian to Jamaican; you’ll be spoilt for choice. To wet the whistle, you’ll have a pick of sort-after craft ales, beers, cocktails, wines and of course, delicious Gunna drinks.

Borough Market

Located in the heart of London, it’s no wonder Borough Market is one of the city’s most famous. Open seven days a week; Borough Market is a real celebration of good food and drink. For the dedicated foodie keen to discover new dishes, traders and brands, Borough market is worth a visit. Currently, there are over 100 stalls and restaurants offering Al Fresco dining, including our favourite delicious Applebee’s Fish seafood restaurants, where you can find Gunna Drinks as well. So head on down and try it for yourself.

Mercato Metropolitano

You’ll find the Mercato Metropolitano market in Newington Causeway, Elephant & Castle. As one of London’s largest outdoor spaces, there’s plenty of seating so you can enjoy a bite to eat, a drink and a damn good time in comfort. Mercato is home to over 40 vendors, a charming micro-brewery and several community projects. You can find incredible cuisine from Japanese to Colombian with the drinks to complement. Plus, you’ll also find Gunna Drinks on your travels. What’s not to like?

Duke of York Square Food market

Duke of York Square is just a 5-minute walk from Sloane Square Underground, so if you’re in the area, it’s well worth a visit. From 10 am to 4 pm every Saturday, the open-air market lines the streets with a whole host of fine food and drink to be discovered. From artisanal and locally produced meat to lovingly baked cupcakes, any foodie is sure to be impressed. But, don’t just take our word for it; try it for yourself.

Brockley Market

Brockley Market is a weekly pop-up that takes over Lewisham College Carpark every Saturday from 10 am-2 pm. As home to locally produced food, seasonally sourced fruit and vegetables, sweet treats and a whole lot more, there’s much to be appreciated. If you’re in the area and fancy picking up some delicious fresh produce, we highly recommend a visit to Brockley Market.

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