My favourite market in London. Not too crowded. Good quality local products. I usually visit the market for the coffee and shop fish, meat and bread.
I am working my way around to trying all the sellers:
1. Nicks chocolate great quality chocolates, you are paying for top quality so evens out
2. The coffee van friendly bunch
3. The fish mongers best oysters in London and I lived in Blackpool where they did good oysters by the prom
4. Perry Court Farm lush apples and apple juices
5. The mushroom lady not bad but I wish she would sell her display boxes it got a little odd you reach for a display box and then she pulls out her made no effort box
6. working my way to the flower lady and olive man next week and the cheese lady!
7. The Wild Country Organics thank you for the potatoes and sage!
8. Thank you to the pasta man the poached pasta was brilliant and your right a little chopped sage and chef's kiss!
9. The young bread man and the funny lady good quality bread knot was so soft!
10. Next the wine and beer table
Great market with a wide selection of stalls and some really great local produce. There are some hot food stalls as well so you can get some food to eat there. Also a bar there too to grab some drinks. You'll want to get there early however to get the best of the produce on offer as it can sell out fast.
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.
Amazing place. Love the coffee and the crepes from Brittany especially.
Cozy Street market, which offers products from various farms: cheese, cider, wine, meat, eggs etc. Everyone is polite and friendly. Everyone offers to you to taste and make a picture. In addition to this, you get tons of delicious food
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.
I adore this smaller and more family friendly food and farmers market in Brockley. It doesn't have the range or size as Exmouth, Southbank and Borough Market, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in quality and vendors. The produce here is superb quality and the cooked food and coffee vendors are perfect (Sub Cult, Crosstown Doughnuts, Square Mile coffee to name a few). A definite must go if you fancy a quiter and less hectic food market in the London area.
Definitely my favorite farmer's market in London. Usually not crowded and always full with nice people and tasty fresh produce. If you are lukcy enough and there is good and proper tea as well, don't forget to try their tea and crumpets. I would highly recommend all of their food options as well.
Great selection of everything. Would like more hot food options... well, any hot food options, but there is a lovely vibe ☺️
Great market. Friendly, local and awesome selection of street food. Not too busy too so you can take it chill. Would recommend blu top ice cream and mother flipper burgers. Would definitely go again!
Been going to Brockley Market for years. Always great to get fresh fish and meat but also to eat some next level street food. I had a an incredible pulled duck and pork Vietnamese style burger. Also a fine outdoor place to sort the hangover out too.
I went there today, for the first time. They have very nice food and fresh produce. All of which are not too expensive. I loved that they had gluten free cakes, at a very reasonable price.
I am definitely going back, as I have more food to try.
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I've been here a few times, today we had the dumplings vegan with noodles,, it was £10.😵💫 .me and my friend said wed share as we didn't have loads of Dosh, who does nowadays,,,, although when it was served there wasn't enough for 1 person let alone two...it was a snack size portion of food...but.... the dumplings were superb ..Noodles very nice,, we went to compliment the lady who served us, she said her dad makes them, these were one of the best I've ever tasted..normally with any vegan option at these places, these pop ups tend to struggle with making the basic of a vegan dish ..so top score for the food...the only gripe I have with this market, is the extortionate prices there all charging.all around the market...coffees nearly £4 each..a loaf of nice bread £5-£6 tge chocolate stall is madness,, and there all going stale by the looks of it, no covers over anything around the market, that also puts me off buying, there,,noticed .hardly anyone purchasing produce from stalls as it's so expensive ..it's such a shame...if they lowered there prices a bit they would sell more,, I understand every things gone up.but these prices are taking the P...
Lovely market, but didn't have as many stalls as they used to; it could because it was the summer holidays. Lots of fresh produce.
The food market has some tasty offerings. There's at least three cheese stalls, peddling some seriously dank dairy. For me, it's all about the food trucks. Last time I went I had a duck and pork burger with vietnamese style dressings. Oh, and also fries with parmesan. It was breakfast time. I was hungover. It was lush. Powered me up for another day of drinking. You can't get a better recommendation than that. My only criticism is that everything is a little on the expensive side, in my opinion.
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