Brixton Village is a food market in Brixton Tooting, London.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Franco Manca, Honest Burgers Brixton and many other London originals were born here. Open evenings until 22:00 most nights.
Guided tour · 3 hours
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Camden Lock Market beside the Regent's Canal in Camden London, trading since 1973, runs over 250 stalls daily and pioneered the global-street-food market.
TipCamden Lock and the Stables Market are the prime food sections. Hawley Wharf next door is a newer 2020-era food hall with 30 traders.
Borough Market on Southwark Street in London, trading since the 1750s, runs over 100 produce, fish, cheese, charcuterie and prepared-food stalls.
TipSaturday is the most crowded; Friday is the best produce trading day. Bread Ahead, Padella and Monmouth all sit at or near the market.
Maltby Street market on Ropewalk in Bermondsey London, traders since 2010 in railway arches between Tower Bridge and London Bridge, runs Saturday-Sunday only.
TipSaturday morning is the canonical trip. St John Bakery, Hawkes Cider and 40 Maltby Street all sit on the same arch.
Broadway Market between London Fields and Regent's Canal in Hackney London, trading since 1890 and revived in 2004 by the residents, runs Saturday-only.
TipE5 Bakehouse, Climpson and Sons, and Pump Street Bakery all sit on or near the strip. Arrive by 10:30 for the best of the bakery queues.
Old Spitalfields Market in east London, trading from a 1880s Grade-II-listed market hall on Horner Square, runs daily food halls, antiques, fashion.
TipThursday antiques day and Friday fashion are the orthodox slots. The southern annex food court is the canonical lunch counter.
