London is a wonderful city full of amazing things to see, experience and consume. Let’s look at some of the very best food places in London.
London is a wonderful city full of amazing things to see, experience and consume. Let’s look at some of the very best food places in London.
1. Camden Market
The number of restaurants in Bayswater London is plentiful, yet its street food offers a completely unique experience. Camden Market is one place that you need to visit for many reasons such as amazing vintage clothing, random finds, and the absolutely delicious food. Most people easily spend hours upon hours browsing through the wares at this massive market. You’ll see many interesting things on display to purchase. And if shopping is not your thing, simply grab a seat to try any of its delicious offerings from its many street food stalls. Accommodation in the area is plentiful with many options to choose from, such as the Berjaya Eden Park London Hotel for example.
2. Leather Lane Market
Leather Lane Market is quite popular for its food. You’ll find many vendors selling meals that are ready to be consumed right there. The vendors offer a glorious assortment of dishes from a variety of cuisines. No matter your personal preference, you will always find something you love available to dine on at the Leather Lane Market.
3. Greenwich Market
While the Greenwich Market isn’t as big as compared to the Borough Market, the size is not a reflection of its variety of food, the market is just merely packed. The Greenwich Market is a great place for an afternoon stroll while you visit nearby attractions such as the Greenwich Park, The Royal Observatory, The National Maritime Museum or even the Cutty Sark. The food at this market makes for the perfect way to complete your tour of the area.
4. Partridges Food Market
If you’re on the lookout for something a little more fancier, Partridges Food Market has you covered. It’s not the general the “Street Food” experience that you find here, but the experience and the food are well worth the visit. The Queen herself has visited the market in the past.
5. Dalston Food Market
The Dalston Food Market has been gaining immense traction as of late, rightfully so as it caters to an impressive range of audiences. Kids, adults and seniors alike will all find something here to satiate their cravings. This market is also known for its live entertainment, making it an absolutely divine location for a picnic. If experiencing a lull day or need something fresh to revive your senses, this example of laidback London life might just be what you need.
6. Berwick Street Market
Established all the way back in the 1830’s, the Berwick Street Market is one of the more centrally located markets in London. You’ll find a whole lot of things on offer here in addition to its mouthwatering food. If you’re around the area, this is a must stop to experience this well established, historic market.
7. Whitecross Street
Whitecross Street is located in one of the trendy parts of London and as such, expectations from visitors at this market are high. This market never fails to amaze and meet these expectations with some delicious street food to all its visitors. A particularly popular spot in this market is Luardo’s, famous for its delicious Mexican food.