I went to this market with my girlfriend during a holiday in London. The covered structure is located near London Bridge train station and is home to a number of food stalls. The exhibitors are divided by activity. You can find sellers of fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, bread, honey, prepared foods and much more. The queues for street food, especially chocolate covered strawberries, are very long but flowing. There are also common areas where you can comfortably consume what you have purchased but this is not easy during peak hours. find a free place.

Lots of stalls selling fresh produce, so much to choose from. Very busy at the weekends but a real buzz about it! Always a place that we like to visit when we are in London. Our favourite ms are the scotch eggs and the large pretzels!

My wife and I visited Borough Market on a Saturday at lunch time (11:45-12:15). One of the best experience in London. So nice to see so many different kitchens and cultures in one food market. The market is very popular and crowded. You need to have patience (for waiting) when visiting this market. I have seen 25 meter queues at some stands. Borough Market is a must visit if you are in London and love like world kitchens and cultures.

Visited this food market while in London last week. So many excellent food stalls here, and such variety. You'll be spoiled for choice. We also got had excellent coffee here. There are also shops to buy herbs and spices and we purchased some from @spice mountain. Well worth a visit if you're in London.

Simply a collision of everything that is good in life. It definitely is worth the visit. The crowds, the lines, the sights & sounds, the tastes & smells. Magnificent experience. Do not be in a rush. Take your time to take it all in. We found a fantastic spot at a wine bar. Sat ourselves down and watched life go by. The vibrance of it all paired well with our tapas and vino. This is a place where people gather and strike conversations. The sound off the overground above us brought me back to Chicago and NYC. Gotta visit London markets! We will certainly be back.

I hadn't read any reviews so turned up expecting a huge east London style market. It was much more artisan than I expected and has a fantastic vibrancy with lots to buy on offer. Not cheap but you can get so much from simply wandering around. We went to get late breakfast which was far more relaxed than going at lunchtime when it does feel very manic! Highly recommend, even my teen son loved it!

Still going strong and highly recommended if visiting London. Hadn’t been in several years (pre-pandemic) but was happy to find out that all of my favorite food potions were stilll available. Everyone should try the grilled chorizo roll from Brindisa!

Visited yesterday 22.02.24 busy little market with various food options available, looked really good and prise was reasonable for what appears good quality. I stupidly went to the Fish! Kitchen under the arches.. big mistake! Fair bit of seating available and toilets available only downside was the bloke with a guitar, trying to sing who ruined an OASIS classic (bring ear defenders)

This is an amazing food market that seems to be very busy almost all the time. A great place if you’re hungry. You’ll be spoiled for choice. Whilst you’re there, see if you can find Bridget Jones’ front door!

Spent a hour wandering around and enjoying the delicious food stands. We tried the famous chocolate strawberries and they lived up to the hype! Shared mussels and chips and they were out of this world. Paella was good and husband enjoyed a corned beef sandwich. Longest wait was the line for Humble Crumble but worth it with delicious shortbread topping and real fresh whipped cream. Extremely crowded on a Wednesday afternoon the week before Easter - would love to visit again when the crowds aren't so crazy.