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The Best Food And Farmer’s Markets In South London

Historical Greenwich Market in South East London
Historical Greenwich Market in South East London | © Monica Wells / Alamy Stock Photo

Eating fresh produce and gourmet street food in London is relatively easy, and even more so if you venture south of the river where the Kent countryside border provides an excellent boost of rustic energy. Exuding community spirit and sporting a range of foodstuffs wider than your imagination, we have picked the best food and farmer’s markets in South London; all containing delicious delights.

Brockley

Mexican street food stall in Brockley Market

Set in a college car park, the Brockley Market is not only award winning, but it has been highly commended by some big food critics, including the BBC, The Evening Standard, and the Huff Post. Produce is locally sourced and includes everything from vegetables, fish, poultry, ice cream, flowers, award-winning coffee, and artisan bread. The weekly market has a relaxed atmosphere, giving visitors a pleasurable experience browsing an array of stalls. Street food outlets are also at hand serving up quality breakfasts and brunches.

Lewisham College Car Park, Lewisham Way, London, UK

Horniman Museum and Gardens

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Farmers Market in the grounds at The Horniman Museum and Gardens
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Horniman Museum and Garden’s is a gloriously idyllic setting for a farmer’s market. Available products are all sourced close-by from south east London and Kent, and include fresh fish, meat, artisan pies and scotch eggs from The Pie Cart, fresh juices, sushi, craft beer and lots more. A selection of hot food is also on sale for visitors to fill-up their tummies in the serene gardens. The market is open every Saturday, from 9am till 1:30pm.

Greenwich Market

Market

Food Stall in Greenwich Market
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Established in 1737, the popular Greenwich Market combines a food marketplace with eclectic craft and design stalls, meaning there is something for everyone. The food court boasts various international cuisines for visitors to chow down on, along with sweet treats for the sweet toothed. Vegan, vegetarian and organic outlets are amongst other homemade food. Antiques, fashions, art, music, fabrics, crafts and jewellery are just some of the endless stands at the ready. London’s much loved market is open six days a week, Tuesdays to Sundays, with more foodie stalls at the weekend.

Camberwell

Market

Situated in the heart of town on Camberwell Green, Camberwell Farmers’ Market possesses a real, original urban feel. Seasonal fruit and vegetables, varieties of meat, chicken and homemade pies are all on hand, along with Thrognall Farm who provide the freshest produce direct from Kent. Flour Power presents wonderfully fresh artisan bread which is an absolute delight. Beautiful flowers, chutney and jams are also available, with visitors having the chance to taste the delicacies. Overall this is a fresh food market brought right to the heart of the community every Saturday between 10am and 2pm.

About the author

Journalism and Media BA graduate, and now studying a gold standard NCTJ award, Angie loves exploring and all things cultural, theatre, show-business, arty and palatable. Oscar Wilde is her literary hero, feel free to follow her on Twitter.

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