and products from furniture to cloths. Let’s explore the market which fit to your life style!
African-Caribbean market at Brixton
If you get bored with English food, you may want to find some other food, for example, Caribbean.
Brixton market has one of the largest selections of African and Caribbean foods in Europe.
As you step inside the market, you can see tones of food everywhere along Electric Lane, which is an outdoor food market. You can find typical food from the Caribbean, Africa and Asia.
Another section worth visiting is the indoor market covered by glass roofs called Arcade. There you can enjoy African-Caribbean culture, for example, get your hair done in African style.
Also there are many carnival shops, record shops for Jamaican reggae, religious icons, and cheap colourful Afro-Caribbean cloths and jewellery.
Opening time: On Electric Avenue, Brixton Station Road, and Atlantic Road. Mon-Sat 8am-6pm, Wed food market until 3pm only. Nearest tube Station: Brixton.
Tradition and fine food at Borough Market
Located on the south bank is Borough Market, London’s oldest food market.
It has retail and wholesale fresh of food, especially traditional English food. Here, you can get fine vegetables, fruits, cheese and bakery.
You can discover endless fine delicious food stores here.
With its reserved classical area from the olden days, you can see a mix of contemporary culture on modern life with classical building, which is very fascinating.
Opening time: Fridays from noon to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nearest Tube station: London Bridge
Little India in Southall market
Love curry? Want to buy sari? Want to see Bollywood movie? Southall market is just a right place for you.
The market is located in a scruffy yard behind the high street, on Uxbridge Road every Saturday. There are plenty of traditional food and spice from India
There are lots of stalls selling sari, colourful fabric, cosmetic and jewellery. They are all affordable!!
Things are sold differently from on each day. General market for Indian stuff will be on Tuesday from 9am – 5pm. On Wednesday, horses and goats will be sold on street.
