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Best Farmers' markets in United Kingdom
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Borough Market
Surbiton Farmers’ Market
Borough Market
Herne Hill Market
Brixton Farmers Market
Imperial College Farmers' Market
Notting Hill Farmers' Market
High Street Kensington Farmers Market
South Kensington Farmers' Market
Wimbledon Village Farmers Market
Wallington Farmers Market
Primrose Hill Food Market
Reviews
Fresh made crumpets are available here!
So so so delicious. Wish we had more time on our trip to go back and try every single stall but definitely worth a visit if you love food! My must get are the oysters, some of the freshest, juiciest, tastiest oysters I’ve ever had in my life!
Borough Market is a great spot just to indulge and all sorts of food.
Sadly, I did not get any photos of the giant market itself, but here are some photos that I did get.
If you are hungry, I need a quick bite to eat. This wild mushroom risotto definitely hit the spot for me. It was around 10lbs and some change. I really like the portion size so if you are trying to share it with your significant other I would. There was a line around the corner, and yet they were serving super fast.
When you are walking around the market, you will come across all sorts of stand, we love the risotto so much that we decided to buy our own wild mushroom basket and made breakfast the next day over eggs.
At the market, you will find all sorts of cheeses and cured meats. We also bought delicious canned fish that were all very good price.
If you are looking for some thing, sweet, they have truffles, sweet stands, I saw everyone walking around with chocolate covered strawberries, as well as the Hot apple crumble!
I highly recommend and go there hungry.
Sadly, I did not get any photos of the giant market itself, but here are some photos that I did get.
If you are hungry, I need a quick bite to eat. This wild mushroom risotto definitely hit the spot for me. It was around 10lbs and some change. I really like the portion size so if you are trying to share it with your significant other I would. There was a line around the corner, and yet they were serving super fast.
When you are walking around the market, you will come across all sorts of stand, we love the risotto so much that we decided to buy our own wild mushroom basket and made breakfast the next day over eggs.
At the market, you will find all sorts of cheeses and cured meats. We also bought delicious canned fish that were all very good price.
If you are looking for some thing, sweet, they have truffles, sweet stands, I saw everyone walking around with chocolate covered strawberries, as well as the Hot apple crumble!
I highly recommend and go there hungry.
What an amazing place.
Quite a contrast to the hectic and capitalist city with lots of handicrafts, artisan bakeries, cheese, vegetables etc. and specialties such as gluten free pastries and cake.
Love it and will come back for sure!
Quite a contrast to the hectic and capitalist city with lots of handicrafts, artisan bakeries, cheese, vegetables etc. and specialties such as gluten free pastries and cake.
Love it and will come back for sure!
If all you come with is an appetite, you’ll be able to sate it in a thousand ways. But if you care about what you eat and where it comes from, our traders can feed your curiosity too. Here, in this historic setting, you’ll find an incredible range of food from all over Britain and the rest of the world – and every item has a story to tell.
Love this market. Absolutely amazing with sorts of food and drinks of UK. Tried multiple stall and crowd started as early as 10am. Market is easy access and clean environment.
If you love crowds and madness go for weekends. Else stick to the weekdays. This place is heaven for food lovers. Varieties of stalls for each delicacy. Abundance of food specially the non-veg sections. Roam around and try them as much as your tummy can take.
Weekly treat! Small but great selection of stalls. Perfect way to kill a couple hours in a Sunday late morning/early afternoon.
Loved the diverse selection of food. Come early and ready to eat something amazing and affordable.
Nice variety of stalls and food.
Would be great to have more food stalls as I think their were 4 in total
Would be great to have more food stalls as I think their were 4 in total
Very cool place, but it is smaller and a lot less options overall than the Camden market. Their fruits, vegetables, and bakery stands are second to none in London! There really was no comparison, the prices were great on their perishables. They had some other good food concoctions and their spice shop was absolutely incredible.
Nice market, most of the stalls are vegetables and fruit, they have a couple of meat stalls as well and a couple of bakery stalls. There is a stall with diary products (milk, soured cream) but no stalls with cheese when I visited. There only was a single stall with food to eat right away (grilled sausages and sausage rolls). There was a stall with nice smoked trout as well
Hereford beef was my favourite. You can buy fresh roast beef with salad, ready burger with cheese. Huge like a mountain. Beautiful vegetables, organic. Kombucha, kimchi. Dried tomato, olives. Fantastic cheeses. Real apple juice from farm. Nice experience to come here and spend a Sunday morning. A little bit expensive for me.
It's a really small farmers market. You can probably make your way around in less than 15 mins.
We got some coffee from a one man shop near entrance -- very good, no frills.
We also picked up some sourdough bread and cheese from a couple other vendors. All delicious.
We got some coffee from a one man shop near entrance -- very good, no frills.
We also picked up some sourdough bread and cheese from a couple other vendors. All delicious.
Lots of good ready-to-eat food on offer, plus a few actual farmer stalls. Location lovely between W Village itself and the Common.
What an awesome experience, was my first time visiting and certainly won’t be the last. The amount of food available, the cheeses, sea food and meats was so amazing to see. All locally sourced and made by small companies. was a lovely experience even on a rainy day. You must try the Humble Crumble and paella! Delicious
Always good. The new emphasis on non-produce stalls is a disappointment. It us very pricy.
Borough Market is fantastic. I've been there twice. The food is incredible and from all parts of the world made fresh. The mushroom risotto is fabulous, the tea is good, the homemade pasta, some bbq pulled pork, and this warm apple crumble ice cream. They have fresh produce, fresh fish, and fresh meat. It's a fabulous place.
Such a fun and vibrant market. It's yummy sampling food and buying some truffle and hot sauces! It can get really busy lunchtime, but I was lucky to visit when there weren't any queues. Friendly vendors!
Found this place by accident while looking for a parking space. Nice-sized market based within a school car park. Very lovely produce, probably a bit expensive for your average family of four but the quality is good and I would definitely go to this market for a treat. Well frequented by locals and it is good to have the option of such good quality produce.
It's a good place to have something for your tummy. Variety of options available from different zones of the world. Have tried Indian and Thai food, both were good.
Only drawback is it's over crowded mostly on the weekends and close at 5 PM and there is very less room to sit and eat.
Only drawback is it's over crowded mostly on the weekends and close at 5 PM and there is very less room to sit and eat.
An absolute must to visit here when you’re in London. So many vendors and restaurants. Great place to try new foods and sweets. I tried the Turkish coffee it was delicious ! Service here is phenomenal. Memorable experience. All are welcome !
Located in a easily accessible place and in a cool area. There's a variety of foods from all around the world to choose from and the aesthetic puts the cherry on top. It very clean and I'd definitely go back again ❤️❤️
Beautiful market which really is bustling. Lots of choices from a variety of stalls. Heavy foot traffic means it’s at times hard to have gate through. But that is purely a sign of how good this place is!
There is 1 farmer selling good fruits and vegetables, the vast majority of the other 15+ stalls are cooked street food. The name 'farmer's market' is misleading.
Fantastic selection of food. Be warned, the place gets super busy. For me, however, it was well worth it. We spent a couple of hours here touring the options and finally settling on three very different meals between us.
Great market with lots of food options to buy fresh products to take home. Sadly the variety of hot food was not there and as a tourist it is complicated to buy many of the fresh produce or products and take them home to enjoy. Still I would definitely recommend it to tourists even if it's a little detour to have a snack and a drink during a day of busy sightseeing.
Fairly small farmer's market that's easily accessible, just a stone's throw from south Kensington station. Definitely a decent market to check out if you are in the area. Think there were two or three vegetable stalls, two fruits stalls, two bakeries, one butcher, and one fish stall.
Great place to buy some fresh produce. Our regular stop on Saturday morning.
Buzzing area of food stalls of various nationalities. The Colombian stall was all gluten free so no worry of cross contamination. The food was excellent.
Good place to buy your kitchen goods. Fruits Vegitables
Best pasta stall My Angry Pasta
Home made fresh pasta
Home made fresh pasta
Pretty nice farmers market.
They do have fresh fish, eggs, cheese and also a couple produce stands. Which is really nice to have, as I found most British farmers market tend to mostly have already cooked /ready to eat food options
Will definitely recommend to grab a few items and go enjoy them at the park nearby
They do have fresh fish, eggs, cheese and also a couple produce stands. Which is really nice to have, as I found most British farmers market tend to mostly have already cooked /ready to eat food options
Will definitely recommend to grab a few items and go enjoy them at the park nearby
Lovely small farmers market
This space outside Herne Hill station has been transformed since traffic was excluded (ok I know it was a while ago but hey). Worth a visit on a Saturday morning. Lots of stalls with food, clothes, artist works etc
Always lovely to get out to the Surbiton market, got some really nice granola and nut butters, amazing cheddar cheese
and the fruit and veg is always great!
and the fruit and veg is always great!
Amazing farmers market that I found is so small but they sell almost everything an amazing prices we are in London but this farmers market did impress me with good value for money in one of most expensive places to live on the earth I can recommend.
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Lovely local Farmers market offering a variety of produce from meats and cheeses to veggies and cakes. Lots to look at and feast on. Highly rated the breakfast wrap from Cento Uno stand with extra chilli oil!!
We’ve recently decided to check-out a different farmers’ market every weekend.
This is our fourth market and I have to say that it’s a solid 4 stars.
Great selection of meats and veggies although lacking on some of the more interesting items like cakes, cookies and other homemade goodies.
Still, it’s definitely worth visiting for your market essentials.
This is our fourth market and I have to say that it’s a solid 4 stars.
Great selection of meats and veggies although lacking on some of the more interesting items like cakes, cookies and other homemade goodies.
Still, it’s definitely worth visiting for your market essentials.
Fabulous little market! Local artists and handmade clothing, delicious food, and local produce. Plenty for vegan and gluten-free types too!
Pretty good choice of fresh produce but not cheap.
Great little market with fresh veggies, meats, fish, cakes and more.
Small but worth it!
Small but worth it!
Such fresh vegetable breads and jams. Their mushrooms were awesome. Felt the prices were a bit high though: £2 for a small bunch of corriander. But that’s ok as we are supporting small businesses.
Fantastic place to buy fresh produce. Tastes amazing compared to the store bought, packaged ones. Found a great deal on eggs and made the most delicious omelette in my life. My cousin recommended this place and now my family are regulars.
A nice selection of stalls selling fruit and veg, baked goods, meat, fish, jars and hot food.
Open every Saturday from 9:30-14:30.
Lots of different types of veggies, fruit, flowers, breads, pastries & other sweet treats, cheese, meat, etc can be bought here.
There are a few food stalls as well.
It's a dog friendly market.
Primrose Hill Park is right next to it which makes it the perfect place to enjoy the food on a nice day 🌞
Lots of different types of veggies, fruit, flowers, breads, pastries & other sweet treats, cheese, meat, etc can be bought here.
There are a few food stalls as well.
It's a dog friendly market.
Primrose Hill Park is right next to it which makes it the perfect place to enjoy the food on a nice day 🌞
Tidy market but everything essential could be found here, including handmade sauce, pasta, hot food and vegetable stalls.
Cheap and good quality food in South Kensington. Few minutes walk from the station a great stop before wondering around .
Great choices, very cute, and some fantastic stalls however food stalls becoming increasingly pricy, content rather small.. Takeaway food is nearly as expensive as going to a restaurant, and not really going to fill you up.
It's definitely a treat, and it's important to support small businesses that put quality, love and customer experience in what they do, markets are the place to find all of it :)
Side note: had one bad experience with a business that didn't seem to think customer service was important. Now strategically avoiding that stall.
It's definitely a treat, and it's important to support small businesses that put quality, love and customer experience in what they do, markets are the place to find all of it :)
Side note: had one bad experience with a business that didn't seem to think customer service was important. Now strategically avoiding that stall.
The cutest little market with fresh quality products! The produce looks extremely fresh, the different bread stalls looked amazing, and the cheese looked super enticing.
My hubby and I picked up some roasted peanut peanut butter, roasted cobnuts, pastries (mini moon cakes, Mille Crepe cake, chocolate opera cake) and some sushi!
My hubby and I picked up some roasted peanut peanut butter, roasted cobnuts, pastries (mini moon cakes, Mille Crepe cake, chocolate opera cake) and some sushi!
Bad weather today so not so many stalls. However it was worth going picked up some lovely fresh produce. Always taste so nice. Great place to visit
we are fairly new to visiting but find we now like to go every month.
we are fairly new to visiting but find we now like to go every month.
Not enough fruit and veg stalls. Very odd for a farmers’ market. Also I didn’t get the point of the stalls of the existing establishments of that street, we can visit them anytime anyway. Wish there were different sellers instead.
Has great mix of stalls from lovely local lavender products - I highly recommend them .. to mix of fruit veg cheese wine + many more stalls
Beautiful little market in the middle of South Kensington.
This market is so good. Really fresh fruit/veg that actually taste good, unlike the overpriced tasteless moldy stuff you get at Whole Foods. The mushroom guy sells good shrooms, that last so long compared to the ones you would get at a shop. Ppl at the stalls are polite and nice. It's not expensive either. I don't know why anyone would buy anything at a supermarket when you have this amazing market around.
We always have amazing experiences in this market (of any farmers market around London to be honest 😉) many stalls with fresh produces, olives, ready to eat food, sourdough bread, snacks, cakes and more! Lovely people everywhere, each stall have something different to offer and the place is quite big, so worth a visit after or before a nice stroll in primrose hill park 😌 highly recommended!
Stopped by on a Saturday morning to have a browse, ended up picking up some cheese and pastries which were delicious. A great little farmers market to pick up your local groceries and to pick up a coffee while you’re at it. Great place to support local!
Nice variety of products but the one stall we went to did not have anyone responsible for it so we couldn’t really buy anything.
Cute little market with some interesting food options including some vegan friendly items. There's a fish stall, a couple of vegetable stalls and some crafts. Some stalls start closing up by 3pm.
It's good to visit the farmers market tucked away behind the busy street. I bought tasty breads. Next time should be for veggies or fruits.
Went for the first time yesterday and now wish I'd heard of this earlier. There's a good variety of stalls with all kinds of produce and hand made products. I really enjoyed the feel of the market and everything I bought. Will absolutely make this a monthly thing now.
A perfect place to buy weekly fresh groceries! You'll find milk, cheese, other milk products, fresh veggies, even vegetables and herb plants and to cover for the breakfast bakery products!! Awesome place!!
Wonderful place. We discovered a marvellous shop of The Baking Party for astonishingly delicious and homemade patisserie. Those passion fruit meringue pies are now my favourite 😻
A monthly treat. The stalls don't vary much but there's usually a good selection of produce available. It's popular so visit earlier rather than later.
Wallington Farmers Market is amazing. It's not very big compared to others I've been to, but it still has a wide range of goods available. My favourite stalls are Sussex Pies, Giggly Pig and the cake stall, but you can get wine, cheese, vegetables, cookies, lavender products, honey plus other goodies. Second Saturday every month from 9 - 1 behind the old town hall.
Only on Sunday and it's one of my favourite Sunday Market in South London away from touristic spots full of us locals enjoying our beautiful London ...many findings lots of bakery, cheese, artisanal clothes and items, planet of Caffe and pub ....welcome to Herne Hill Magic!
The Sunday Brixton Farmers Market (9-2) is small and uncrowded compared to Herne Hill but has all the key ingredients for my main weekly shop, which I fit into my two large bike paniers & small back pack. The Perry Court Farm stall has an excellent variety of fruit and veg, they don't use pesticides although not registered organic, and their comice pears are particularly good this year - ready after 2 or so days at room temperature. Boarstall Meats also has a large choice and various multipack deals. Their pies, e.g. Steak & Ale, are as good as any pub lunch pies. The Old Post Office Bakery I hesitate to mention as I'll be seriously annoyed if anyone reading this beats me to it for one of their apricot Danish pastries! Everything is organic and my staple is their large 3-seed loaf. An extra one sliced and put into the freezer serves well as an emergency reserve supply! Nearby Max Café is a great place to meet friends for a coffee and a Portuguese cake afterwards. Also very close by is Brixton Recreation Centre. This market is a no frills, down to earth place, not lah-di-dah, which just suits me fine!
Almost as busy as before the pandemic. Great for greengrocery, game, sausages, pies, cakes, speciality cheese and coffee, English wine, fish and more. No bargain basement prices except for the partridges and pheasants and the occasional muntjac shoulder.
Good quality organic food.
Great market, i bought some colibri coffee, amazing
Wallington Farmers Market is a lovely place to visit. A wide range of stalls Excellent produce , good prices, very fresh . Well worth a visit Once a month, 2nd week of each month
We arrived at 1400, only one stall selling little veg. Go early so you don't miss out.
The organic vegetable stall was run by a man who was disinterested in his customer.
I wanted carrots but he was pointedly intent on unpacking. That's fine but he made zero effort to smile, say..just a minure. He went on and on adding to an already big pile. After several minutes I left his scowling countenance. Come on , we want to buy, make it pleasant.
I wanted carrots but he was pointedly intent on unpacking. That's fine but he made zero effort to smile, say..just a minure. He went on and on adding to an already big pile. After several minutes I left his scowling countenance. Come on , we want to buy, make it pleasant.
Do yourself a favour and grab some proper farm food from the Turkish Stall "Istanbul Kitchen" to brighten your Sunday. Top quality natural and fresh ingredients are blended together in the purity of home-cooking and at the quality levels of a Michelin 5star. That is absolutely delicious. Job very well done by the beautiful Turkish family.
Very nice vibe when sunny and on a sunday. If you want good sweet treats, go to Delfina Sweets -they sell the best alfajores with dulce de leche👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Great farmer's market! Lots of stalls selling vegetables, cheeses, bread + bakery goods, fresh pasta, meat, fish, eggs, etc. Occasional vendor sells beer, and several stalls sell prepared food. Great place to get your weekly shopping done!
There is a nice Turkish Shop, they make great Turkish flatbreads. Lovely sellers and delicious foods.
The farmers' market on Bute Street is relatively small but has a very good selection of organic and seasonal produce (3-4 stalls selling vegetables and fruits). The fish stall is second to none and usually sold out by 11:00. People start forming the queue before opening times. Fosse poultry has quality free range chicken.
Love this market!
Lovely to also give back to local commerce/trades people.
Always a Great selection of fish!!
Meats are superb!
Cheeses and butters are good but pricey.
Vegetables and fresh herbs are very good quality.
I go most Saturdays if I can.
Dogs are welcome on leads. People are friendly.
Miss the old chap that cooked the burgers and awesome sausage rolls! New young guy burns them including the onions and has a bit of a soar attitude.
Lovely to also give back to local commerce/trades people.
Always a Great selection of fish!!
Meats are superb!
Cheeses and butters are good but pricey.
Vegetables and fresh herbs are very good quality.
I go most Saturdays if I can.
Dogs are welcome on leads. People are friendly.
Miss the old chap that cooked the burgers and awesome sausage rolls! New young guy burns them including the onions and has a bit of a soar attitude.
For covid they closed the road and had sanitiser stations at both ends. Shame people do not understand 2mtrs. A great selection of food stalls some a bit pricy with Waitrose down the road. We bought ginger, olives, bread and sausage roles for lunch. Worth a visit once a month. Park further away and walk but check restrictions.
17 June 2023. No more "ginger man", mainly speciality food stalls. I visit for the spicy chutney stall.
17 June 2023. No more "ginger man", mainly speciality food stalls. I visit for the spicy chutney stall.
Good sized market with more stalls being added each week. Nice array of baked goods and fresh produce. Check out the gourmet scotch eggs. There's an excellent fishmonger. The Turkish stall selling warm pastries and flatbreads is worth queuing up for. Card payment accepted.
Lovely market with quality organic veggies, and fresh juice, bread and even fresh pasta. It is good place to shop regularly.
Note that this isn't really a farmers' market, it's more of a bunch of hot food stalls. Great range of cuisines to choose from. Long queues can be found at most of them, so make sure to leave plenty of time. Most accept card but some are cash only.
A lovely Sunday market that offers a variety of food and drink, as well as fresh produce and clothing stalls.
Notable highlights include the banh mi from Vietvan (wonderful staff and food - image 1) and the organic beef burgers from Jacob’s Ladder (image 2).
It is popular amongst locals and has a nice vibe. There are some seats to stop and eat your food - plus there is also the park to take a stroll and eat.
Notable highlights include the banh mi from Vietvan (wonderful staff and food - image 1) and the organic beef burgers from Jacob’s Ladder (image 2).
It is popular amongst locals and has a nice vibe. There are some seats to stop and eat your food - plus there is also the park to take a stroll and eat.
An amazing local farmers market. Would definitely recommend 😎
Love this market ; it's very ; very small but everyone is so friendly and passionate about what they sell , the produce is always top notch quality
The German pretzel stall has the most tempting treats !
The German pretzel stall has the most tempting treats !
One of my favorite markets! Unfortunately is not too big but you can find good quality organic meat, fruit, vegetables, cheese.,
Great place to buy healthy organic stuff, but expensive. I recommend. Shame it's only one day a week.
Lovely little market for all your local organic veggie needs, friendly sellers, and great location!
Food that smells great but not as much produce as expected from farms. Expect about £5 for a meal here.
Very little farmers market with tasty food and family atmosphere. yesterday we went there twice - for breakfast and for lunch)
Tiny market on Sundays, selling fresh bread organic and none organic vegetables, cheese, chocolate and a few other little things. Everyone is friendly and the quality of sold food is high.
One of the best farmers' markets in London with good food from the country and various fine artisan enterprises. Shrinking a bit on some winter Sundays though.
Don't expect to spend less than £5 for lunch at most of the stalls. Limited actual market produce, mostly just great tasting food to go.
Good market with plenty of tasty food. Queus are long for the most popular stalls. A couple take cards but mostly just cash.
Nice Farmers' Market happening every Tuesday at Imperial College (but open to everyone). This is mainly for lunch and you really need to bring cash.