March 2024 by Corinne Dyer
Nice vibrant area to browse around. Plenty of quirky stalls and a variety of different food choices. Seating around the different food areas too.
March 2024 by Thomas Schulze
Great market
March 2024 by R Tso
Fun and trendy area. A must visit.
March 2024 by Alfie Jones
Good vibe
March 2024 by leciel Bluee
Nice shopping location for the unmatched items, small businesses and of course close to the cheeky Salad Project
March 2024 by Itscliffy YT
Very crowded but it?s got so many trinkets and sooooo many good options a lot of halal and vegetarian and vegan options around too if your friends have dietary restrictions, absolutely loved the Jollof from ?2 Nigerian boys? even ordered a second time just take some home
March 2024 by Sarah Headland
Great place to go and have vendor food and enjoy the unique market offerings
March 2024 by Sotirios Belias
A beautiful little walk in a beautiful area
March 2024 by Julian Hartmann
In my opinion one of, if not THE, most beautiful market in London. Simply a beautiful atmosphere. Lots of culinary selection, great clothes and other ideas. I like to go here any time.
March 2024 by Roger Cappy
Busy indoor market, with bars and restaurants.
March 2024 by David Ponsford
Absolutely brilliant atmosphere and wonderful street food.
March 2024 by Edy Bedoya
Good food
March 2024 by Edyta Martin
One of my favourite places in London. So relaxing even its very busy. Lots of choices for eveyone
March 2024 by Dandylicious
The still-hip covered market is just a stone's throw from Liverpool Street station. 'Spittle Fields' was created as a market through the permission of the Stuart kings Charles I (1638) and Charles II (1682) to sell meat, vegetables and fruit in this then rural area just outside the city. Over time, the area attracted a large number of immigrants: Huguenot silk weavers, Irish cotton weavers, Jews fleeing pogroms & immigrants from Bangladesh, who completely changed the face of the district that would soon become part of London. The actual market building dates from the time of Queen Victoria and was opened in 1893 after eight years of construction. Today you can no longer find any of the former market people there, but rather a variety of craft stalls, design labs (first hand/vintage), coffee & street food shops and the usual retailers. The hall is open all week long, but it is extremely colorful and full to capacity, especially on weekends.
March 2024 by Max Klußmann
Colourful and fun market. Lots of stuff and great food too!
