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  • Alexandra Palace Farmers' MarketA long-running Sunday farmers' market held in the grounds of Alexandra Palace, selling local produce, bread, cheese and crafts.
  • Berwick Street MarketSoho's old fruit-and-veg street market, now also a spot for quick street food, running along Berwick Street.
  • Borough MarketOne of London's oldest food markets, packed with stalls under the railway arches near London Bridge.
  • Brixton VillageA covered Victorian and 1930s market arcade in Brixton, once known as Granville Arcade, now packed with independent restaurants, food stalls and shops reflecting the area's Caribbean heritage.
  • Broadway MarketA Saturday street market in Hackney running between London Fields and the canal, known for its independent food stalls.
  • Camden MarketA cluster of canalside markets around Camden Lock and the Stables on Chalk Farm Road, with more than a thousand stalls, shops, bars and food vendors.
  • Camden Passage Antiques MarketA pedestrian lane off Upper Street in Islington lined with antiques shops and market stalls selling vintage jewellery, clothing and collectables.
  • Chapel MarketIslington's everyday street market near Angel, selling fruit, veg, fish, bargain household goods and clothes, with a Sunday farmers' market at one end.
  • Chatsworth Road MarketA food-led Sunday street market in Clapton, now with the road closed to traffic, selling street food, second-hand books, handmade jewellery and independent-trader goods.
  • Columbia Road Flower MarketA Sunday-only street market of flower stalls and Victorian shopfronts in the East End, loud with traders' banter from early morning.
  • Deptford MarketDeptford's long-running street market along Deptford High Street and Douglas Way, trading Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, split between fresh food and fashion on the High Street and bric-a-brac and second-hand goods on Douglas Way.
  • Deptford Market YardA row of 14 restored Grade II-listed railway arches next to Deptford station, converted in 2017 into independent food, drink and retail units.
  • Ealing Farmers' MarketA Saturday-morning farmers' market on Leeland Road in West Ealing, with local producers and bakers selling produce, dairy, fish, game, eggs, honey, plants and hot food.
  • Exmouth MarketA semi-pedestrianised Clerkenwell street of independent restaurants, cafes, bars and shops, with a weekday street market of hot food stalls and a basilica-style Italian church.
  • Greenwich MarketA covered market in Greenwich town centre with stalls for antiques, crafts, and street food, trading under a Victorian roof since the early 1700s.
  • Growing Communities Farmers' MarketA Saturday farmers' market in front of St Paul's Church in Stoke Newington, billed as the UK's only all-organic farmers' market, selling produce exclusively from organic and biodynamic growers near London.
  • Leadenhall MarketA covered Victorian market of cobbled lanes and ornate ironwork tucked behind the City skyscrapers.
  • Leather Lane MarketA weekday street market on Leather Lane in Holborn with about 120 stalls, best known now for lunchtime street food such as falafel and burritos, alongside fruit and veg, household goods and fashion.
  • Maltby Street MarketA compact weekend food market under railway arches near Bermondsey, quieter and more local than nearby Borough Market.
  • Northcote Road MarketA Battersea street market on a busy shopping road, with groceries, charcuterie and artisan stalls, weekend street food such as pizza and porchetta, and an indoor antiques market alongside.
  • Notting Hill Farmers' MarketA small Saturday morning farmers' market tucked into a car park behind Waterstones on Kensington Church Street, selling fruit, vegetables and produce direct from local farms.
  • Old Spitalfields MarketA covered market in Spitalfields with independent stalls, shops and restaurants, on a site where a market has traded for over 350 years.
  • Portobello Road MarketA long street market in Notting Hill running through antiques, fruit and vegetable stalls, vintage clothing, and street food along its mile-long stretch.
  • Ridley Road MarketDalston's long-running multicultural street market with 150-plus stalls of Afro-Caribbean, Asian and European produce, cheap clothes and household goods, and a lively reggae soundtrack.
  • Roman Road MarketA market of over 150 years in Bow, with stalls selling clothes, homeware, flowers, fruit and veg and hot food, alongside long-established family-run shops on Roman Road.
  • Spa TerminusA cluster of railway-arch wholesale food producers in Bermondsey, including Monmouth Coffee and Neal's Yard Dairy, that opens its doors to the public on Saturday mornings only.
  • Surrey Street MarketCroydon's medieval street market, trading six days a week along Surrey Street with stalls that mainly sell fruit and vegetables.
  • Tooting MarketA covered 1930s market off Tooting High Street lined with tailors, fabric stalls and small kitchens serving Caribbean, Mauritian, Portuguese and more, alongside newer coffee and gin makers.
  • Walthamstow MarketA street market stretching about a kilometre along Walthamstow High Street, with food, clothes and household goods stalls plus cafes serving pie and mash, jellied eels and Caribbean curried goat.

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