Deptford Market Yard
A row of 14 restored Grade II-listed railway arches next to Deptford station, converted in 2017 into independent food, drink and retail units.
- Market
- Price: ££ · Mid-range
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Did you know
The arches sit on London's earliest railway viaduct and were originally used to stable horses and carriages before being opened up as air-raid shelters in the Second World War; the redevelopment won Best Heritage Led Project at the 2017 London Planning Awards.
Local tip
It's right next to Deptford rail station, so it's easy to combine with the street market or a stop at Little Nan's Bar. Go for lunch or early evening when most of the arch kitchens are open.
Finding it
- Address
- Deptford, London Borough of Lewisham, Greater London, England, SE8 4BX
- Nearest station
- Deptford (National Rail), 96 m away
Details change, so check with the place before you set off.
More places nearby
- Buster MantisA Jamaican bar and restaurant spread across two railway arches off Deptford High Street, serving jerk, curry and rum cocktails by day before turning into a late-license nightclub with DJs on weekends.
- Viet RestA long-running, unpretentious Vietnamese restaurant on Deptford High Street known for fresh pho, bun cha and spring rolls at low prices.
- St Paul's Church, DeptfordA Grade I-listed English Baroque parish church on Deptford High Street, designed by Thomas Archer and consecrated in 1730 under Queen Anne's Act for building fifty new London churches, of which only twelve were ever completed.
- Little Nan's BarA maximalist, kitsch cocktail bar inside a Deptford Market Yard railway arch, decorated with Union Jacks, leopard print and knick-knacks in tribute to the owner's grandmother, serving cocktails by the teapot.