Borough Market Apartments

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Busy, packed, loads of little stalls where you can nibble from. The roast pork roll from the roast to go stall is good! Fresh produce can be a bit expensive here though!

Market biological open to the public Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Delicatessen products of the countryside, meat pies, or traditional pastry. Everything you can find here. Not to be missed.

I love markets like this so I'm biased. So much deliciousness in one place. I wish it was less crowded but oh well. I could spend hours in there. Lots of cheeses, bread, cured meats and produce for grocery shopping, along with lots of stands of cooked food.

One of finest places in London, for locals and tourists alike! So many different delicacies to try out, fresh food and organic vegetables, smell of colorful ingredients — all add up to the fantastic atmosphere in the market here. If you're looking for a quick bite, a relaxing cup of tea or even a big hearty meal, Borough Market is definitely a charming place to go with friends, loved ones or simply on your own :)

Fantastic market close to the new skyscraper The Shard, with countless stalls where you can buy artisan products and/or gourmet and, in many cases, where you can buy them to eat there. The list of options is endless, but among my favorites are the sandwich Spanish chorizo from Brindisa, a sandwich of duck confit (near Brindisa), especially if you add blue cheese. There are also burgers, venison, sites with fantastic cheeses, charcuterie Italian bakeries and artisans with croissants excellent (butter, of course). To go a thousand times, and you will do well, although it tends to be very, very crowded at almost any hour.

The colors and smells of the food simply fantastic. It is a visit that should not be ignored and without a doubt try some of the delicious dishes to eat the step. I tried a triple Thali (3 curries +rice) and it was great to just 6.5£

Excellent historical food market featuring, to some degree, produce from all over the world. The quality of the produce and food here is great, but many items are cheaper elsewhere or online. The market attracts many tourists and generally gets very busy at lunchtime. I particularly love the fresh Game Meats and the large Seafood selections on offer. There are plenty of Bakeries, Cafés, Global Street Food Stalls, well regarded Restaurants and Bars here too; making it a great place for lunch or for an after work get together. The adjacent streets have some great boutique shops and independent food retailers, and the South Bank and the Hayes Galleria are only a short walk away. However, please be warned that certain exotic foods, such as Zebra meat, Crocodile meat, Kangaroo meat or hanging dead Game birds, may offend some people.

Traditional market where you can buy quality food and where to eat street food. Its location under the train tracks gives it a charming characteristic. Although it does not take intention of buying or eating, worth a stroll among its stalls.

One of the markets of power largest and oldest in London. It is located under the arches of the railway. The nearest underground station is London Bridge It is a gourmet haven. You find the best products from the Uk and other parts of the continent. Stalls of cheeses, sausages, truffles, oysters, fish &chips, bakeries, wine bars, fruit shops… It's hard to pick just one. On the outside there are stalls of international food. A true spectacle for the senses. A must-visit. Important: closed on Sundays.