This market is about 10 minutes walk from Tower Bridge (on the South side of the river), it is busier on weekends with food places. It is basically one street and you can walk around to get to the other side. I used to visit from time to time, however a few of the antique places have moved on or closed down. They were interesting places to explore. This is a disappointment, as now it is more about food. It is less interesting for me. One weekends it is busier, but on weekdays it can be quieter. This is hidden part of London, slightly off the beaten track.

It's an interesting market a little off the beaten trac, offering something different to the vastness that is Borough Market. We found a couple of nice pubs nearby, some interesting shops, and we had some amazing lunch from one of the stalls for under £10. So, we love it there. You do have to walk through a bit of a dodgy looking area to get there though. Don't be wearing a Rolex or waving around an iPhone 15 !

Our first visit on a cold December morning. Although small, the sheer variety of outdoor food stalls/indoor restaurants makes this a great alternative market to the more crowded and perhaps overwhelming Borough Market. Good setup with outdoor tables and counters to sit at. We chose The Greek Pot which had delicious food at reasonable prices and generous portions—outstanding moussaka!

A very cool vibrant international street food market with some nice design shops, organic supermarket and a florist tucked away for good measure. A go to location when we're hungover and need food, a great option to drag friends to if nobody can decide on what to eat. Just don't expect to find seating if it's peak time