London's night market scene can definitely be difficult to navigate through as a tourist. We've gone ahead and listed out our top three spots that are 100% worth a visit for some delicious food, as well as a memorable night out!
Pop Brixton is a community project, event venue and the home of a community of independent retailers, restaurants, street food startups and social enterprises. Located in South London this project started out as a temporary creative place for local and independent businesses to showcase their products and services.
Not only is this market super hip and filled with awesome creative thinkers and merchants, it has its own outstanding food and nightlife scene! Its fairy lights, shipping containers, and potted plants make it an ideal summer evening destination.
This weekly street food market, held in a car park off Shoreditch High Street, features a changing range of 15 food trucks alongside bars serving craft beers, cocktails, ciders, and wines. It's basically a food-focused party. With free entry and vintage furniture galore, you can't go wrong spending a night here!
Railway history has had a delicious makeover at Market Hall Fulham. Located inside Fulham Broadway station, the former Edwardian ticket hall, from the 1800s, stood empty for over six years but is now the opulent home to a number of street food vendors, fully stocked bars, and over 200 communal dining seats. Enjoy the vast amount of cultural dishes in this beautifully restored space, open 7 days a week! Don't forget this spot when visiting London.
