Kerb Counter

A lot of options and unique food stalls that I've never seen before, cuisines from all over the world and fantastic value of both price and portion in all of the food stalls I've tried. Can get a bit crowded, so just keep in mind waiting times for ordering and pickup, but if you have time, its worth trying more than one restaurant in this food market. Seating options can be limited in busier times, but still available. Food is served nicely, so even if you find a nice spot to stand in you can still eat relaxed. I've been here multiple times, even showing it to first time London visitors and it always impresses. A great place to go to if you want something different, or wanna impress visiting friends with a variety of activities all in one place!

To find some good food and great vibes we headed to Camden Market (mainly our hunt was for tacos). The previous time we came here was during the weekday so we didn’t expect it to be this busy. It’s a go to place but if you can try to go when its not as busy, the walking traffic is infuriating. We went to a few spots, so we will review them separately.

A definite must-visit while in London; the market has a plethora of delicious, relatively low-cost plant based / vegan (and overall allergy friendly food) food stalls which offer beverages, snacks, starters, entrees/mains and desserts. The vibe is casual and local. Please note: it may take a moment for a place to sit to become available (outdoor benches and the like) so take caution when heading with elderly or others who may have difficulty standing for long periods of time. Accessible by public transport (about a 10 min walk) or cab.