Strozzapreti

I really enjoyed coming here! The seven dials market is hidden around Covent Garden, it gives the feeling of Camden market but in an enclosed area. They have all types of cuisine from Thai, Mexican, Syrian, Venezuelan to British afternoon tea. It is a fun concept and I would come back, but it’s quite stressful to find a table in the evening. I tried the sushi and it was so fresh and yummy. I would say it’s the best sushi I have had in london so far. One roll cost £13. I also tried the prawn pad Thai and the prawn really complimented the dish. The pad Thai was £11 and the portion was very generous.

Nice trendy busy market that seemed like quite popular since it’s full of people when we were there. There’s a bar downstairs and a really nice pizza house. Really like their pizza there.. the curry house wasn’t bad either.. There’s a wine and cheese bar on the first floor. Reasonable pricing and quite clean.

One of the smaller food courts one level below ground floor and still bright enough. Compared to Camden, Borough or Mercator Mayfair it is a bit more on the fast food side. I had delicious wings with cheese fries from El Pollote. Great taste and super friendly staff. Maybe it’s an age thing ;-) but the „background music“ of the food court was too loud for me for a calm lunch…

Super vibe, great choice of food where there is something for everyone. Just a really cool marketplace but it is all about FOOD (which i like). It is clean, well looked after, the two people that clear tables are excellent at their job (an older lady from carribbean extract and a younger guy) they are pleasant, friendly and get on with their job so the whole area is wconing and feela comfortable to eat and talk with friends. It is an excellent pit stop or more than that where conversation and laughter can take place. I ate at the Syrian place and the food was tasty, the service took a little too long, and I was at the point of getting annoyed then the food came through so on the limit. Apart from this it was really great

We came on a Friday evening. This is a huge two storeys food markets with many shops and stalls selling wide varieties of International cuisines like Western, Mexican, Arabic, Indian and Chinese. It was full house when we visited, with many customers having fun meeting up or enjoying their foods. It is a good place to chill out and have some drinks. It is within walking distance from Covent Garden and Chinatown. Toilet facilities is at ground floor.

Excellent food court with many food and drink options, and the space itself is far from boring. The bao buns were amazing! All the restaurants have such cute decor! There is also a fun cheese restaurant with a conveyer belt with bar-type seating from which you pick what you like, unfortunately we were too full to try it, but hopefully next time!

Incredible food market! I really enjoyed my meal even if I had a hard choice choosing between all the available foods. I recommend (as a tourist myself) this place for every tourist who doesn't know what or where to eat tonight. The place promotes itself as an "eco friendly" restaurant thanks to the use of metal metal cutlery and trays etc, it surely is a great approach to have