Old Spitalfields Market

Love Spitalfields. Plenty of food stalls all of which look lovely. We went for Melts, toasted cheese sandwich with a little pot of tomato soup for dipping...delicious. We also got donuts from Donovans, they were equally yummy and huge. There is also some market stalls to wander around and the whole place being under cover is a bonus. The seating areas aren't great so we took our food and sat outside by the fish pond.

Absolutely loved this market! There are so many vendors and stalls to look around at! They were all super friendly and helpful! We had a great time! They also have a great variety of items, and if you get hungry, there are a ton of food trucks and stalls to eat at! If you go when it's busy, it will be hard to find seating. But that's expected when you go to popular places.

Good food, artisan products and vibes. Definitely worth a quick visit if you're in the area. You'll definitely find something to spend money on, so be warned. Note: most shopkeepers do not like having pictures taken for some reason. I suppose there are too many tourists stopping to take pictures but not actually buying anything, so that's understandable.

Lovely market with many, many stalls and so much food. Could spend hours walking around here but don’t be surprised if you part ways with your cash at almost each turn because everything looks so nice here!💸 lots of small independent sellers and artists. Lunch hour was crowded and seats were hard to find. But the food - hand pulled noodles and kunafe-esque baklava were excellent, and there were so many other options we didn’t get to try.

Loved everything about this market. The food is amazing and so are the vibes! Quite pleasant to just walk around and explore the place and even the neighborhood! Good for buying books, all the books here were priced between £6 and £8. Loads of options for clothes, food, jewelry, vintage items, and you can also find the very popular Humble Crumble outlet here!!

Vibrant market with public arts, rich choices of merchandise and world cuisine. Also filled with people. So easy to kill hours of time at this place without getting bored. It was a nice and pleasant day for outdoor sitting. The market itself under a roof, so a rainy day wouldn't be a problem, I'd imagine. It appears the patrons were more like local folks than curious tourists.