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The Ropewalk – Maltby Street Market. There are over 150 markets in London, including traditional street markets, street food markets that specialize in takeaway foods, specialist markets for goods such as books, flowers, antiques or clothes, and farmers' and specialist food markets. Maltby Street Market open at the weekend, although this market is not the most famous markets in London but it could be crowded especially summer time. Hints : ■Nearest underground stations: Bermondsey and London Bridge. ■8 min walk from Tower Bridge. ■You can find a toilet in this market. ■Good selection of foods and beverages. Please come and support The Ropewalk – Maltby Street Market. There are more to be discovered by you 😍

Besides everything else, London is known for its markets. Fridays to Sundays are the best days to visit them. Maltby is primarily food and beverages, but there are other locations with flea market (clothes, etc.) effect. included, such as Liverpool market. My favorite food choices at Maltby Market: Bangers (Food: The Everything Sandwich) and La Pepia: Venezuelan Arepas). I went in the morning and returned before they closed because I loved the food and environment (get there before 4pm as they start to close up early). There are free bathrooms, which is awesome; my partner stated they weren't the cleanest but appreciated that they are free and no lines. You can get food and beverages (alcoholic and non) from restaurants here at Maltby, even though the two places I mentioned are stalls outdoors. There are benches you can sit on, and some restaurants with store fronts will allow you in (or have a separate seating area) if you are also purchasing from them. Special thanks to those who allowed me to snap photos of their food, in addition to my own😊