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18 Queens Market, E13 9BA - London
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It’s really good and cheap market to buy everything you need.not clean market and have smelly but still we can get affordable prices so I like to shop here its in Upton Park its called green street London 58 ,330 bus goes there
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Great atmosphere. Other markets are dying or dead yet queen's was vibrant and had a great selection of stalls and shops with lots of variety. The fact the market is covered means bad weather won't stop you.
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Another old place you cant bypass it's been supported by the locals hardcore that the big supermarket giants failed to acquire the property (ASDA) the Queens like any traditional market supports local people sell their products. By the people for the people it's why it survived all this time
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Typical East London Market with lots of ethnic stuffs (mostly African & Asian goods) you're looking for.
Also a range of African hair salons selling hair & nail products plus services.
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Nothing like good old Queens Market. Everything you want is here organic, fresh produce. Lovely market, the council better not get rid of it!
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I love this place.
I came here to buy almonds, pistacchi and other nuts and the quality is amazing.
Fruit and vegetables are good and prices are reasonable.
Highly recommended, but it's better to bring cash for you because it is preferred, some shops have a minimum amount of spending.
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The market has an array of cheap goods on sale. I visit the market mainly for fabric and the haberdashery, which are both amazing!
The only negative is the cleanliness and the people. Hold on to your purse/wallet and wear a mask lol
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It's a booming market. Always a beehive...✨💯 You can find anything from fruits to fashion.
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Queen’s Market at Upton Park was wonderful. It was exciting to see African food, condiments and other things. You can buy meat directly from butchers and other local foods. As an african person, you find if not all, most of the ingredients you need to cook and enjoy a home meal.
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Lots of fruits, veggies, halal butchers, fish market, clothes and other odd and ends. They have a nice food place in the Centre that does really nice jallof rice and they’re good is all halal.
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