Top 10 SW London food markets
10 of the Best South West London Food Markets
Check out some of these marketplaces in South West London, where you can enjoy fresh and flavourful food from around the world. These markets offer everything from top quality groceries to exciting street food.
1 Love Wimbledon’s Monthly Food Market
Every first weekend of the month, 11am to 6pm
2 Kew Village Food Market
Visit Kew Village Food Market and find award-winning food and hand-made crafts & gifts. The food stalls have everything from curry and crepes, to sausage rolls and falafel wraps. There is also locally cured charcuterie, cheese, fruit and vegetables for visitors to taste. The market has monthly live music performers, so grab a local craft beer, try some street food and listen to the live entertainment.
The first Sunday of every month (except Jan) from 10am to 2pm
3 Richmond’s Duck Pond Foodies Market
This market is located in Heron Square, close to the Thames. Soak up the vibrant atmosphere while sampling some of the gourmet food offered. Whether you are at the market to do your weekly fruit and veg shop, or there for the food vendors serving delicious hot meals, you can be sure you’ll get sustainably produced food with social responsibility at its heart. Celebrities are also said to have been spotted at this market, so keep your eyes peeled for the stars.
Every Saturday at various times
4 Surbiton Farmers’ Market
This farmers’ market offers a stage for independent producers looking to display their expertise to local customers. 26 farmers and producers selling produce and specialty food are welcomed to the market each month to sell varieties rarely seen anywhere else. The market also runs a programme of special events including cooking competitions and the Christmas Farmers’ Market and has raised over £60,000 for more than 50 local charities.
Every third Saturday of each month from 9am to 1pm
5 Guildford Farmers’ Market
The Guildford Farmers’ Market is one of many thriving food markets in Surrey, with around 45 regular vendors. At the market you can find a wide range of breads, vegetables, jams, oils and homemade drinks. Farm animals are also often there for children to feed and pet, making the market fun for the whole family. The market has seasonal events to explore too, including spooky Halloween events, November bonfires, and a Christmas market with a light switch-on and sightings of Santa.
The first Tuesday of every month from 10.30am to 3.30pm
6 Venn Street Market
This market has become the centre of Clapham Common’s dynamic community. Working closely with farmers and small independent producers, the market brings together the customer and the grower or maker of the foods available. The market largely resembles a traditional English farmers’ market and sells all of the essential meats, cheese and baked goods.
Every Saturday from 10am to 3pm
7 Brixton Village Market
Check out Brixton Village Market for bold flavours, vintage clothing and handmade jewellery. This market is considered London’s most diverse and vibrant market, offering a great opportunity to try foods from all over the world. In total, the market has over 100 independent vendors representing over 50 nationalities. Explore the many amazing restaurants, grocers, fishmongers and bakeries to get the ultimate foodie experience.
Monday from 8am to 6pm and Tuesday to Sunday from 8am to 11.30pm
8 Barnes Farmers’ Market
Barnes Farmers’ Market has around 20 producers selling high-quality fresh produce. It offers a wide range of organic and free-range meats from Somerset and Nottinghamshire. You can also find fresh fish from Dorset, fruits and vegetables from Kent, as well as bakery treats, luxury cheese and homemade beverages. You can even meet these producers and learn the best recipe ideas for their produce.
Every Saturday from 8.30am to 2pm
9 Tooting Market
Check out South London’s original indoor market for a broad range of food vendors, from Jamaican to Portuguese, and unique shops. Tooting Market offers a variety of goods from older established vendors like Stannard’s of Tooting Butchers and younger businesses like Flora Cafe. At this market you can eat and shop until you drop, all while supporting small, local businesses.
Monday to Thursday from 8am to 11pm, Friday to Saturday from 8am to 12am and Sunday from 8am to 11pm
10 Kingston Market
This market is steeped in history. Kingston Market has been around in some capacity for centuries, with records dating back to the early 1200s. Today, the market has a vast variety of stalls for shopping, eating and community events. The market hosts many different events throughout the year like concerts, food festivals, night markets and vintage sales. Be sure to explore this market, learn about its history and the plans to further develop the space for a long-lasting future.
