Badiani Gelato Mayfair in City of London, Westminster

Great atmosphere! The food selection was great!

Super cool atmosphere, dj playing. It's in a former church. Several restaurants to choose from on the 2 floors

I enjoy this location often. It has beautiful stained glass windows. There are multiple food vendors with all types of food. It's a little expensive for how much food you get. Overall the experience is great.

Dining at Mercato Mayfair, located in the charming old church, is a truly unique experience! The setting is both rustic and chic, with high vaulted ceilings and a lively atmosphere that perfectly complements the range of food on offer. It’s a vibrant food hall with a variety of culinary options from around the world, from freshly made pizzas and pastas to Asian street food and gourmet burgers. There’s something for everyone, and the quality of the food is excellent. The space can get quite busy, especially during peak hours, so be prepared for a bustling, energetic vibe. However, that’s part of its charm – it’s an exciting spot for foodies to gather and enjoy a diverse range of flavors. It’s best to visit during off-peak times if you prefer a quieter experience, but the lively crowd definitely adds to the fun! Mercato Mayfair is open daily from 10 AM to 10 PM, making it a great spot for lunch, dinner, or even a late-night bite. The prices vary depending on what you order, but overall, it offers fantastic value for the quality of food in such a trendy location. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a place to relax with friends over delicious food, Mercato Mayfair is a must-visit for anyone in the area!

Superb place on the other hand the people who arrive without having ordered anything yet and who reserve 12 places even though there are 2 of them have the taste of tarting them. When you arrive with your meal and your beer and you want to sit down, well it becomes complicated...

A very warm atmosphere and experience of different country cuisines.

Such a cool concept! Variety of foods to try. Gets busy to snag a seat during peak hours

A converted church incredibly well done with a unique atmosphere. Incredible! Definitely enjoy GinTonic, it's worth it

Interesting space but stressful to find seating, food was underwhelming, and much too noisy.

I can only speak for the Thai food. Awful. No flavour and contained MSG. Toilets - women need loo roll people! Atmosphere - couldn’t hear myself think! The music is unnecessarily loud, but this was around 7pm, so maybe it’s quieter in the day. It’s a lovely building though!

Incredible place, beautiful preserved church. Everyone can enjoy themselves from an aperitif in the cellar (beer bar, wine bar) or on the ground floor from sushi, Mexican, Asian or Italian to coffee/dessert. We sit wherever we want to drink and/or eat. People are clearing out the basement on the 1st floor. 1st floor: Excellent burger, fries too. Recommended. Good Atmosphere. Payment by credit card.

Top, Top Top in everything.... food, price, atmosphere, music, drinks... everything. You really have to come here, I recommend it at night for dinner and relaxation. A place that in other times was a place of mass and confessions, a church

Ex. Church, converted to food court

Mayfair Market is an elegant food hall located in a deconsecrated former church in the heart of Mayfair, London. This unique space combines the majesty of Gothic architecture with a lively and contemporary atmosphere, offering a high-level gastronomic experience. What to expect: • Atmospheric ambience: The stained glass windows, high ceilings and columns create a fascinating contrast with the modern street food stalls and cocktail bars. • Gastronomic offer: Here you can find international dishes, from sushi to tacos, through grilled meat and Italian specialties. • Cocktails and wine: Upstairs there is a well-stocked bar with a selection of craft cocktails and fine wines. Pros and Cons: ✔️ Extraordinary atmosphere and unique location ✔️ Wide variety of quality food and drinks ✔️ Excellent for a special experience, both for informal lunches and elegant dinners ❌ High prices, in line with the Mayfair area ❌ It can be crowded, especially on weekends If you are looking for a refined but informal place to eat well in an unusual context, the Mayfair Market is a recommended stop!

One of the characteristic places in London, I recommend the pizza which is made by real Italians, it also has an underground floor which is not clearly visible but very beautiful, it has a station for alcohol and one with cold cuts and cheeses, armchairs and sofas.

We ended up there by chance and loved it. Great place to eat or have a drink. Every corner is scenic and there are many vegan / vegetarian options :)

This how all churches should be used.

A church converted into a restaurant, it goes without saying how sacrilegious the affair is.

Good place to eat something quick and good quality

What a great place, they serve pasta, Mexican food, draft beer, among others. Very popular with young people, couples and families. If you come to London, you have to visit this place.

Great place, very different and carers for all..

Really cool place to meet up for a catch up and some food drinks

Visited pre-theatre, would definitely come back. Excellent range of foods available to suit all tastes and a couple of bars serving great beer and wine. Real buzz when we visited, would go again

Beautiful church, had the homemade pasta, absolutely 👌 perfect.

We liked it a lot, although the elevator was broken, and a couple of stalls were closed, since it was Monday. And, by the way, the church was smaller than it appears in photos.

Specifically on Epic Indian food at Mercato Mayfair - I ordered vegetarian Thali (£25) and I would not have it again. Two of the dishes were exactly the same. They were both extremely sweet. I never had an Indian main this sweet before (anywhere). The venue is magnificent though. Pizza was delicious (£15). We arrived about 1 pm on Sunday and found a table upstairs. It was quite busy by the time we finished so beware of the time you arrive.

Gorgeous setting with various options inside a church ! What’s not to love ?

Beautiful building. Food and drink excellent. Atmosphere great. Only limitation is that there is not as much food choice as at the Elephant & Castle.

The dumplings were incredible, always wanting to repeat!!!

The location is very original and evocative. Food quality among shops is good but not exceptional (even taking into account the accessible prices). I think the seats should be managed differently as many people are not even eating/drinking and especially on Saturday getting a (uncomfortable) place to sit can be difficult. Suggested for a quick drink in the church - not really for the dining experience.

the food was not great, proper cutlery is not available.

Beautiful historical site, very well equipped with bathrooms and elevators, very clean and curious to be able to eat in a church

Wonderful location with a multi-restaurant

A different place where you can have a few beers in a church. Quite spacious but full, if you are a large group you will have a difficult time. Bars with German beers, food of all kinds, ice cream, margaritas, good bathrooms... A little bit of everything. Beer a one liter jug ​​of IPA for £16

It's very original and you have a variety of food....incredible atmosphere...you have to go there....

Great ambience and a good selection of food and drink

very cool place, i recommend the ramen. 👌🏼

Lovely to step in from the cold

Great find. Various food and drink (including alcohol) all within a church. Highly recommended.

Although it is difficult to find a seat, it is worth visiting to drink a coffee or a beer to enjoy this unique place

At a non busy time the fish and chips vendor, Molo, took over half an hour to serve a cod and chips. The fish smelled strongly of ammonia and was inedible. The venue, a deconsecrated church, is beautiful.

It was a lovely experience with a variety of food choice. Enjoyed the pizza and beer.

Food is ok but staggeringly overpriced. Horribly self absorbed people swanning around with no concern for anyone else. Nowhere to sit. Highly disappointing. Had meant to come for a long time. Now I've been I wish I hadn't bothered. Avoid.

Excellent food court. Big up for the lobster rolls!

Lovely place. Good food choices.

It's really cool that they have a varied menu

the reservation for 11 people had been made 2 days before. It was not taken into account so we were not able to dine at the Mercato. In addition, the welcome was deplorable!

What a unique food court. This church was converted into a two level food court. The lift was broken and down. But there are stairs to the left corner after entering the main floor. Amazing burger fusion at the Beast and Field. Juicy and cooked perfect med/rare. The chips were crispy and delicious. Service was great!

We visited it when it was opening, without people first thing in the morning, it is as curious as it is beautiful, a market inside a Church is very alternative.

Ideal for short meals and casual chats

Overall expectations by offering a refined dining experience that feels both special and accessible. With its creative menu, inviting ambiance, and attentive service, it's a place I’m excited to return to again and again. Whether you’re looking for a casual meal or a special occasion, a must-visit.

Place has a lot of food choices and some of them are quite good. It is crowded amd it can be a challenge to get a seat but the experience is good overall

if you want to try the experience of having lunch or dinner in a deconsecrated church this is the place for you. Quality multi-ethnic cuisine. Fabulous !

A little crowded, but very good to eat!

The perfect dining experience. Loved it.

Great selection of food available - I've tried pasta, ramen, and nachos and they've all been excellent. Staff are friendly, and the place is kept really clean, also a big fan of the little shop at the front with plants, pots, and cards

Visiting Mercato Mayfair for the first time was an interesting experience, especially given its unique setting inside a former church. The beautiful, high-ceilinged space, with its soaring arches and stained-glass windows, creates an unexpected backdrop for a bustling food market. The blend of history and modernity gives the place a distinct charm, with rows of food stalls lining the nave and offering a wide range of international street food, from pizza and pasta to burgers and Asian-inspired dishes. However, while the atmosphere is undeniably lively and the location undeniably cool, Mercato Mayfair does have a slightly touristy feel. The market is clearly designed to attract visitors with its vibrant food offerings and picturesque setting, which means it can be a bit crowded, especially on weekends. While the food is certainly tasty, it didn’t quite live up to the high culinary standards of some other renowned London food markets. Many of the dishes are decent, but they aren’t particularly exceptional or unique when compared to what the city’s wider food scene has to offer. Still, the market is a fun spot to grab a bite and soak in the atmosphere. It’s a good option for those looking for a casual meal in a quirky setting, but food connoisseurs may want to venture elsewhere for a more memorable gastronomic experience.

Binda’s Eatery was a delightful surprise. Quiet and quaint or bustling in lowlight.

Worth a visit but can be a bit busy at times.

We visited Mercator Fairview over the winter break, and it was definitely bustling! The place was packed, and finding a table was a challenge, so be prepared for crowds if you plan to visit during peak times. The atmosphere was vibrant and lively, though, with lots of energy. The food wasn’t anything to write home about—our Ramen noodles, in particular, were just okay and didn't stand out. While we found it interesting and visually appealing, the overall experience wasn’t quite what we expected. There are other spots nearby that might offer a better dining experience. That said, it’s still a beautiful and impressive place to check out, and I’d be open to returning during a less busy time to see if the experience improves.

Very original and different environment where you can eat something. There are a variety of places but all with the same methodology of ordering, you place the order, they prepare it and you pick it up. Inconvenience of having to eat at the wrong time for members who order from different places. It is worth visiting

I loved my experience because I went there on a Sunday lunchtime and there weren't too many people. So we were able to find a table directly + not have to wait too long at the stands to order. I ordered from the Japanese ramen stand, it was obviously a bit expensive - £16 for a medium sized ramen. And I paid £3.75 for a can of coke at another stand. I really liked the decoration. My friends had pizza and it looked super good + much more affordable. Be careful, if you don't eat spicy food, avoid the Thai stand.

Had a late night ice cream, such a cool place! Beautiful interior, friendly staff

The first thing that attracts people here is the location and it is an excellent location to experience. I would definitely bring friends here if they were looking for a place to eat in Mayfair. Food is good by food hall standards, although don't expect it to suddenly become cheap because you're in Mayfair - expect to pay £15 per person.

Interesting place and great food options

Nice and cozy place for a quick lunch. Space is very clean

all style and no substance. very picturesque but that’s it. a strong burning smell as we entered. not a lot of space. we managed to find a table on the first floor next to the pad thai place. £12 for the worst pad thai of my life. I could not even finish it, do not get it. no flavour, no spice and the chicken tasted off. Pissed me right off. this place needs to vet their stalls asap.

Not worth coming. Food is cold and taste wise not great!

Foodcourt with Hogwarts foodhall vibes.

One of the most unusual market halls I've ever visited. It is hosted by a former church. There are several stands selling food, spread over two levels, there is also a wine cellar and a terrace on the roof. A very beautiful place. Unfortunately, overcrowded.

Great place if you want to taste an italian sandiwiches/panini. Staff was very courteous and helpful.

I tasted Indian cuisine and I must say it was really good and of good quality. truly special location

A great place to buy and enjoy a delicious pizza, ice cream or many other things at the various locations. Or simply to try good cocktails and special beers. A former church, now used as a food hall with a terrace, gallery and cozy cellar... great atmosphere. Come there regularly. Good service ensuring all tables are clean.

The wonderful setting, it is a church that has been transformed inside into several restaurants, we went to an Indian restaurant and had a luxurious meal. Something expensive like everything in London.

Absolutely loved it! The best tuna tartar i ever had, lovely croquetes, well cooked fish and chips. Staff were very helpful and their advice helped us a lot when ordering the food. Atmosphere is unique We will definitely come back!

Mercato Mayfair is a stunning venue, blending history and modernity in a unique way. The former church, now converted into a vibrant food market, offers a wide variety of cuisines within a breathtaking architectural setting. The stained glass windows and high ceilings create an atmosphere that feels both lively and reverent, making it an undeniably beautiful place to visit. That said, Christian conservatives might find the concept uncomfortable. The transformation of a sacred space into a commercial one can raise questions, particularly for those mindful of the biblical account where Jesus expressed anger at merchants operating within the temple. This tension may make it difficult for some to fully enjoy the experience. For those who can embrace the adaptive reuse of the building, Mercato Mayfair offers a memorable and unique dining experience.

Kind chef and stuff, brilliant food, definitely gonna come here again, ‘Most Recommended’: Tonari Sushi on lower level. You should visit

If you want get drunk on church altar - you can do it only here :)))))

A community market inside an old church with food stands, eateries & a vaulted wine cellar on the ground floor. You can find all dishes and drink including; pizza, sushi, crafted beer etc. It's worth trying it out.

Very expensive, the food mediocre, the place itself is unique, but there are many better places to eat in London.

It’s super original! We just had a drink so my rating for the cuisine is neutral. On the other hand, it’s a shame because it’s extremely crowded and it’s very difficult to get around there.

Very unique chruch converted to a food market. A fun gem to see and grab something to eat. Perfect place for picky eaters since you have food from literally everywhere 🗺️

I love it, it’s super original, I’ll go there every time I go to London.

We were refilling a bottle for our child and were immediately told off by a rude security guard to not use our water to refill the bottle. There are not nearly enough chairs and compared to the elephant and castle one, this one is a Mercato we will never visit again.

Really nice food market. It gets really busy. Tasteful restaurants!!

Absolutely worth seeing, we ate pizza, very good, there were a lot of people but we found seats and enjoyed the place

Love the vibe..... Had some margaritas and pizza but so many other cuisines available. Don't miss this one for a quick bite and a drink. Be patient, you will find a seat if you wait around for 10 mins or so.

Every time we've given up on getting a table and ended up going someplace else.

Original food court in an old deconsecrated church. You have to have a little patience to find a place for lunch but that's the game. And the place is worth stopping there.

Beautiful venue, great food options!

Mayfair Market is a true hidden gem in the heart of London. Located inside a splendid deconsecrated church, it offers a unique atmosphere that combines history, culture and gastronomy. The Gothic architecture, with its high vaults and stained glass windows, creates an evocative and welcoming environment, perfect for a relaxing break or an out-of-the-ordinary culinary experience. The food is simply exceptional: a wide range of options from all over the world, prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. From Italian cuisine to Asian dishes, without forgetting the vegetarian and vegan options, there really is something for all tastes. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quaint and original place to eat well and discover a different side of London. Perfect for an evening with friends or a gourmet experience during a visit to the city!

Well, the site is wonderful, in terms of aesthetics and concept. The food really isn't good, but it's a place you have to visit at least to get to know it. Very central which is fine. Different types of food, but you don't really eat something that will make you die, far from it.

Lots of food options. Crowded during meal times

High end food served by stalls inside a former church building. 3 storeys of stalls to check out including a bar and wine shop.

A magnificent place and excellent catering!

The pizza was not very good, but we preferred it many times for the price and atmosphere. It is quite good compared to the surrounding alternatives.

Great food,bar staff really great and very friendly.

Gourmet market with a particular concept. Good food and great welcome! A little crowded but that's understandable given the time of year.

It is a food court with multiple restaurants options and find your own seat. The restaurant options are really good and the restaurant we tried bindas indian restaurant was really nice. Tried the butter chicken burger which I liked a lot. Its different than regular burger expectations and would definitely try again. The meat thali was also good. Nice place to chill with friends and family

Nice food Hall to spend time with friends or for a quick meal a reasonable price for the location.