Badiani Gelato Mayfair in City of London, Westminster

A nice church turned into a market. Really recommended.

This interesting church has been converted into a market, offering a wide variety of dining options and a few shops. Upstairs, you can go out to various terraces to eat or enjoy what you bought at the market.

What an incredible concept — a stunning church turned into a buzzing food hall with dishes from around the world! The atmosphere is vibrant (a bit loud when it gets busy), but it’s a fantastic way to bring people together in such a beautiful space. Great food, great vibes, and definitely not your typical church experience.

A crazy idea and atmosphere: eating in a former church converted into a food market is already an experience in itself. The place is magnificent, original, and full of life. The food is good and quite affordable, with a good selection. However, as in many markets of this type, the wait can be long and the noise quite loud. If you're looking for a quiet place, this is definitely not it. It reminded me a lot of La Felicità in Paris: same energy, same friendly and lively atmosphere. A place to try at least once!

Absolutely amazing building repurposed into a food market. A must see if in London

Self-service, higher end food hall.

Wonderful place, excellent atmosphere, and the food is delicious. The diavolo pizza, ten points.

Our first stop in London after dropping off luggage was to Mercato Mayfair. We had read so much about this place and seemed so much social media. We couldn't miss an opportunity to spend some time here. Who doesn't love enjoying delicious food surrounded by stained glass windows in a renovated church? Stunning. Absolutely exquisite. We came back 3x to try different places to eat and shop. Yummy gelato, DezAmore and coffee with desserts 🍨

A hidden gem in the heart of Mayfair. Mercato Mayfair is a food market inside a former church, which makes it even more impressive. There are food stalls from all over the world, from Italian pasta to Asian dumplings, all of the highest quality. The atmosphere is super relaxed, with soft music, warm lights, and jaw-dropping architecture. We tried some cocktails on the rooftop and they were the best of the trip. It's ideal to go with friends, a couple, or even just to sit and enjoy. The prices are good for London and the area it's located in. Without a doubt, a place that combines history, food, and good vibes in one place. Highly recommended if you're passing through the city!

Not the best experience Security personnel decided to take my backpack from the seat, while I was ordering food and opened it without my permission and presence. Disappointed. Liked this place but never again if they don't care about my property and do whatever they want

Admittedly, the ambiance is unusual. But everything else is rather ordinary, and the culinary offerings are slightly above the level of fast food. However, nothing offered here wouldn't be available in a regular restaurant. However, the food isn't truly good. The pasta dishes, in particular, don't bear much resemblance to authentic Italian cuisine. I've had much better food in London.

The indian food here is mind blowing

Great spot with solid food options, but can get really crowded and busy.

Pasta at Hand Made Pasta was really quite bad. Tagliatelle with burrata was served without the burrata- had to return it for them to add it, and without a word of apology. The casarecce carbonara was tasteless bland cafeteria slosh. And one has to pay extra to add parmesan cheese (unheard of in any authentic pasta outlet!) A totally un-Italian experience from a bunch of obvious mercenary amateurs. The only plus was the lovely church setting. Should've tried the pizza at the opposite stall, looked a lot more appealing.

Everything is fine, but some cafes give you disposable cups, I personally don't like it.

Saw this on Instagram, nice venue but servers were quite rude and looked like they couldn’t be bothered so we just had a drink and left. Difficult to find a seat to eat anyway.

The atmosphere is very good for a food court. It gets full and crowded in the evening, so I recommend going around 4:00-5:00 to relax. The fish and chips were piping hot. Thank you for the meal. The price is not good for Japanese people.

Great, unique atmosphere. Super delicious food. If I'm ever in London again, I'll definitely stop by again ❤️

Great place . Good vibes. Will definitely go back.

A really good food hall in Mayfair, close to Marble Arch & Bond Street tube stations, a very short walk from Selfridges and M&S in Oxford Street There is plenty of seating available, a broad selection of food & drink are available over several floors including:- Beer & Gin Fish & Chips Indian Japanese Mexican Spanish Thai Wine bar Clean toilets are available in the basement. I strongly recommend visiting this food hall. If you found this review helpful please click on the heart icon, thanks.

Great idea but disappointing. Food wasn't great but there were lots of choices. It could be I chose the wrong lunch, so worth another try

Beautiful and nice variety but loud

Tried the fresh pasta and it was a letdown. Drenched in cheap truffle oil, no creamy sauce, just greasy and bland! Never again.

Such a unique and original place! It’s located inside a church, with multiple food stations serving dishes from around the world. You’ll find everything from Indian food to delicious Italian pasta. I highly recommend the cacio e pepe, but honestly, everything is high quality. They also offer a nice selection of German beers and wines. Definitely worth checking out!

I was really looking forward to finally enjoying an evening at Mercato Mayfair with my friends, especially with all the great things I’d heard. Unfortunately, my experience at Club Mexicana left me genuinely frustrated and disappointed. We arrived with high hopes for some delicious food and drinks. But after waiting for 15 minutes in front of the counter, we were abruptly told that they were no longer serving food – at just 8:00 PM! No warning, no updates during the wait, and worse, no apology. The bartender’s attitude was dismissive and rude, which made the whole experience even more upsetting. Running out of food that early, without any clear communication, and showing zero regard for customer service is just not acceptable – especially at a venue like Mercato Mayfair that prides itself on offering quality food experiences.

An unforgettable experience for people who cherish churches. It is no longer a working church, of course, but the art there is still reminiscent of its original purpose. Anyway, the food is very tasty, many options, and it's a very busy place. The atmosphere is really good.

Went during a busy weekend can be a bit unbearable with the smoke and noise esp on a warm day If you're a pollen sufferer too don't go to the rooftop! Would recommend going in the week might be a bit more relaxed

If i could put ZERO, i’d do it. I was eating my pizza and the waiter told me repeatedly that the restaurant was about to close and invited me to go out every five minutes. i’m very disappointed. i will never come back!!

Fairly small inside. Limited seating. Beautiful space. Be sure and check out good options upstairs and in the cellar before picking yours. The pizza, ramen and Thai were all delicious.

This is a beautiful building and is a very different sort of place to go eat. The location is also nice and central so great when you’re meeting friends who are coming from different areas. I like that there is something for everyone and there are a few different spaces-the ground floor, a basement room and a roof terrace. There is a lot of choice with the food and I would say that the quality is nice but not outstanding.

Food market inside a church (former church) good food and wine... variety; London has some very nice markets... average 16 to 20 pounds

Quite a fun place. Lovely concept that you each can choose different food and drink vendors if you want and then sit together in general seating. Good range of choices for food and drink. Not cheap but fair value for a London venue. Look forward to visiting again.

Very beautiful place, it's surprising. We ate pad thai which was very good! Nice terrace on the roof. You can take plates and go eat up there

Best experience I got ever for dining in London! Great atmosphere, great food with many variety and nice services! Never imagined to have such great meal inside a church!!

Such an amazing re-designed space with various vendors

I ate here several times during my stay in London, also because it is very close to my hotel. The location is undoubtedly suggestive, there is a good choice of different types of cuisine and all the stands I tried satisfied me. I consider the prices to be fair, in line with the average for the place. At the entrance there is a very practical free water dispenser, I used it several times to fill my water bottle.

Excellent setting, V good food. Service could improve.

A wide selection of international dishes in an old church. A special charm, but very crowded and noisy, and the food is delicious.

This is a congested food court but it is worth visiting for the building alone. Ad usual with these 'posh' food courts the food is expensive but generally all good.

Loved Mercato Mayfair. Very good choice of food from the street food spots and nice atmosphere within the old church.

After exploring London, we found ourselves at Mercato Mayfair, a stunning food hall set within a beautifully restored church. The ambiance alone is worth the visit, stained glass windows, ambient lighting, and a buzz of culinary activity that feels both reverent and lively. We decided to try Pad Thai House on the first floor, and it was a delightful choice. The red curry was the star of the evening, rich, creamy, and perfectly spiced. Each bite was a harmonious blend of flavors that warmed us from the inside out. It was evident that fresh ingredients and authentic recipes are at the heart of their cooking. The staff were friendly and efficient, adding to the overall positive experience. It’s not every day you enjoy a meal that feels both comforting and elevated, all within such a unique setting.

A great food court with a wide selection. The atmosphere is incredibly lively and beautiful. There's also a great rooftop terrace. Everything is a bit more expensive, but definitely worth a visit.

The atmosphere is unique and memorable. The selection of food is poor though. I had lobster roll - it was okay… 10% lobster, 90% bun. Overall, I’d better come for a drink or coffee rather than lunch/brunch

Tourist trap. Really expensive, uncomfortable seats, and full of people taking photos.

Awesome place truly unique experience

The place is really unique, you can eat anything there, you have to be a little lucky to find a seat.

The Mayfair is a brilliant idea: using the structure of a deconsecrated church to give space to a street food market. The solemn atmosphere mixes, therefore, with the goodness of the food. The cuisine is all international, from Neapolitan pizza, to Chinese cuisine, to Indian to Hispanic. I tried both the bao and the ice cream here: the bao were ok, nothing incredible, the ice cream, to my surprise, very good. Prices a little high but in line with the city. I recommend this market, it's a beautiful experience to live.

An exceptional place. Already for the setting: it's not every day that you eat in a church. But also for the food. It's a food court concept, so lots of stalls with different flavors and origins, then you find a table and enjoy. Ideal for groups, there's something for everyone, and the quality is truly there. A must-see place.

There are a lot of good food stands and the atmosphere is not bad at all! When there are too many people instead you cannot sit or eat there and the queues are so long! Otherwise it’s a great different experience, a market inside an old church!

Pasta was absolutely delicious! Handmade and worth every penny. Gelato was also amazing! When we arrived it was fairly busy so we had issues locating a place to sit but outside of that, we had a wonderful experience. Can’t wait to go back!

Beautiful place to eat in a deconsecrated church is curious I recommend it

I ordered a napolitano pizza for £17, and it was incredibly salty. I couldn’t even finish it and it was a complete disappointment. Not recommended.

quite alright, bit busy though.

Food was amazing, but the thing that made me happy the most is service and atmosphere. It was too good

Very nice place but not all shops were open :(

Unique and unusual atmosphere. It combines modern street food with old church architecture. It has several shops, restaurants and bars inside. It is worth a visit.

Beautiful space with several food options. Not a huge selection but everything I tasted was excellent.

Love this place, a true hidden gem!

Suggestive deconsecrated church, very messy, shame it could have been managed better

Interesting place, but you can't just sit down, not very clean (the staff can't do enough to take away plates) and wipe the table, not much space. But an interesting dining room in a former church.

Must do... it's one of the must-dos in London... even if the prices are killer 😉

High -end food court/food stalls set inside an old church. Seating can be tricky when it's busy but the staff do a good job of cleaning and turning the tables as quickly as they can. We had dumplings, ramen, steak, pizza, beer and wine and everything was delicious. A good place for groups.

pizza was mid, the bouncers surveilling the place r pretty nasty.

Cool building. Obscene prices Two little shrimp tacos for £10! Fish and chips for £19 and they £2.50 for tartar sauce 🥴😵‍💫

Great food options in a really cool old renovated church. We went for an early dinner and it was quite busy by the time we left on a Tuesday night. Food was pretty ok. Pizza looked so good we took one home.

Excellent venue, excellent food

Best pasta! We couldn’t stop going back for more—it was that good. The gelato was great too, a perfect way to end the meal. Eating in a repurposed church felt a bit sacrilegious at first, but it added a unique twist to the experience. The atmosphere is stunning, and the quality of the food made it unforgettable. Easily some of the best pasta I’ve ever had. I’d absolutely go back—next time, I might branch out and try more from the other stalls.

Former church food court. There were so many people inside and outside that it wasn't a good place to eat alone.

Desecrating, the church of God violated by worldliness. Aside from moral disagreements, the contrast between the sacred and the profane is fascinating. It is well done and studied, worth visiting, a unique place

Awesome experience! Many different styles of food and drink available, in a fantastic venue!

Mayfair Market is very delicious and different, it is very impressive to be there, from 2 pm to 5 pm each market place has a menu of the day for £10, it is worth it and it is super delicious, you have to be aware that you are going to a very touristy place, do not wait for your food in 5 or 10 minutes, since they are small places and there are only 3 people working who do the best they can ❣️ order your food first and then go around The whole place has a nice terrace on the top floor.

Surprising idea to deconsecrate a church to turn it into a food court, but a successful idea! The stands are really quality! The place is always full so be patient!

What's better than having a warm bowl of ramen in a repurposed church building? There's various food options on the 3 floors, and a plant shop at the entrance. Would come back to try the other cuisines.

A must-visit restaurant in London

Incredible concept! If you are passing through, it is absolutely a must do!

Love everything about it, good food, good ambience.. what else do you need?

Brilliant place in a former church. The interior is in good condition, the food is excellent. I recommend

Pumping atmosphere in a converted church with 8-10 different food offerings, plus bars, coffees and gelato stands. Pizza, pasta, ramen, Thai, bao buns, and loads more.

Atmosphere and presentation. - Cleanliness: The food area, good, there are a lot of staff cleaning. It is the interior of a church so it is very comfortable. The problem is in the bathroom drain that smells like mine, curiously the bathroom itself doesn't smell like anything, maybe it's the drainage. - Decoration: In good taste, the fact that it is an old church gives it a lot of aura, the premises also take care of their image. Comfort: Enough with the tables in the center and a small hall. Surrounded by all options on both the ground and first floors. - Music and lighting: No music, the noise of the place is enough, the lighting is typical of stained glass windows Service. - Staff attention: Normal, you arrive, you order, you pay, they give you a sensor and you go to wait. Mamon the guy from the bar in the back, but he's English, I think that's his way of being, nothing that cuts him off. - Waiting time: Minimal, it may take a while to find a table but nothing to complain about. Food and drink. - Presentation: The pasta is well plated, the pizza as it is. - Flavor and quality: The pasta (rabioles) a little flat, rescued by the extra saltiness of the anchovies in the pizza more than by itself. The napo pizza with good crust (corniccione) and a memorable cheese. Light and firm. - Variety: Chingos, there is Italian, gringa, Texmex, sea, depending on your taste, the colors and the locals. - Portions: Fair. - Drinks: Two bars at the back, I got a bad looking "bartender", I don't care, he served me quickly. Value for money. It may seem a little more expensive for the location but let's say it's understandable and the increase is not exaggerated either. The food we selected fit the bill quite well. Extras. - Other options: Everything from nachos, to lobster rolls, to pizza and ramen. Everything in street mode, nothing pretentious. Reservations and accessibility: No reservation is necessary, it has an elevator and ramps as far as I remember. Payment methods: Card almost required. It is not a total tourist trap, it is a good place to go to eat after getting a little off the busiest street in London.

The pizzas are horrible they have no toppings or taste and what's more they are not cooked, avoid pizzas at all costs.

The pizzas are terrible, don't eat them, there is nothing to eat, the dough is not cooked and there are very few toppings and the meals are excessively expensive.

Very beautiful market located inside a former church building. It's worth the visit even if just to look around and take some pictures. There are foods and drinks from around the world for every taste. It's always crowded, so go prepared to "hunt" a table and wait a little for your food.

For years, I’ve been bouncing between my all-time favorites—Camden Market and Borough Market. This time, since I was shopping in Central London, my partner and I decided to finally check out Mercato Mayfair. The atmosphere had already caught my attention—it’s such a unique concept. They’ve turned a church into a food court, making it not only a place of historical significance but also a functional space. I’d never seen a food market inside a church before, so I found it super cool, though I can understand how some might feel differently about it. We ordered mango margaritas and a variety of tacos from Club Mexicana, pad thai with prawns and peanut satay chicken skewers from Pad Thai House, and a lobster roll from Molo Mayfair. Our favorites were definitely the Thai food and the mango margarita. The tacos were underwhelming, and unfortunately, the lobster roll was tiny for the price and not very flavorful. If I come back, I’d definitely want to try the Italian kitchen downstairs—it looked promising.

Good street food and a nice roof terrace. A bit expensive and to warm indoors. But it was just what we needed in this more expensive part of London.

Pastas are extremely successful

Amazing place. Great food! Be sure to stop by if you are in the neighborhood

Beautiful place. Eaten in a divine way Iniano. They clean the tables immediately. Nice evening

Three in our group had pasta dishes and really enjoyed them. Two of us had pad Thai and unfortunately they were both not good. I regularly eat pad Thai so I’m very familiar with the taste. Mine had too much sauce and tasted like vinegar. I couldn’t eat it. I wish I ordered a pasta dish. They looked great.

nice place, really good food that isn't overpriced

I write especially in Turkish. It's a very different experience and quite delicious. We ate fish and chips upstairs and pasta downstairs. You can choose and buy beers by tasting. A one-of-a-kind experience. It's a bit crowded and you may have trouble finding a place. It can be difficult for a large group to sit together. You can sit and eat your meal with others at the same table.

Amazing place, the best in all of London. Choice of international and quality food. If you are lucky you can also find live music in the basement (usually Jazz). Nothing to say, BEAUTIFUL

One of my favourite food courts in London. It can get a bit busy but it’s worth going

Truly suggestive place. The atmosphere you breathe is beautiful. We ate tagliatelle Bolognese with a really good ragù. The pizzas looked good and well cooked. The cocktail area is also beautiful. Prices normal for London.

Eating ice cream next to a tomb in a deconsecrated church? Done! I had heard a lot about it, I was there in the afternoon so I ate an ice cream, but you can go there for lunch or dinner there are so many delicious spots

Church converted into a restaurant area with stalls with different styles of food (pizza, sushi, hamburgers...), normal food. It also has a beer and other drinks area. Very good atmosphere and surroundings, of course.

A unique experience that I have never experienced before. Absolute recommendation

Pretty cool church, lunchtime £10 deals are great, can get noisy sometimes

Metropolitan market in a deconsecrated church. As soon as you enter the image is very beautiful, you can immediately see what was previously the altar, all around and on the upper floor are the various retailers. There are many types of food, from ramen to pizza, from meat to fish & chips, wine, beer, etc. We tried the pizza, pasta and ramen, all very good. Average prices. The only problem is that if you are a large group you will hardly be able to eat all together, both due to the space and the obviously different waiting times depending on the food ordered. If you pass through those parts you can't help but enter.

The place is beautiful, but the smell was strong and not good

An old church converted into a restaurant market. Pretty cool. The only problem is that it might not be easy to find a place to sit. Lunch isn't cheap, but nothing in London is cheap.