Maltby Street Market in Southwark

Nice and cute little street food market if you want to spend a quiet brunch with some options to choose from then this place is prefect.

Malty Street Market is one of Bermondsey's gems, I love going there for a treat. Set in a small and cosy back alley, it offers tons of delicious and varied food every weekend. Go enjoy!

The street is small but every vendor had amazing food to choose from. There's also a ton of shops that will let you bring in food from the market - great when it rains.

One of my favourite markets in London. Way less touristic than the nearby Borough market, Maltby is charming and uniquely special. Plenty of food, several good restaurants, and bars where you can bring your food from outside.

Good vibes! You can find many kinds of food here.

Intimate and cosy street market, worth a visit, not as well known.... The food places here haven't changed over the past 7 years which goes to show how good the food stalls are

Decent nothing exceptional. A nice change from borough market, less touristy. Had a very yummy grilled cheese

Good series of food market. There are a couple of bars as well. Nice to hang out on weekend. Ethiopian cuisine was great

Hands down, best, most quaint food market in London

To discover when you are in the Tower Bridge district 🤩😋

Love a good food market! Bit small but you still have a lot of options to choose from!

I recommend the duck and chip shop, the chip is next level with the duck fat

Nice little market Very good meal and good atmosphere

Delicious duck and chips as usual

Excellent food stalls, a lovely Spanish bodega and some great brewery taps.

Lovely spot, decent selection of food. Probably not worth going out of your way for but if you're nearby it's good

Great strip of food places with a really good bar selection. Also helpful to fill up on some food here before doing the beer mile

Great Little ally way for street food, lovely vegan bakery.

Lovely hidden gem! Would recommend this to everyone!

I found Maltby Street Market was okay, but I wouldn't say I'm a big fan of it per se.

A brilliant alternative to borough market, a lot less stressful and busy. Most cuisines available, lots of gluten free options. Definitely recommend the duck truck.

Small but varied food market. Cheese, bakery, fruit & veg etc alongside an assortment of street food vendors and pubs/ wine bars. Best thing is that there is plenty of tables with seating and it’s no else near as over-run with tourists as Borough Market.

Charming. Pricey. It has those London trendy vibes. The cakes looked super scrumptious. Oysters looked great. Graffiti too. It's a narrow little area and the shops along here are rather cute.

£4.80 for a reasonably good hot cross bun and doughnut. Felt like a doughnut paying that price. This was years ago so by now it must be a mortgage payment or more for a grain or badly made grub. So much for 1 a penny 2 a penny... 😅 Lots of beer brewers too for the salty sip lovers. Lots of excuses from the market saying this post isn't related to them, but it is, they are heavily overcharging.

The Beefsteaks are mad. Possibly the best steak you’ll ever eat, Chimichurri incredible, tasty chips. Spot on

Too many good things to choose from

Lovely little food market usually gets very busy!!!

Fascinating------but quite expensive.

Excellent range of street food stalls offering a wide range of international food. We went Ethiopian and it was sensational. We took our food into one of the bars and enjoyed it with a local craft beer. Great concept.

Great local market near Bermondsey and great vibes and food options

Verry good can be a bit busy and it is quite small but overall good market good food

Fantastic place to spend Saturday morning! Delicious food and drinks! Very friendly vendors 👌

A really great place for a Sunday morning stroll, some tasty streetfood and a spot of people-watching

Small street food market with international cuisine. Worth a detour.

Great place for food and vine .

It's worth visiting and relaxing if you're nearby. A variety of food in the form of stalls. There is a place to sit. Moreover, there are pubs nearby where you can bring your own food. Cool thing

Lovely place to hangout with friends for food and wine.

Great little cosy market in Bermondsey, a lot less busy than the bigger markets such as Borough but still plenty of good food options as well as plenty of seating. I got the Ethiopian mixed combo and a beef and chorizo empanada, both of which were great. Would definitely go back!

Love this market, it's my favourite in London. There is such a cute vibe here!

Great cosy interesting food market with bars and good quality food stalls under and around the railway arches, good place to take tourists and visitors, not exactly undiscovered but still charming and quirky.

Artisan food. Love the fresh cake stall.

Quite basic with very limited halal options

We went thinking it was a market like Camden Town and it turned out to be just 4 food trucks. It didn't help that it was raining a lot. They should look for more options separately.

Great little food street market. I had some delicious food from Amen Ethiopian food. It really hit the spot.

Very cosy small street with various international street food stalls plus a coffee shop, a food market, a store and a pizza house. Certainly one of the best street markets in town.

Atmosphere great ... Individual food traders

Nice place with good Food on affordable price.

I love this place, the food is delicious and the vibe is amazing too, we have tried a few dishes and a very good 🍺 at Beer Mill.

It's OK just having a look around...especially on a nice sunny day 😎

Off the beaten track, but very much worth a visit.

Small cold and not many vendors. Probably good in the summer and only if you want food. No craft or grocery vendors.

2024.04.27//Small and cozy food market, stretch between railway arches with international street food stands, not too crowded on a Saturday morning. The vendors were very friendly compared to Borough Market. It was definitely a great spot to mixed from two stalls: perfectly cooked Duck Fat Chips (Triple Cooked) with a lemon mayonnaise from DUCK FRITES and a cheesy sandwich from GRILLED CHEESE TOASTIES.

Good food, varied, delicious desserts and nice environment

Fantastic wine and food paradise. Top notch service.

Head straight here for authentic London atmosphere

Totally loved the vibe at Maltby street market Ropewalk .. fab mix of food stalls. Amazing wines , talented chefs with great cookery selling their food .. it’s a great weekend spot to enjoy great food with awesome wine with an awesome vibe

Very cool! I love food markets and I highly recommend this one! It's worth the visit :)

Great little market with wonderful street food from all over the world.

A must visit when in the London Bridge area. It is a less busy market compared to Borough Market so it is perfect to avoid the crowds. There are a range of boutiques, street foot stalls and bars. There is also a brewery close by so you are spoilt for choice when visiting this small stretch of railway arches. Definitely make the effort visit, it’s worth the walk.

Great selection of food and drink. A must visit !

Great place to eat before doing the Bermondsey mile!

Varied selection of hot food and cakes etc.

A hidden gem tucked away in a series of railway arches and cobblestone streets just a stone's throw from the iconic Tower Bridge. As you wander through the market's narrow alleyways and bustling lanes, your senses will be tantalized by the sights, sounds, and smells of culinary creativity in full swing. From the sizzle of grills and the aroma of freshly baked bread to the vibrant colors of seasonal produce and the laughter of fellow food lovers, this street market is a feast for the senses from start to finish. Food stalls line the streets, offering an enticing array of options to satisfy every craving and palate. These are a few of our favourite/recommended vendors: 1. Mooncheese Toasties: One of the signature offerings is their truffle toastie, featuring a decadent blend of melted cheese infused with earthy truffle oil, nestled between slices of artisanal bread and grilled to golden perfection. The result is a rich and indulgent sandwich that delights the senses with its aromatic truffle aroma and creamy, melty goodness. 2. Comptoir Gourmand Maltby: known for its exquisite French pastries, artisanal breads, and delectable sweet treats. This charming bakery captures the essence of a traditional French patisserie, offering a wide range of freshly baked goods, from flaky croissants and buttery pain au chocolat to delicate éclairs. 3. Steak & Chips: a selection of steak options, including ribeye, sirloin, and fillet, each one expertly seasoned and grilled over an open flame (to their preferred level of doneness), allowing them to develop a delicious charred crust while retaining their juicy tenderness on the inside. In addition to its food, it also boasts a selection of independent retailers selling a variety of goods, from handmade jewelry and vintage clothing to homeware and artwork. It's a treasure trove of unique finds, where you can discover hidden gems and support local artisans while exploring the market's charming surroundings. The atmosphere at Maltby Street Market is lively, convivial, and quintessentially London. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely brunch with friends, picking up picnic provisions for a day out, or simply soaking in the vibrant ambiance with a cup of artisanal coffee in hand, it offers an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of London's diverse and dynamic food scene.

A very nice market where everyone is sure to find something delicious to eat.

Fun, not too busy, just the right selection of food from different cultures to make me and my Chilean wife happy. We mixed and matched from two stalls and then sat down outside one of the arch restaurants, ordered wine and cheese and loved the food and atmosphere

Open Hours Sunday Saturday street market

Cute little foodie market with good choices from the stalls, backed up by the shops cafes and bars in the arches.

A smallish food market with a great variety of food and drink options. A hidden gem, where you can find delicious food made with organic ingredients, oysters, coffee, pastries, and products to go such as jamon, cheese, wine and dessert. A variety of vendors showcasing cuisines from Spain, England, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Italy, Fance, and others. Worth going back to try different things.

Nice cosy and cool small market

Great variety of food stalls and drinks options

Does not take cash anyway stall or bar. Way overpriced , avoid. Cash is king

Great street food on Saturdays and Sundays

Lots of variety of all different styles of cuisine and great atmosphere. Very expensive though.

Smaller food market with some of the best meals you can eat at a market anywhere in London. Not too crowded, steps from the beer mile(if that is your thing) and also inhabited by shops within the market area. A regular Sunday stop for me when I’m in London!

amaiizing market with nice food.Good place to loose yourself for a while and enjoy the life

A cute smaller market in London! There's a bunch of vegan options including Kegarmo, a fully vegan bakery stall !

The best hidden gem in London. Lovely food market with different food options. Quality over quantity, also surrounded by bars, pubs, beer craft, bakerys. They have the best empanadas in London, empanadas la criolla. Keep going.

Fantastic atmospheric street market hidden down a small passageway near the railway arches - well worth seeking out for a great choice of food vendors. We had the duck with duck fat chips and raclette cheese! Wonderful place and well worth seeking out.

A charming corner of London, with street food. Highly recommended.

My morning at Maltby Street Market was a flavor-packed adventure. From artisanal cheeses to international street food, every bite was a delight. The vibrant atmosphere and friendly vendors made it a must-visit destination for food lovers in London.

Street near the Tower of London full of street stalls and small places to eat. Several breweries with a great atmosphere and good prices are very close.

A wide selection of different eateries and alcoholic beverages to try located in a semi industrial area south of London Bridge. It's not cheap. Prices are quite high as Maltby Street Market appears to be emulating Borough Market with similar prices to match.

My favourite food market in London. Absolutely incredible selection of stalls, make sure you go their hungry because you'll want everything!!!

It was a hard journey as I was on foot but it was pretty good. The smells filled the air, it was amazing. I wasn't there for long as I had to go but from what I saw and smelt it was really good.

Great place to go, so much great food.

Not the largest market however the food and selection is fantastic

10 mins walk from London Bridge station, much less busy and overwhelming than Borough Market. Lovely food options and bars as well! Trust me - Get the duck, chips & cheese 🦆

Lots of different vendors, good place to try different food.

Kegarmo is a must visit vegan bakery stall!!! So good!

Feels smaller and more local compared to some of the other food markets like Borough, but still with a good variety of food stalls including gyoza, Ethiopian, etc. Some good bakeries and breweries inside the arches where you can dine in as well.

A lovely place for food when in South London. Cosy restaurants & a wide variety of street food stalls. Nice atmosphere especially for sunny weather.

Very small but original local market

Fantastic atmosphere, wonderful food, great hospitality, in even the most depressing weather

Vivs Coffee is incredible. Try the biscoff mocha and make it cheeky

Love this market. It's evolved a lot since a few years ago with actual restaurants in the arches, , before it was stalls mostly. The food is good , the vibe is warm, the crowd is trendy and it is quintessentially London !

Cute little market, great vendors, much less touristy and calmer than Borough

Nice place with good food and drinks!

Cute little food market close to London Bridge and not as busy as some of the others are. I would recommend popping there and picking up a cheese toastie on the way though.

Great place to visit on a lazy Saturday afternoon - enjoyed the duck fries and empanadas. Will be back to try some of the other stalls. The setting, next to and in the railway arches is pretty cool.

Excellent selection great veggie options super bars and cafes