Seven Dials Market in Camden

Not too bad especially if you come before lunchtime. Otherwise it gets too busy

Great place in Central London, London prices but pretty decent... I would use again great atmosphere and great food options

Only come outside to sit on a bench for a minute to rest up and got hassled by a member of staff how said I need to buy a drink to be able to sit on a bench. Looked at the prices and instantly walked off. Something silly like £3 or £4 for a can of Pepsi.

Seven Dials Market is such a great place to visit if you love trying new food in a fun, laid-back setting. It’s right in the heart of Covent Garden, but still feels like a hidden gem. The whole space has a cool, modern feel - busy but not too crowded, with plenty of places to sit and enjoy your food. I had bao buns and they were absolutely beautiful. Soft and fluffy on the outside, with rich, tasty fillings inside. They were packed with flavour and really well made. You could tell care went into every bite, not just thrown together like some places. Easily one of the best things I’ve had in a London food market. There are so many other food options too, everything from noodles and burgers to vegan dishes, desserts, and drinks. It’s the kind of place where everyone in a group can find something they’ll enjoy. The staff were friendly, and the market was clean and well-organised. I also liked that you could order from different stalls and then find a spot to sit in the main area, it felt relaxed but not chaotic. Overall, Seven Dials Market is a top spot if you want amazing food in a fun indoor market setting. Whether you’re just passing through or planning a casual meet-up, it’s definitely worth stopping by.

Fantastic place with lots of food and drink outlets.

If you like quirky different cuisines, this is a good place to be. There are Columbian, nigerian food besides the regular. tried the vegan plantain tacos, was good 👍

What an epic experience at the seven dials market. This place is heaven for foodies.. had soo many dishes and drinks and ended up missing out on so many other epic food stalls. I would highly recommend visiting this place a couple of times a day or week to get to 80% of it. All the food stall are very well maintained and serve delicious out of this world food. Staff were helpful with recommendations and keeping decorum. Appreciate the efforts and the market.

Various food options, well-priced, and centrally located. A good option if you're near Piccadilly.

We found this place by chance whilst looking for somewhere to rest our legs and have a drink. We entered through cucumber alley where you will find various food stalls, all of which looked good. We found a table at a bar as we only wanted drinks. Prices were reasonable for London at £7.20 for a pint of lager and £10 for a cocktail. We noticed a very interesting food outlet that looked like Yo sushi but it was small plates of different cheeses. A great concept and we would definitely try it next time we are in that area. There is a lift to the lower level for people with mobility problems. All in all we found it a good experience and would recommend

Nice place with many options and seats available. There are also bathroom downstairs and photo opportunities. It also has a nice atmosphere and was not too crowded when we went there.

Really cool place with lots of interesting food outlets and a couple of bars

Nice atmosphere with great food choices 🍔

The best food i have eaten for a while, the gyozas and nachos were phenomenal, beware they only accept card

You will find something to enjoy here. There is so much choice. It looks like it might be too busy to find a seat but the pace is so quick, you won't need to wait long. Only a four out of five for atmosphere as it can be very loud. If you don't like loud music, it might not be somewhere where you will sit down to eat.

It's lively and bustling. There are a variety of shops so you won't get bored. The DJ plays music at a loud volume so it might not be the best place to have a relaxed conversation.

Pretty crowded on the weekend. People come and go pretty quick and we did manage to find a table and sat together. We are a group of 11 seniors and we just pick whatever we like as there are so many choices.

Nice little food hall with a good assortment of delicacies to choose from. The desserts alley was also nice, good selections from doughnuts, to ice creams and Japanese cakes.

I didn’t try the food. It’s a food hall with many different options. It’s a nice place to hang out and try different foods. It’s indoors and covered

Very nice atmosphere Worth to have a meal or a med day beer there

We discovered this wonderful food complex by walking around Covenant garden. I was pleasantly surprised how good the food was. Matcha ice cream was so good. This place particularly great looking in the evening when all the fairy lights are completely visible

Another one in a series of London fast food markets, if you're not hungry you can pass it in a few minutes. Be sure to visit Neil's yard when you're there...a small alley for great photos.

Arrived in London late on a Tuesday eve-was recommended this place as being a lovely place to visit with great food. The place is kind of an upmarket food hall, mostly independent food outlets. It was 9.30pm and a few of the stalls we tried to preset from were closing and not accepting orders. I opted for a dirty bagel and wasn’t disappointed (will review this too if I can) . We went to the bar to order drinks to be told it stopped serving at 10-that’s ok it’s 945. Barman wasn’t sure what ingredients were what, for the cocktails he was mixing and the frozen slush ones were disappointing. Just after 10 security started to try to get people to leave, maybe they wanted an early night but the place is advertised as open til 11pm. They weren’t the most friendliest either. So, bagel was nice but the whole experience was disappointing. Probably wouldn’t return when we come back to London

Large variety, finally somewhat affordable prices, not too lousy and even a nice place off to the side to sit and work

Great place for trying different food, main meals desserts drinks and snacks. Plenty of seating available. Can get busy on weekends. Great to meet a big group of friends family or after work drinks. Lift also available.

Seven Dials Market is the best option for lunch or dinner for the most fussy and indecisive eaters. It's a large place, made up of many food stalls of all kinds. You decide what you want to eat, they prepare it for you, and you sit wherever you want. They have plenty of tables and chairs, and it's covered and heated in winter. Downstairs, you'll also find restrooms, which are free and quite clean. We went there twice for lunch, trying the lamb wrap, hummus, and rose petal lemonade from Janarbeet restaurant; from Truffle Burger, we chose the Veggie Truffle Burger, the best veggie burger I've ever tried; from Bad Boy Soc, we tried the Margherita pizza, which was very tasty and had a rather large portion. One of my favorites to repeat when I return to London.

Nice place to visit when it’s not crowded. There is no air conditioning or ventilation, so be prepared to leave with a strong cooking smell on your clothes. I tried a Bun, a Pizza and Pad-Thai- it was okay-nothing particularly special.

Love the variety of food options here. It’s so much more lively and inviting than a normal food court. Some places can be a bit pricey but overall it was a nice place to stop and grab a bite to eat.

A place with a lot of atmosphere for breakfast until dinner. Highly recommended

International food lovers paradise

Seven Dials Market is a vibrant indoor food hall with amazing variety. From street food classics to global fusion dishes, there’s something for everyone. Great atmosphere, stylish decor, and perfect for a casual bite with friends.

Cleanliness could be little better But the vibe and food - really good Uzbeks Dumplings and Mi Chais chai is really good

Fab venue with live music, various food outlets and bars. Great vibe

Well designed food court, great atmosphere. Not cheap for a food court, but good price for a central London location.

A great food market! A lot of variety in options. Seating was easy for us to find at 3pm on a Saturday with two people and a pram. Great food!

Great food selection. Busy and a little pricey but it’s Covent Garden what do you expect

Really nice place to eat and drink. Great selection of food and drink and plenty of seating. Enjoyable and sociable atmosphere.

Great food options! It gets a bit crowded during peak meal times so get there early to find seating or sit outside

Great atmosphere. But food is just tooo over priced. I’d go to better restaurants which served quality food instead.

Food court with different cuisines.

Food great, policy gross and outdated. No dogs? In 2025? But children on scooters are okay? Way to alienate your target market.

Great variety of food with amazing flavors! Service was quick and friendly. The atmosphere was lively, though a bit crowded at times. Definitely worth a visit for a fun and tasty experience.

WHERE IS THE FLAMES ON MY DRINK?

Everyone will find something to eat here. Prices are fair. The combo deals are recommended.

Good vibes and good food. Busy as usual. Love coming back here. I'd definitely recommend when you visit London to try this place.

There is a very bad smell. The food variety is very good and of high quality.

Crowded and noisy but if you like a different experience

Great setting, plenty to pick from.

Not a market. It's a food court like in a shopping mall. It's factory fastfood only, nothing homemade.

This was such a nice market! So many options and tik-tok viral options here! Definitely better than the Victoria market halls!

Amazing place! A lot of food options! Worth visiting!

Very nice, had Nigerian food and sat outside as it was a sunny day.

Extremely busy but worth it. So many fun food choices!

Vibrant atmosphere, nice cocktails, and a DJ to. Enjoyed it.

Everything you ever wanted to eat in one place ... go there if you are hungry!

Ideal market to have a drink. It was very busy, but we had no problem sitting and eating leisurely. We chose Arnabeet's Syrian food, and both the service and the food were perfect.

There are many different small food stalls, so a food court. We couldn't try everything but my pulled pork bagel was awesome! There was a live DJ and various drinks were also provided. A food spectacle!

Loud volume, difficult to talk. But lively and fun place that was worth a visit. The burgers were good but not smashed, fries with skin were good.

A cute food court, it wasn't too crowded, there are all kinds of different stalls and cramped seating, I didn't eat unusual foods... pretty standard, we ate at the Syrian restaurant, where it was very tasty, very average tacos, and a nice pizza, worth a visit if you're in the area

Cool market with lots of vendors (mostly restaurants) but also with pretty tight integration, i.e. there are waiters even in the common seating area, all the name boards share a common style, basically any food is tasty. I can recommend the pizza, especially with the Notorious P.I.G. with hot honey. The place is overcrowded, it's not easy finding a spot for more people and there are no free sockets for charging your phone, however, you can rent a power bank at the entry (58p per 30 minutes). Pretty cool to grab a bite and rest for half an hour.

Staff that work for the building (not the businesses) are unprofessional & rude. They forgot to charge me for my drink at the cocktail bar which I was unaware about and then made a big issue about it. Extremely uncomfortable

Most of the food stalls here predominantly serve Halal meat. There are very few options for non-Muslims. It feels discriminatory to not be presented with normal meat options. Unless you are happy eating meat slaughtered and blessed in an Islamic ceremony, I would encourage you to eat elsewhere.

Nice atmospheric although it is too crowded

Quite busy but the food I had was great! Definitely recommend the manti’s

Busy! Expect to work hard to grab a good seat at peak times

Want cheese? They got cheese. Want burgers? Got 'em. Want something you never heard of--3-d printed meat? Mango pie? They've got it. Great atmosphere, lots of choices, and they'll even bring you your drinks.

Fantastic selection of cuisines and reasonable prices - good for a pit stop or lunch!

Nice atmosphere but has an overwhelming powerful stench of truffle burgers

The cuisine, the atmosphere and the service are top notch, you have a varied choice of food stalls, it’s truly crazy

Covered market with many delicacies, various types of restaurants. Bathrooms present, clean and free

Really busy but the food was great and the cocktails were worth the wait.

I had the Mac and Cheese with crispy onions and gherkins. Would recommend!

We tried Little Pudding and the dumpling place. Both delicious.

So much choice and the food is better than any restaurant I have ever been to.

If you want to try something different, they have the first cheese sushi train. A fun idea.

Concept is great, but way too stuffy and hot. Feels like a big food hall and the intensity of the various smells is somewhat overwhelming. Otherwise, a cool place for a casual bite. Lots of options for different cuisines.

The most unfriendly place in London. Don't you dare touch a table before you've purchased anything... Definitely do not buy humble crumble before coming in here for mains and drinks, you'll be badgered by security until you leave

A huge market dedicated to food. You can eat anything from pizza to oriental or African recipes

Good vibes, so many different food choices, good location!

Beautiful place for food and shopping

Nice place where you can eat different things, good atmosphere,

Seven D's market spread over two floors of round the world cuisine from extra large Pizza slices my girl friend wouldn't share to tacos, burgers, Thai, Nigerian and vegetarian options. (Other food types available too many to recall) A relatively large eating area and two minutes brisk walk from Covent Garden. A breathing space from the bustle and good place to chew the cud...

I tried Syrian cuisine, but they gave a mixture of things in the same dish drowned in sauces and spices! Horrible also they had lost our order and we waited for over half an hour. I don't recommend

Good food options and revolving pop-ups upstairs, but difficult to find a spot downstairs at busy times.

Great place for food and drinks after a day of exploring London

Great market with lots of options! It's very hustle & bustle in here however so don't come if you're expecting a quieter relaxed time, it's more of a busy vibe. But we enjoyed it

Nice and cozy shops with full of foods

Average in price. There is food for every taste.

Great place to go for many different options. It wasn’t too crowded to get a table on Easter Monday at 6pm! Water stations are useful and the service was friendly. It wasn’t too loud in the corner but some areas were a bit more chaotic. They have options for everyone - vegan, vegetarian, etc. They have a few dessert places which seemed nice. Great for casual food with a buzzing atmosphere - an ideal dinner or lunch option in the area.

I had the vegetarian option from Jollof Mama which was delicious.

Very busy food was very expensive for what it was! £11 for a bowl of rice and chicken is excessive in my opinion ! Chai latte was not the best in London either mine is better

I was supposed to meet friends here at 12. I arrived early and sat on a seat waiting for my friends to order at 11.46. At 11.47 an annoyed waitress came asking me to order. Wow! I left and now I am heading somewhere else to have lunch IN PEACE with my friends. Btw the music was too loud and the hall stank

£13 a cocktail and he did 50ml tequila and 20ml orange liquor and zero agave (which they charge 50p extra for lol) for two margaritas... Half a cup each for £26.

Drink food music atmosphere And even an excellent little pudding with a big dose of crème Anglaise is possible at any time!

You can do that...good selection, prices okay, but a bit too crowded.

Jollof mama. Good Nigerian food 👌🏾

I always find it a bit daunting finding food places in central London that have space at last minute (without queues) & pleases everyone. This place has fixed this problem for me. Main (& massively unexpected) bonus was that range of options was much more interesting than similar places we've visited & rather than food on the go being the usual endurance test, I actually would like to go back.

Did the Cheese Conveyor thing. Very fun¡

It’s a market for food. There are many different stalls and restaurants and nice music atmosphere.

It was a strange experience: they took away my plate of food when I only had half of it. I got up to get more food and it was clear I wasn't finished. A girl walked by and removed the plate, which was next to the drink, without asking and before my family noticed. Apparently it didn't have any badge on it, so it was probably stolen and not someone from the staff. In any case, disqualifying foul.

Lovely authentic food, but my partner’s order took AGES (20 mins wait after me, and I’d ordered after him!) Good luck finding a table! Seating leaves a lot to be desired. It’s every man / woman for themselves!!!