Is Spitalfield market open every day?

Yes, Spitalfields Market open every day of the week, offering various stalls and food, though specific hours differ between weekdays and weekends, and individual shops/restaurants have their own schedules, with the main market generally operating from mid-morning to early evening.

Is Spitalfield market on every day?

Spitalfields Market is open every day of the week, Mon-Fri 08:00-23:00 and Sat-Sun 9:00-23:00, however, please check individual shops and market stalls that may have varied opening hours. For the Market Traders, Arts Market and Saturday Style Market opening times, head to the dedicated opening times page here.

What day to visit Spitalfields Market?

WHEN TO VISIT? The market is open every day and can have anywhere up to 110 stalls on its busiest days. Weekends are usually the busiest, but there is something different happening on most days.

What shops are at Spitalfields Market?

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• Alfi.
• Players Social.
• Brother Marcus.
• The Grocer.
• The Acai Girls.
• Arabica.
• Food Trucks.
• Galvin La Chapelle.

What are the best days to go to the market?

The best day of the week to get the best selection is Wednesday, specifically during the afternoons. By then, Tuesday night's deliveries should be fully restocked on shelves, so you'll have dibs on the freshest goods before the hungry after-work crowd arrives.

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What to buy at Spitalfields Market?

London's oldest market

Spitalfields Traders Market can have anywhere up to 110 stalls on its busiest days. An eclectic offering of hand-made t-shirts, fine jewellery and even dog clothes ensures there is something for everyone's taste and budget.

Can you haggle at Spitalfields Market?

One of the largest indoor markets in the city, it is spread across an expansive square marketplace and has sections for fashion, arts and crafts and food. Haggle with stall owners for well-priced clothes, souvenirs and culinary treats.

What is the difference between Spitalfields Market and Old Spitalfields Market?

Spitalfields Market and Old Spitalfields Market are essentially the same vibrant destination in London's East End, though sometimes considered slightly different sections – Old Spitalfields Market refers to the historic Victorian covered market hall (focusing on antiques, vintage, crafts on certain days), while "Spitalfields Market" often encompasses the broader area including modern shops, food stalls, and pop-ups around the original structure, with both offering diverse shopping, dining, and events, especially busy on weekends. 

Is there food at Spitalfields Market?

If you're in the mood for something different and delicious, Spitalfields Market serves up some of the best street food and restaurants in East London. From global street bites on Lamb Street to buzzy bars and family-friendly dining, there's always something new to try.

What is there to do around Spitalfields Market?

6 Things to Do in Spitalfields, London this-winter

• Explore Old Spitalfields Market. ...
• Explore London's Street Art in East London. ...
• Visit Christ Church Spitalfields. ...
• Step Back in Time at Dennis Severs' House. ...
• Discover Contemporary Art at Whitechapel Gallery. ...
• Warm up with Dilchad.

What days are the vintage markets in Spitalfields?

Old Spitalfields Market is open 7 days a week from 8am on Thursdays and from 10am the rest of the week. On Wednesdays, the Urban Makers Collective displays handmade designs. Every Thursday is the antique and vintage market, where you can pick up rare vinyl, every first and second Friday of the month.

Is Spitalfields good for shopping?

Spitalfields offers a mix of independent boutiques, exciting retail pop-ups and well-known brands, perfect for gifting, fashion finds and beauty essentials.

Where is the cheapest place to shop in London?

The best places to shop in London on a budget

• Portobello Road Market – London's world famous market road. ...
• Old Spitalfields Market. ...
• Borough Market. ...
• Greenwich Market. ...
• London Vintage Bargains. ...
• London Trendy Charity Shops. ...
• How to keep your outgoings low. ...
• To Summarise. Shopping in London on a budget needn't be scary.

What's the best souvenir to get from London?

20 Unique London Souvenir Ideas You'll Actually Love

• Custom Hat from Lock & Co Hatters.
• Leather Goods.
• Paddington Bear gifts.
• Art Prints from the V&A Museum.
• Double Decker Bus Money Box.
• Tower Bridge Opening Model.
• Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Mode.
• Royal Wedding Commemorative Items.

Why are there elephants at Spitalfields Market?

A powerful public art installation in London's Spitalfields celebrating elephants and coexistence, the Herd of Hope is a moving tribute to Africa's elephants and the urgent conservation work needed to secure their future.

What is the most prestigious shopping street in London?

New Bond Street in Mayfair is the most expensive shopping street in London. Though the street is commonly known as Bond Street, the road is split into New Bond Street and Old Bond Street. The New Bond Street section has the highest concentration of luxury shops in London.

What is the most expensive shopping mall in the UK?

There isn't one single "most expensive" mall, but London's New Bond Street is often cited as the UK's priciest retail location by rent, while Harrods (Knightsbridge) is the quintessential luxury department store and Westfield London is the largest shopping centre, offering both high-street and luxury options, but Bond Street leads for sheer luxury price point. 

What city is good for shopping in the UK?

London. Shopping in London needs no introduction, it's not just one of the best cities for shopping in the UK, but one of the best in the world. Visiting all the retail spots in London will take a while, so if you're short on time, it's best to plan your trip.

What is the busiest shopping street in the UK?

Oxford Street is a busy shopping street in the West End of London. It spans 1.2 miles long and houses many of the biggest names in UK retail, with many independent outlets tucked away down quiet side streets and alleyways.