The coffee is so sweet and smooth you don't need to add sugar. They also serve fresh breads and jams on long communal tables inside. Sarah Kollmorgen.
When I was there, the sausage stand was to the right upon entering from near Southwark Cathedral also worth a peek-gorgeous! They're also conveniently edible with one hand, so you can peruse the rest of the market while snacking. I highly recommend going early Saturday morning to avoid excessive crowds, especially during tourist season. Glenn Miller. Yummy Borough Market is a must when in London. Shop, eat and hang out with the locals. Great produce, coffee, chips and local goods.
Nina Mehta. I stumbled upon it on my way to the Tate Modern museum. If you're on a similar route, I would highly recommend this area. Higher-end restaurants such as Roast and fish! Aubrey Dunnuck. Prepare to wait, lines often wind around the corner but generally move quickly.
If you're lucky a friendly employee will come round to offer a sample of their delightful drip coffee. Lattes and flat whites are strong and smooth with a faint but appealing funk. Order some bread and jam to score a spot at the cozy communal table.
Otherwise it's pretty much standing room only. Best to get your coffee to go and head into the market for some gourmet shopping. The chewy, spicy sausage is nicely complemented by bright pickled red peppers and a handful of fresh greens.
It's all wrapped up in a squishy, olive oil drizzled roll. You'll eat the whole thing in bites then be ready to brave the crowds inside the market. Even better, grab a sandwich then queue up at Monmouth Coffee for an excellent latte or flat white. The caffeine and protein will sustain some serious powershopping. The Brindisa stall is just to the left of the market's main entrance, Monmouth Coffee is directly across the street.
Nichole Pitts. Borough Market Want to pick up tasty items for a picnic or maybe a shirt or scarf? Check out this famous market right off London Bridge! Bobbi Lee Hitchon. A sense-ual tour of Borough Market Roasted duck sandwiches, wild boar and black truffle ravioli and freshly made chai, there is no better place in London to tour the tastes and smells of the city than Borough Market.
Somehow I always end up here on my days off. Yea…it definitely has to do with the last possibility mentioned. The food is that good and vendors that friendly. Dwiveck Custodio. I have a thing for markets. They give me a warm, cozy feeling; offer exotic foods; and tend to be cheap and colorful. Borough Market in London? Supermarkets started popping up everywhere and the independent traders of Borough began to suffer.
Hulki Okan Tabak. Nowadays you can head to Borough Market for everything from fresh bread to independent booze — chocolates, cheese, charcuterie, and more, much of which is sold by the producers themselves. Temptings serve Punjabi-inspired chutneys and pickles; Gastronomica import a whole range of Italian produce; and Jumi Cheese offer cheese from the Emmental region in Switzerland. Max van den Oetelaar. There are also a number of restaurants offering tables and chairs for great Mexican food El Pastor ; Spanish food Brindisa ; seafood Wright Brothers ; pasta Padella ; and more.
Oranges outside of Borough Market. Copyright: Mickey Lee Photography. Browse more than stalls filled with gourmet food, including delicious cheeses and beautiful patisseries at Borough Market.
About Feast on hot dishes from street food vendors and browse stalls heaped with fresh produce at this foodie paradise by London Bridge.
Borough Market opening times The market is open from Monday to Saturday, with the full market operating from Wednesday to Saturday.
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