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Maltby Street Food Market

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1 review of Maltby Street Food Market

Excellent Street Food Market in London

The Maltby Street Market (also known as the Ropewalk) is one of London’s newer street markets located in a quiet area along the train tracks about a 15-minute walk from the Tower of London. Maltby Street runs along an elevated railway built on a sort of raised platform supported by large arches traditionally used for storage or as trade shops. Today, the space beneath these arches is home to pop-up eateries, craft providers, and street food vendors hawking everything from gourmet Scotch eggs to craft beer (and even craft mead!) and cured Spanish ham. It’s not the biggest food market in London by a long shot, but it’s also not the most crowded and the recycled railway arches give it a really cool DIY feel.


Some of the best stands to check out are African Volcano, which serves Mozambique-style piri-piri chicken and a selection of classics like burgers; Little Bird Gin, a local gin distillery which makes some mean Bloody Mary's; the Phatbreads artisan bakery; Maltby & Greek serving products straight from the Eastern Mediterranean; Market Gourmet for oysters and champagne; and finally Tosnells London Mead for a truly eye-opening glass of craft mead.

The market is open from 9:00am – 4:00pm on Saturdays and 11:00am – 4:00pm on Sundays. I couldn’t recommend it more!
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