The best farmers' markets in London

Buy direct from makers at this trader-owned market. Stalls span fresh pasta, cheeses and locally baked bread to kombucha, smoked salmon and plant-based picks, with samosas and burgers if you want a bite while you browse. It is lively, friendly and stacked with quality basics plus distinctive artisan treats. Right by Primrose Hill, it is a perfect stop for picnic supplies, and dogs are welcome.

Stroud Green Market delivers ethical, sustainable produce alongside quality street food and drinks. Stalls change each week, but you can count on cheeses and cured meats, fresh meat and fish, seasonal fruit and veg, bread and bakes and more. It is as much a social hub as a shop, with live music, kids' activities, and a regular bike repair workshop, plus covered and outdoor spots to linger.

For a compact, producer-only farmers' market with a friendly North London vibe, head to Tufnell Park Market. You are buying straight from small businesses, from Islington-grown microgreens to Kent fruit and veg and artisan cheeses from small dairies in the UK and Switzerland. Stock up on honey, fresh bread, eggs, meat, and seasonal produce, then refuel with street food like crêpes, cheese toasties, banh mi, or an ethically sourced coffee. It is small, but the buzz and quality make it a weekly favourite.

This small, bustling weekly market brings together award-winning local suppliers, making it a strong pick for fresh, quality produce. Shop fresh fruit and veg, baked goods, cheeses, seafood, and beer all in one stop. Whether you need kitchen staples or a treat, Putney Market delivers.

A visit to award-winning Brockley Market is now a ritual for many in South East London. Local traders are here retailing seasonal fresh produce ranging from fresh fish and seafood to tea and coffee, dairy products, and flowers. If it all makes you feel peckish, there are a variety of tempting street food stands.

Shop for fresh ingredients as well as mouthwatering street food when you visit High Street Kensington Farmers' Market. There's always a buzzy atmosphere here plus a wide array of products, including plenty of freshly caught fish and shellfish, seasonal fruit and vegetables, pies, fresh bread, game in season, free range and organic eggs and poultry, meat, preserves, flowers and much more. 

Visit Queens Park Farmers' Market to explore over 40 different stalls of varied but very tempting delicacies. This warm and family-friendly market often welcomes guest traders to keep things interesting and offer regulars a reason to pop by each week. Amongst the wares you'll find flowers, fruit, bread, and mushrooms. Prepared food like pies and pasta are also abounding. Since the market takes place on school grounds, they kindly ask no dogs be brought along.

One of London's largest farmers' markets, Marylebone is a top spot for seasonal produce and artisan food. On Sundays it fills with a friendly, lively buzz and dozens of stalls. Expect fruit, cheeses, honey, bread and cakes, fresh flowers, and even alcohol.

At award-winning Herne Hill Market you'll find around 50 stalls from independent traders. All the food is locally prepared and the crafts for sale are all made within 100 miles of the market. This is a one-stop-shop for everything from baked goods, cheeses, seafood, street food to clothes, jewellery and craft items. 

For a South London produce run, Horniman Market fills the museum gardens with seasonal fruit and veg, bread, cheese, and meat every Sunday. Guest traders add cakes, chocolates, and preserves, and there are crafts from jewellery to clothing. Come for the farm-fresh staples, stay for street food and a relaxed garden wander.

Growing Communities Farmers' Market in Stoke Newington is the only farmers' market in the UK to be 100% organic. Everything you see sold here is organic and sustainably-produced. A wide variety of traders sell products like exotic mushrooms, fruit, fish, meat, dairy produce, and chocolate. The vendors here offer top quality products with plenty of diversity.

This weekly Saturday market is made for filling your fridge, with farm-fresh produce, pristine shellfish and seafood, and a strong showing of cheese and charcuterie. It is ideal for provisioning for the week ahead, then sticking around to grab a bite and a drink while you browse. There are vendors from all about the world, including Mexican, Spanish and Indonesian street stalls lining the market. 

Alexandra Palace Farmers' Market switches between two locations around the iconic 'Ally Pally' park. It's a bustling market that's popular with local residents. The fresh food you'll find here includes Danish bread, cheese, bacon and sausages, and cookies and cakes. Street food is also available, with the likes of Turkish wraps, Brazilian dishes, and ice cream on offer.

Combine a walk on Hampstead Heath with some gourmet food by visiting Parliament Hill Farmers' Market. Running for more than a decade, this market focuses on top quality staple foods that'll elevate your cooking. Check out the bread and cakes, dairy produce, fruit and veg, and meat for sale here. Global street food is also on offer if you're peckish.

Set in a leafy square in Chelsea, Pimlico Road Farmers' Market is spacious and vibrant. You're welcome to bring your dog along. A wide range of stalls are part of this market, offering products like fish, meat, cheeses, chutneys, pies, and wine. Organic produce is also well-stocked at this market.

Taking place on Camberwell Green, Camberwell Farmers' Market is a bustling shopping destination with a community feel. The market is always searching for new vendors to expand what's on offer. Shop for fresh bread, herbs, and meat or explore the street food section. You'll also find a few craft and vintage stalls at this market.

You'll uncover a big choice of local, seasonal, and homemade products at Leytonstone Farmers' Market. This bustling market takes place every Sunday and you'll find some big names like The Dusty Knuckle Bakery. Amongst the products here you'll see honey, jams and preserves, dairy, seafood, and fruit and veg. If you're hungry whilst you look around, street food like samosas and Vietnamese dishes are readily available. 

A tight, quality‑first lineup of British growers and regenerative farms makes this a standout stop for fresh, chemical‑free produce. You also get a few excellent European cheesemongers, all super‑focused on provenance and peak freshness. Set on Bellenden Road at The Belham Primary School, this weekly market feels warmly community‑run with seating, live music, and a breezy SE15 crowd.

There's lots of history behind Chatsworth Road Market, which closed in 1990 and reopened 20 years later after local campaigning. Running on Sundays, there's a wide range of fresh food to discover here. Bread and pastries, artisan cheeses, coffee, and drinks are all available. You'll also see international street food and crafts.

Set in the grounds of a Georgian church, this award-winning Saturday market is a gem for buying straight from the producers. Expect proper farmers' fare, from some organic produce to fresh bread, olives, cheeses, and those prize-winning sausages. It sits opposite Oval tube, making it one of the easiest top markets to reach.

A standout for variety and quality, this award-winning, BBC-featured market earns its spot among London's best. Expect proper farm-fresh produce alongside artisan treats like honey, cheeses, locally brewed beers, fish, herbs, and classic preserves and chutneys. Come hungry too, the street food stalls make browsing even better.

Running since 1999, Notting Hill Farmers' Market is well-established in West London. Seasonal products are sold here, including some organic produce. You can expect fresh and dried meat, fish, cheese and dairy products, baked goods, honey, and flowers, with plenty of trend-led offerings like unpasteurised milk and cream from Hurdlebrook. Don't forget to grab a jar of local honey from Bee Friendly!

For a compact farmers' market in the heart of South Kensington, this street lineup delivers on freshness and flavour. Expect macarons, bread, pastries, and flowers alongside fruit and veg, cheese, and fish. Grab a sausage sandwich and wander the stalls while you stock up.

If you don't have time for a farmers' market at the weekend, head to Swiss Cottage Farmers' Market on a Wednesday instead. Fresh produce is sold here as well as street food that's ideal for a tasty lunch. Buy products like fruit, meat, bread, and cakes, or enjoy international street food dishes like Turkish pastries, French galettes, or East African samosas.

Shop for fresh produce and hot food prepared with local ingredients at Telegraph Hill Market. Set in a picturesque location amongst leafy trees, you'll find products like meat, eggs, bread, and fruit, as well as organic and vegan items. Whilst farm-fresh produce is the main attraction, this market also has some craft stalls.

Surbiton Farmers' Market takes place on every third Saturday of the month. This award-winning market is run by volunteers and showcases produce from approximately 26 different vendors. The atmosphere is friendly, there's often live music, and there's a strong community feel. Expect to see produce like fruit and veggies, meat, bread, cakes, and flowers.

Every Sunday Walthamstow Farmers' Market takes place in the heart of the area. This bustling market offers a variety of fresh produce and mouthwatering street food to fuel your browsing. You'll discover an eclectic array of traders selling things like milk, cheese, honey, fruit, vegetables, herbs, and organic produce.

Balham Farmers' Market earns its spot with seasonal, local produce and a lively, neighborly buzz. Expect organic and biodynamic picks from a broad mix of traders, including local beers, bread, cheese, game, fresh pasta, pesto, and fish. Grab an Ethiopian coffee while you browse and soak up the atmosphere.

Every weekend, Victoria Park turns into a bustling lakeside market, ideal for a weekly shop and a quick lunch. Stalls span flowers, street food, and natural wines, with live music keeping the vibe lively. Grab a coffee and something sweet, then perch by the water for prime people‑watching.

Running twice a month, Royal Arsenal Farmers' Market is a family-friendly market in Woolwich. This lively space offers fresh produce, street food, and craft items. There's plenty of hot food to enjoy on-site as you take it all in but you can also shop for things like bread and cookies, wine, and preserves.

A true local staple, this weekly market is all about seasonal produce from friendly, knowledgeable vendors. Fill your bag with cheese and dairy, fresh bread and cakes, jams and chutneys, game, and even a kick of chillies. You can pick up cut flowers and garden plants too, so it is perfect for stocking the fridge and brightening the home in one go.

Stepney Farmers' Market is held on actual farmland. Make the trip to Stepney City Farm on a Saturday and explore the great selection of stalls. What's available can vary each week but you can expect fruit and vegetables, cheese, eggs, bread and cakes, and meat and fish. Ready-to-eat food is sold too, plus artists and craftspeople are selling their work.

London's original farmers' market is still one of the liveliest. Back in the historic Chapel Market location (having moved briefly), it fills Sundays with stalls selling honey, seasonal fruit and veg, flowers, meat and fish, and excellent cheese. Come for proper producers, then top it off with a bite from the street food stands.

Every week Barnes Farmers' Market brings shoppers up to 30 stalls of fresh produce, including luxury, free-range, and organic items. Producers from around the country sell here. What's available each week might vary, but you can expect things like truffles, handmade pasta, craft beer, cheese, coffee, meat, fish, bread, and pies.

Shop direct from makers for quality produce at fair prices, including organic staples. Piled-high fruit and veg sit alongside cheeses, meat, and even oysters. Grab street food and a drink to enjoy on-site while live music keeps the vibe going. A Sunday favorite for stocking up and hanging out.