This man rocks my world…read more I've quite inadvertently started setting him challenges which have included: "Mark, I want a hare." "Mark, I want a box full of angry crayfish" "Mark, I want something for dinner but I don't know what. Be a good chap and get me something tasty?" "Mark, I want foie gras. Not cheap sh*tty stuff in a jar, I want big hunks of liver." "Mark, I'm redecorating my flat and want some wine boxes because I'm a little bit boho and I can't afford shelves at the moment because I spend all my money on foie gras." He must hate me by now, but he always delivers (quite literally...) Plus the girls in the office all fancy him.

LOVE this dude. Seriously. London was crying out for something like this. Because really, we're all…read morelazy. We want the fresh seafood, but are we willing to get up at 3am for it? Nope. I live pretty near Billingsgate. Have done for about 8 years. I've been once. I went for an article I was writing and had a great time (met a fisherman who hated fish - go figure), but once was enough for me. I do not do well with 6am starts. And the last thing I feel like pre-coffee is buying seafood. But I like cooking. I like making tasty things. I like having fresh food that didn't cost the earth in the supermarket (although my local fishmonger is also awesome). I basically want all the good stuff, delivered to my door. Marky Market does that. Not just to your door, but to your office too. I live so close to Billingsgate that I'd have had a very early wake-up call (Mark starts his day at 2:30 am - I'm not even asleep by then a lot of the time). So Qype laughed at me when I got half a kilo of samphire delivered to their office. I made tasty salads with crayfish for a party, everyone was impressed. Even shared some in the pub with some other Qypers. They were happy too. I'll use Marky Market for any special occasion. If you don't like early starts and you like tasty food, you should too.

On a recent leisure visit in London, I found myself indulging in some delights at Borough Market…read more Passing through I found Turnips Greengrocer my favourite. the Chocolate strawberries are literally to die for. Left me with a smile for the remainder of the day. Only negative and this isn't the fault of Turnips themselves was that on the day I went along, I found it really crowded and no real organization about it all. Felt chaotic. BUT I did choose to go during the summer holiday time so kinda my fault. I'd recommend it all in all. Good place to go on a day in London

I came here in the summer of 2023 and returned in the winter time of 2026. There are such a good…read morecombination of vendors with a variety of things to sell from fresh food, hot food, spices, sweets, snacks, drinks and more. One of my favorite places had a Health smoothie, but was also serving hot teas. It was a tough choice to choose between the two. As a tourist and lended, I wish I could pick up more things to take back as well, but I would need a suitcase for all of that. Whenever I return to London, I'll be making a visit here again!

Marylebone Farmers' Market is an adorable Farmers Market that goes down Grotto Passage…read more I loved that we stopped into Ginger Pig while it was going on because it meant there was seating out front to have our sausage rolls, but we also picked up and extremely sour pink lemonade from one of the gelato vendors. It was fairly small, but could have used some extra water to cut the lemon, so we weren't mad it was on the tiny side. The passage itself had enough space to comfortably walk down and we loved checking out the different higher-end vendors and their wares. Overall I'd definitely recommend dropping by if you're in the area.

An adorable street market, we caught the tail end on our Sunday in London, after walking back from…read morethe Camden Market. Lee had the most amazing treat...Scallops freshly grilled placed in a Scallop Shell atop of mushy peas... We were in the neighborhood on our way to the London Old Operating Theater. High end Farmers Market along a few streets vs a square. Definably recommended if you have an hour and are nearby on a Sunday, and yes, we did sit in the adjacent Paddington Street Gardens, enjoying the scallops & mushy peas on a park bench.

This is a self check out only grocery store. They have a great candy aisle with items that we had…read morenot seen back in the states. And they're all delicious!

This location doesn't open until 11 on Sundays. Thats right folks ELEVEN! Gosh forbid someone wants…read moresome breakfast or something. Once I found that out I will no longer shop here. I'm not going to support a business too lazy to be open early. ALSO they close at 1700!! Yes folks SEVENTEEN HUNDRED (or FIVE for you civilians). Luckily there's another Sainsburys just up the road open normal hours.

Japan Centre is an unique visit for any Japanese culture and cuisine enthusiast in London (was…read moresurprised to find it). This emporium feels like a slice of Tokyo, offering a massive selection of authentic groceries, specialty ingredients, and even unique kitchenware and stationery that you won't find in a standard supermarket. The variety of ready-to-eat options is impressive--from fresh sushi and bento boxes to delicious matcha croissants and mochi doughnuts. It's a great spot to grab a quick, lunch or pick up high-quality snacks and pantry staples. Whether you're there to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and frequent cultural events, it's a fantastic experience in the heart of Leicester Square!

Although I didn't go to the main area, wanted to share my experience at Tokyo Onigiri which is on…read morethe corner and ground floor of this center. It's a small and efficient space that specializes in freshly made onigiri. There's a small bar counter to sit and face the street but it's easy to grab and go also. They have a machine to help dispense and sell cold Japanese drinks as well! I got multiple onigiri and ordering was quick and so was the service.

The food at Wright Brothers is good with okay value, but the environment is great…read more The thing everyone talks about is the £1 oyster happy hour, which is a great deal. I do have to say though, the oysters were far from the best I've had, as they were quite small and not very flavorful. Brixham cod (£30)- Pretty good and went well with the peas and crushed potatoes, but I don't think the portion size was really worth the price. Shrimp burger (£22)- Similar story to the cod, decent but not really worth the cost. I also tried 2 of the "lo and no" drinks (a fruity one and the virgin mojito), which were both quite good. The best part of this place is the nice location right by the River Thames and the Battersea Power Station, especially on a nice weather day. They have a nice outdoor seating area as well as a pleasant indoor space. The staff are friendly and attentive and the service speed is decent. Overall, while I do think Wright Brothers is slightly overpriced, I would be willing to pay the price if I can enjoy the nice weather and happen to be in the area.

I was craving sea food and was in this neighbourhood. I have been to several Wright Brothers in…read moreLondon and I had never been disappointed before. However after ordering their biggest seafood platter (1 each) and fries, we left with a bill of £200 and we were still hungry. I was not impressed with how little was on the platter. The restaurant is in a nice location and it was pretty busy when we went. Service was barely there and making comments whilst looking at the customers - I was pretty shocked as it is such a contrast to the Borough and Kingley Court locations. I would definitely not recommend this location.

Tachbrook Street Market is a neat and small food and grocery market along a pedestrian-only street…read morein Pimlico. I came on a Saturday at lunchtime and there were two stalls offering lunch takeaway (I tried the Thai stall, which was good) and a couple of grocers with fresh meat and produce. Compared to other street markets, Tachbrook is quite small and doesn't have much to offer. But it was fun to stumble across, and hopefully it grows!

I love buying fresh fruit and veg at the market, and this one is easy walking distance for me, and…read moreclose enough to other shops (Tesco, Sainsbury's market, Rippon Cheese and a fab Italian grocery shop) to pick up anything else my cooking session requires. There's a great fruit and veg stall selling a huge variety of in season fruit and veg. And not just your bog standard stuff like iceberg lettuce. He's got lambs lettuce, rocket and spinach too! He'll tell you if the fruit is ready to eat or needs ripening so you don't waste your money. I managed to get a huuuuuge mango and i haven't seen any in my local supermarket. I did quite a geeky thing the other day and compared his prices to Tesco's and he came up slightly cheaper on all products! But there's not just fruit and veg at this market, oh no! There's not one but 2 fresh seafood stalls! And permanent businesses on the street include a butchers and bakers. There's also a few stalls doing takeaway food, including curry. Mmmm... an all round winner.

You can't come to London and not have fish and chips in my opinion. We had reservations to another…read moreplace but this place was closer and had good reviews so off we went. The people were so nice which was welcoming. But let's get to the food and drinks. That martini I had was some good. I should have gotten another round. The fish was good for what I think London fish and chips should be. It surely was a hefty portion size. The shrimp appetizer was also good but I do wish they used fresh shrimp. Either way, I would recommend this place to anyone that may ask me for a good spot.

This is a cute little restaurant. There's a Fish Bar, which is part of the restaurant, that has…read morequick choices when you're on the go. The waiter took our order quickly and the food came out very fast. We had Seabass and Haddock with chips and mushy peas. We specifically asked for crispy fries/chips because most restaurants seem to serve flimsy ones. It was all delicious, but I think I prefer the Seabass. I highly recommend Seafresh!

The Moxon's in South Ken is fairly new and I'm so happy they've opened here. It's a traditional…read morefishmongers with a generous choice of super-fresh seafood that is received daily and piled high on stacks of crushed ice. The fishmongers are really helpful, telling you all about the new shiny catches that they have in, how best to cook them and I've even had wines recommend to me. They'll fillet whole fish for you and do all the yucky bits so all that's left for you is the cooking. The seafood here is of such a high quality that you won't need much but a few herbs to flavour it. I last bough some roe scallops, which were mouth wateringly good. Moxon's is also just near the tube, perfect for popping into for fish that you want to cook that evening.

Moxon's is a traditionally styled fishmongers close to South Kensington tube. They're a really…read morefriendly and helpful bunch who seem to know everything about everything about fish. They sell a great varied selection of fresh fish. They sell some interesting ingredients (various herbs, spices and butters) to cook with your fish if you want to experiment and try something different or you're new to cooking fresh fish. They also give you advice on the best way to cook the fish you're buying and they'll fillet it for you on request. It's a lovely fish mongers with great quality fish offering a knowledgeable and helpful service. It's more exensive than your local supermarket but the the difference in quality is obvious in taste and service.

This tiny hole in the wall is packed: with local diners and also with Authentic Flavor. Overall…read moregreat, with one very minor quibble. Sorry we could not order more: we loved the pork fried rice (perfect bite to the rice), the steamed dumplings (piping hot and delicious), the beef tendon noodle soup (the broth, the so soft beef, the egg noodles, all perfection). The hot and sour soup, my measure of an excellent chinese restaurant? Very spicy, at the edge of my comfort, a nice consistency, a great mix of tasty ingredients: egg, pork, wood ear, bamboo: well balanced. And then: is that Tabasco generating some of the heat? Odd. Don't get me wrong, I'll have this again, but that was the only 'tasting note' that was not straight up authentic. Attentive service. Overall loved this place.

Found this place off TikTok. The owners really cool :)! The…read morehandmade dumplings live up to the hype, super delicious and fresh. They're made on the spot in the front. The chicken fried rice was amazing, perfectly salted. The chicken wings I think could be a little crispier but otherwise it tasted good. Waiters were really attentive and it didn't take long for our food to arrive. There's not much seating inside so we happened to get there at the right time. I would recommend making a reservation off Google/Apple Maps!