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I'm amazed by the amount of food markets there are in London. I found this place because it was walking distance from my hotel. There were a lot of people - I'm not surprised since it was on a Saturday afternoon. There is a downstairs area too where the bathroom is located. I got Syrian food for the first time and I really enjoyed it! It was a chicken and rice bowl. There were pita chips at the bottom. It was flavorful and filling.
I love a good food hall; I went here for lunch today and loved all the available options. It wasn't too packed, so we were easily about to grab seats for four, without feeling crowded. My younger brother devoured a slice of cheese pizza - he is easily satisfied. My dad and I shared the Lunch Set from Yum Bun, and tacos and empanadas from Los Gordos. Yum Bun was delicious! We tried the chicken and pork bao buns, the duck gyoza, and the flavorful, but light rainbow slaw. Everything was truly delicious. From Los Gordos, we had cheese empanadas, which were decadant and oozing cheese, and brisket tacos, which were packed with flavor and ingredients. I love that you can order drinks via QR code and they are delivered to the table! After lunch, my younger brother and I tried ice cream from the soft serve location - he got a standard cone with vanilla and I tried their apple pie flavored sundae. Both were delicious in this UK heatwave!
Seven Dials Market food hall is a fun lunch destination for a group, because everyone can get what they want OR you can all try different spots and eat family style. My husband had the Kolkati stand (lamb roll, fries, and wings), and I had vegan Uzbek Dumplings. You can find food and drinks from so many different countries and cultures here, so if you're not sure what you want, just walk around once and then you'll be torn between multiple options. If you are vegetarian or vegan, you will find plenty of options. We visited on a weekday and an off hour in the afternoon, and seating was still hard to find. If you want to do the cheese conveyor belt, you should definitely reserve that in advance as it was full when we were there.
We came in on Saturday night with 4 people. Pretty busy but able to find a spot after a few minutes of looking. This is a really fun spot with live music and lots of food vendors with high quality food. You can also order drinks from the table with a QR code and have them delivered. The quality of the food to price seemed fair for London. We tried an Italian place for pasta (kids) and they loved it. The partner and I tried a Thai place and found it to be above average as well. Overall, a really good experience that I would recommend.
Fun food hall located in Covent Garden! There's a wide variety of food to choose from pizza to burgers to Indian and desserts of course. I only got one item from the Indian restaurant, a paneer Kati roll that's costed 12.5£ (~$16.70), which was very pricey in my opinion. I was expecting more than what I received. It was a bit smaller than I was expecting and the flavors didn't wow me. The paneer tasted bland and I wish it was marinated with more spices or marinated longer. I wish I would've chosen something else for the price. The hall itself is nice and there's plenty of seating available and free water stations.
Visiting Seven Dials Market is what every food court concept should be. Two floors, two full bars, every kind of international food imaginable!!! Watch for: - Syrian deliciousness - a fun conveyor belt of cheese - so many food stalls But... - likely hard to find a table. It was BUSY. - if you'd like a reservation, make it early!
The Seven Dials area is really neat with the actual food market and lots of shopping nearby. We were walking around and thought we'd stop by the market to look at what food options were available. It doesn't appear too big from the outside, but between the banana warehouse and cucumber alley, there are lots of options to pick from. There's a good amount of seating available downstairs. Grab yourself quick bite, hearty lunch, or a treat, and enjoy!
ials Market is a busy and bustling food court in London's Covent Garden. This market, housed in a historic 19th-century warehouse, is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a wide variety of food and drink options. Seven Dials Market combines a variety of culinary delights under one roof. Seven Dials Market's interior is both contemporary and inviting, with an open floor plan that fosters a collaborative and energetic feel. Long communal tables and benches encourage socializing, making it ideal for both groups and individuals.In addition to the culinary options, there are many bars within the market providing artisan beers, drinks, and an enormous selection of wines, making it a fantastic destination. I decided to eat at Jollof Mama, which serves a variety of meals that highlight the rich flavors and spices of West African cuisine. The menu includes traditional foods including plantain, chicken suya, and goat curry, as well as the legendary Jollof rice, which is cooked with tomatoes, onions, and a spice combination. Jollof Mama's menu is aimed to give customers a true sense of West African street food, with an emphasis on fresh ingredients and robust tastes. I ordered the Suya Beef with Jollof Rice. The dish was tasty and aromatic, showcasing West Africa's rich culinary traditions. Suya is a popular West African street snack made from skewered and grilled meat, usually beef, marinated in "suya spice." The beef is grilled to perfection, yielding delicate, juicy slices with a delightfully browned surface. It is paired with Jollof rice, another popular West African meal. Jollof rice is colorful; it is frequently imbued with a deep crimson tint from tomatoes and is both savory and mildly sweet, with a hint of fire from the spices. Suya Beef and Jollof Rice work well together since they have similar textures and flavors. It's an excellent alternative for people wishing to sample the robust and adventurous flavors of West African food in Seven Dials Market.
We were visiting family and they brought us to Seven Dials Market. We absolutely loved it, there are so many options for food and everything that I tried I thought was delicious. There's a bar with some good cocktails as well, and the vibes were fun and bustling! It's a little bit of a challenge finding a spot to sit but we were able to snag a table and it was smooth sailing from there!
If your a foodie and your in London and you DON'T go here? Don't call yourself a foodie lol. If you've ever been to NYC in the summer time and visited smorgasburg, this is smorgasburg. Soooo many food options here. I loved the variety of food here. After doing a lap I settled for a chchicken kati roll and it was delicious. I must say though it did take atleast 10 minutes to get my food. On a Saturday the service can be slow since it's so busy. Also if you come on a Saturday or Sunday ymir probably going to have trouble getting a seat to eat. Plan ahead.
While visiting central London, we visited this market a couple of times. Think of it like the Garage Food Hall in downtown Indy but a little smaller. They have multiple food vendors to choose from - we personally sampled food the Cheese Bar, the Korean food place and the Indian food stall. I can't remember their actual names but we did not have a bad experience at all. The service received from vendors were good and most of all, I think price for food was reasonable considering the rate of currency exchange between US dollars and English pounds. Check them out if you ever find yourself in the neighborhood.
I'm amazed by the amount of food markets there are in London. I found this place because it was walking distance from my hotel. There were a lot of people - I'm not surprised since it was on a Saturday afternoon. There is a downstairs area too where the bathroom is located. I got Syrian food for the first time and I really enjoyed it! It was a chicken and rice bowl. There were pita chips at the bottom. It was flavorful and filling. read more
1 year ago
I love a good food hall; I went here for lunch today and loved all the available options. It wasn't too packed, so we were easily about to grab seats for four, without feeling crowded. My younger brother devoured a slice of cheese pizza - he is easily satisfied. My dad and I shared the Lunch Set from Yum Bun, and tacos and empanadas from Los Gordos. Yum Bun was delicious! We tried the chicken and pork bao buns, the duck gyoza, and the flavorful, but light rainbow slaw. Everything was truly delicious. From Los Gordos, we had cheese empanadas, which were decadant and oozing cheese, and brisket tacos, which were packed with flavor and ingredients. I love that you can order drinks via QR code and they are delivered to the table! After lunch, my younger brother and I tried ice cream from the soft serve location - he got a standard cone with vanilla and I tried their apple pie flavored sundae. Both were delicious in this UK heatwave! read more
1 year ago
Seven Dials Market food hall is a fun lunch destination for a group, because everyone can get what they want OR you can all try different spots and eat family style. My husband had the Kolkati stand (lamb roll, fries, and wings), and I had vegan Uzbek Dumplings. You can find food and drinks from so many different countries and cultures here, so if you're not sure what you want, just walk around once and then you'll be torn between multiple options. If you are vegetarian or vegan, you will find plenty of options. We visited on a weekday and an off hour in the afternoon, and seating was still hard to find. If you want to do the cheese conveyor belt, you should definitely reserve that in advance as it was full when we were there. read more
We came in on Saturday night with 4 people. Pretty busy but able to find a spot after a few minutes of looking. This is a really fun spot with live music and lots of food vendors with high quality food. You can also order drinks from the table with a QR code and have them delivered. The quality of the food to price seemed fair for London. We tried an Italian place for pasta (kids) and they loved it. The partner and I tried a Thai place and found it to be above average as well. Overall, a really good experience that I would recommend. read more
Fun food hall located in Covent Garden! There's a wide variety of food to choose from pizza to burgers to Indian and desserts of course. I only got one item from the Indian restaurant, a paneer Kati roll that's costed 12.5£ (~$16.70), which was very pricey in my opinion. I was expecting more than what I received. It was a bit smaller than I was expecting and the flavors didn't wow me. The paneer tasted bland and I wish it was marinated with more spices or marinated longer. I wish I would've chosen something else for the price. The hall itself is nice and there's plenty of seating available and free water stations. read more
Visiting Seven Dials Market is what every food court concept should be. Two floors, two full bars, every kind of international food imaginable!!! Watch for: - Syrian deliciousness - a fun conveyor belt of cheese - so many food stalls But... - likely hard to find a table. It was BUSY. - if you'd like a reservation, make it early! read more
The Seven Dials area is really neat with the actual food market and lots of shopping nearby. We were walking around and thought we'd stop by the market to look at what food options were available. It doesn't appear too big from the outside, but between the banana warehouse and cucumber alley, there are lots of options to pick from. There's a good amount of seating available downstairs. Grab yourself quick bite, hearty lunch, or a treat, and enjoy! read more
Multiple floors, and multiple options with a decent amount of seating. Clean market with plenty of options if you're hungry for a full meal or a snack or just a dessert. Tried a few things including Indian chai and a sandwich and donut, everything was good. read more
ials Market is a busy and bustling food court in London's Covent Garden. This market, housed in a historic 19th-century warehouse, is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a wide variety of food and drink options. Seven Dials Market combines a variety of culinary delights under one roof. Seven Dials Market's interior is both contemporary and inviting, with an open floor plan that fosters a collaborative and energetic feel. Long communal tables and benches encourage socializing, making it ideal for both groups and individuals.In addition to the culinary options, there are many bars within the market providing artisan beers, drinks, and an enormous selection of wines, making it a fantastic destination. I decided to eat at Jollof Mama, which serves a variety of meals that highlight the rich flavors and spices of West African cuisine. The menu includes traditional foods including plantain, chicken suya, and goat curry, as well as the legendary Jollof rice, which is cooked with tomatoes, onions, and a spice combination. Jollof Mama's menu is aimed to give customers a true sense of West African street food, with an emphasis on fresh ingredients and robust tastes. I ordered the Suya Beef with Jollof Rice. The dish was tasty and aromatic, showcasing West Africa's rich culinary traditions. Suya is a popular West African street snack made from skewered and grilled meat, usually beef, marinated in "suya spice." The beef is grilled to perfection, yielding delicate, juicy slices with a delightfully browned surface. It is paired with Jollof rice, another popular West African meal. Jollof rice is colorful; it is frequently imbued with a deep crimson tint from tomatoes and is both savory and mildly sweet, with a hint of fire from the spices. Suya Beef and Jollof Rice work well together since they have similar textures and flavors. It's an excellent alternative for people wishing to sample the robust and adventurous flavors of West African food in Seven Dials Market. read more
6 months ago
I LOVE this place! Their salmon nigiri is SO SO SO SO SO good! plus, THERE ARE COOKIES!!!!!! Bye!!!!!!!!!! read more
We were visiting family and they brought us to Seven Dials Market. We absolutely loved it, there are so many options for food and everything that I tried I thought was delicious. There's a bar with some good cocktails as well, and the vibes were fun and bustling! It's a little bit of a challenge finding a spot to sit but we were able to snag a table and it was smooth sailing from there! read more
2 years ago
If your a foodie and your in London and you DON'T go here? Don't call yourself a foodie lol. If you've ever been to NYC in the summer time and visited smorgasburg, this is smorgasburg. Soooo many food options here. I loved the variety of food here. After doing a lap I settled for a chchicken kati roll and it was delicious. I must say though it did take atleast 10 minutes to get my food. On a Saturday the service can be slow since it's so busy. Also if you come on a Saturday or Sunday ymir probably going to have trouble getting a seat to eat. Plan ahead. read more
While visiting central London, we visited this market a couple of times. Think of it like the Garage Food Hall in downtown Indy but a little smaller. They have multiple food vendors to choose from - we personally sampled food the Cheese Bar, the Korean food place and the Indian food stall. I can't remember their actual names but we did not have a bad experience at all. The service received from vendors were good and most of all, I think price for food was reasonable considering the rate of currency exchange between US dollars and English pounds. Check them out if you ever find yourself in the neighborhood. read more
This is a fun place to visit especially if you have friends who like different things. I came twice recently and tried Kolkati and Yaay Yaay. The paneer roll was full of paneer with a bell pepper tomato kind of sauce. It also had a slight kick to it. The wrap was a naan bread of short. It was quite tasty. From Yaay Yaay, I got their prawn pad thai. I like that they give quite a few prawns. The pad thai was average. Service was prompt and friendly at both places. I would probably try something different next time. read more
8 months ago
8 months ago
This place was the bomb! I left in a full-on food coma. The options were endless--I had such a hard time deciding what to get. You could come here ten times and still find new things to try. Wide variety of selection. Little pricey. However the service was polite, the staff were super attentive about keeping tables clean, and the food was amazing. 12/10! read more
10 months ago
3 years ago
Great food and the ambiance is fun and casual. We tried from various food places and they did not disappoint. Food must try here: -Oshpaz Dumplings: very fresh and tasty! The spicy beef dumpling was delicious. -Boolay Crepes: this was fun to try. I loved the crème brûlée, but the crepe gets slightly soggy. I would order it for the crème brûlée though. -Warehouse Bar: they have the best cider! This was amazing! -Club Mexicana: is a vegan-max fusion that is very tasty. I'm not a vegan but I enjoyed the tacos we ordered. Definitely must try! The markets in London are lovely and this one is a must stop if you visit. read more
The Seven Dials Market is a must visit when in London. It's located perfectly near the Covent Garden area, but easily accessible from anywhere in the city. While we stopped here for lunch, I know they are open for dinner as well. The market features two floors full of any type of restaurant and cuisine you can think of. Cuisines such as Mexican, Indian, Greek, Italian, Thai, Latin, American, and more can be found here. And yes, there's a bar. For my lunch, I ordered a chicken pita from Shuck. I selected the lunchbox option, which came with the pita and a small salad. It was absolutely delicious and mouth watering! My mother ordered the Latin fried chicken wings and fries. She loved her food as well. Another plus is that the toilets are free and clean. Also, tap water is free so make sure to fill up your reusable bottle. Can't wait to come back! read more
This is a recommended place for all the tourist who wanted to visit Seven Dials Market. There's a massive selection of shops, also nice gallery where you can get some decent prints. It is a lovely walk with a lot of shops, pubs and eateries such as sushi, hotdogs, sweets, pastries, cheeses and more. Just a cute, fun area in central London. read more
4 years ago
Great indoor market with a good variety of food options, lots of the typical options from other street markets. The Indian food I got on the lower level was a bit more disappointing and lacked the spice or flavor intensity. The Thai food I got on the lower level was quite good though and really flavorful. Both were a little pricy given the area but I get it. They jammed a lot into a small space and it gets busy at peak times so you may very well find seating to be tough. It's almost like they could've taken some vendor stalls out to create a little more seating space, but I'm sure they wanted the maximum number of vendors. read more
2 years ago
An old brick factory that has been converted into a drinking / hangout / smorgasbord of food offerings. Plenty of food vendor, great variety. Drinks for adults & kiddos. We found it to be a great clean spot to rest and eat after walking hours in the Seven Dials area. Music playing, very festive inside. Tons of decor. Definitely worth a stop. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
i love seven dials market as a casual hang out spot with friends! the food selection, though more limited than camden market, is nicely curated and the indoor seating is great for a cold or rainy day. unfortunately it can get quite busy during dinner time so it's tough getting a seat. it can also be loud, so not the best place if you're getting to know someone for the first time or want a long, intimate talk. i've been to club mexicana, which serves vegan burritos and burrito bowls; and shuk, the mediterannean place with pitas and shawarma platters. both were delicious. the shuk platter came with generous amount of silky hummus (some of the best tasting hummus i've had), but i wish there were more vegetables with it. it was also on the pricier side (compared to outdoor street food or camden market) at 13.50 gbp read more
Seven Dials Market was a lovely lunch find in London. We stumbled upon it and I am so glad we went in. We were there around 1:30pm on a Thursday and it was not too crowded. We were able to easily find a place to sit. Curry On was great with my gluten allergy and substituted extra rice for the naan that was supposed to come with my food for free. No picture of food, but the serving size was just enough. I got the paneer butter masala and it was flavorful but not spicy. Food was very fresh and was prepared swiftly. I also got ice cream from Soft serve Society. They had their allergens clearly labeled and many gluten free options! Ice cream was delicious. Great ambiance and so many options at Seven Dials. Next time I'm in town I'll definitely make it a priority to come again! read more
4 years ago
Great variety of food selection on two levels/floors with ample seating Food trays are collected by staff. read more
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