The London Traveler

After covering one of the more traditional London market’s last week, I wanted to cover a market that’s a little more off the beaten path.

The Marylebone Farmer’s Market was started just a few years ago, in 2003. It takes place just off of Marylebone High Street, a very nice shopping area just a few blocks north of Oxford Street. It’s website with a full list of vendors can be found here.

Though new, it is awfully large and you can occasionally encounter rather famous people there. (Many celebrities live in the neighborhood, and it is also frequented by some of the UK’s celebrity chefs.) As a farmer’s market the stalls sell food exclusively, and it can be very fresh and very unique. While this may not appeal to all of London’s visitors, it should certainly appeal to good home chefs in the London area!

When: Every Sunday, 10am-2pm
Cost: Free! (except for what you buy)
Getting there: Closest Tube stations are Baker Street and Bond Street stations, on the Central, Jubliee, Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines.

Map:

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Previous Market Mondays
Monday, 8 October – Borough Market
Monday, 1 October – Portobello Road Market

Photos from Flickr.

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