Cambridge Market Square

Cambridge Market Square truly offers a delightful experience, and I was particularly pleased to discover the abundance of halal food options available – a welcome surprise, as such choices often feel limited elsewhere. Beyond the wonderful food, the market is a vibrant hub brimming with diverse offerings. From unique retro clothing finds and stylish hats to eye-catching jewelry, there's something to capture every interest. The tempting array of desserts and sweets is hard to resist, and the stalls overflowing with fresh, colorful fruits and vegetables are a testament to the local produce. In short, Cambridge Market Square really does seem to have it all!

In the past couple of years we've seen this start to reduce in standards. It's a very nice food and craft market with varied stalls. Pricing is all over the place with some sellers not knowing what they're actually selling. If you want to enjoy this market I would recommend going on a day where nothing is happening in Cambridge.

Lively with loads of food choices. Many Halal options as well, which is great - at least 5 Halal stalls selling wraps and such. Fruits and Veg.. fresh fruit juices, fudge, baked good, tea and coffee. I was looking forward to try the African food (Nigerian), it was so good! Highly recommend Africfood. Check my last few pics! Was so satisfying ❤️ even for £10, yes a bit pricey for a medium bowl.. but I was happy (as you can see in the last pic) 😆

Cambridge Market Square is a must-visit! A vibrant spot with a fantastic variety of stalls selling everything from fresh produce and street food to unique crafts and gifts. There’s something for everyone, and the atmosphere is lively and welcoming. Perfect for a quick browse or finding hidden treasures!

Amazing market with a lot of option to choose from right from independent stores to high end brands as well , you get to choose from a buffet of artisans and it is amazing , I took iced coffee from Gail’s and then some dumplings From the guy in the corner and it was amazing.

It’s not as big as the Malaysian open markets - pasar malam, pasar pagi, tamu etc but it gives you access to fresh produce like honey and vegetables, breads and some halal food stalls. A nice stroll 🥰

We enjoyed visiting the market. If you want to eat real Venezuelan food I highly recommend Manacambs at the Cambridge Market Square.

A great place to buy local food and support local business.