Camden Market Hawley Wharf

Japes Camden is the best pizza restaurant in Camden. Really liked their range of pizzas like Chicago style, London style and New York thin & crispy pizza. Highly recommended.

Hawley Wharf is a great extension of Camden Market and adds a fresh, modern layer to the area without losing Camden’s original character. The space is well designed, clean, and easy to navigate, with a strong mix of street food, independent brands, and places to sit and relax. It complements the older parts of Camden Market perfectly, offering more comfort while keeping the same creative energy. A smart and welcome addition that enhances the overall Camden experience and makes spending time there even more enjoyable.

Camden Market Hawley Wharf offers a fresh extension to the iconic Camden Market experience, combining the area’s eclectic charm with a modern twist. Nestled along the Regent’s Canal, this development features a curated selection of artisan shops, global street food, and independent boutiques, all within a relaxed waterfront setting. The atmosphere is inviting, with a distinctively chill vibe that makes it perfect for leisurely exploration. Hawley Wharf preserves Camden’s creative spirit while providing a contemporary space for locals and tourists alike to discover and enjoy.

A nice place to go especially in the summer time for a stroll along the canals. The food courts are spread over two floors but I don’t feel there are a good selection of food (as far as I can see there are mainly a mix of burgers, Chinese, Thai, Italian and Mexican) and some stalls are not even opened. Fair amount of shops but nothing too special but still a good place to spend a afternoon, and it’s quieter compared to the main Camden Market.

The Wharf is lovely. Lots of craft shops - all different. And variety of food places. I am marking it only 2 stars as recently the public toilets have changed to having barriers charging £1 to use. I find this absurd and unfortunately it will mean I will avoid choosing to go here. I'll go to different areas with a more accessible view of human needs.

Normally just go straight to the indoor markets across the road and the food section , this time we went across the street and the other site of the canal. Hawley Wharf is a mixture of food on the first floor and unique stalls on the ground floor. Great vibe . So many different foods to try from all around the world . Also we saw a little train going round on the ground floor . Definitely worth a visit the next time you are in Camden .

I ended up here while searching for some arepas and it was honestly a great experience. The market didn't feel as overcrowded as the one on the other side in Camden; there was an excellent variety of delicious food options and some vendors selling clothing, crafts and arts. The venue itself has excellent views of the canal with plenty of seating. Definitely worth visiting and a cute date option too because of the lovely views. The only reason I give it 4* because the cleanliness could be improved, especially given that this is a rather newly opened venue - some tables were dirty and the toilets felt old, dirty and wet; going to the basement to reach them also felt creepy in the dark. Not something you would expect for a newly built venue that otherwise looks modern.

I am very disappointed in the management. They got rid of our favorite food place here; T’s fried scoop. They served fried ice cream and it was absolutely unique and delicious. The management got rid of them from one day to the other to replace them with yet another boring cliche food spot. I genuinely miss that place still, its been 2 years now and Hawley Wharf doesn’t have much unique spots that are worth going to, and hearing how management treated this small business run by a young couple is also extremely off putting. Such a shame, genuinely.