The Truman Brewery Markets

I was at the London Coffee Festival, and popped out to check out the street food market. I tasted nearly everything on the Singaporean Street Food stall. It was excellent. I returned later, Generous portion size, more than sufficient for two. Delicious, very tasty. I felt guilty not eating it all. My only criticism is the use of plastic forks.

A great market space for street food and some interesting products. There is seating outside, and a couple of bars. The space reminds me of how Spitalfields Market used to be before it was 'cleaned up' and had some soul. As a trader @c_n_d_s on the day we didn't do so well as I think our products were too niche and perhaps overpriced for the crowd that was there. However as a punter a great place to visit.

Great market with lots of different food options. This is a heaven for foodies. Highly recommend, even for late breakfast/brunch (less crowded)

If you are looking for something to do on a Sunday and enjoy great food from all over the world this is your place. Bustling place with musicians on the corner and overall good vibe. Great food choices from French cuisine to Indian curries, fresh made lemonade and smoothies. There is something for everyone. Great starting spot to explore funky Shoreditch as well.

A super lively and fun street with so much to see, the food is amazing and everyone was very friendly. It is crowded, but the energy is very good and positive, supporting local and seeing the people walking around. There are many shops to check and a lot of variety in the types of stores you see, but food is the main winner here and there is so much food that you'll need a nap after, this is a highly recommend spot, plus there didn't seem to be so many tourists compared to other areas, like real London!

The Brick Lane Sunday Market is a fantastic mix of food, handicraft and arty stalls. Although most of the stalls are all about and just about any style you can think of, it's available here and all at very reasonable prices. Seriously there's wasn't a style of food that I would want to eat that I could not find here, except maybe ice cream, but hey it's winter. The market has lots of tables and chairs, but good like trying to find a space. The place is packed!

I love this place. Wearable art, nice vibes. The market is quite big and you can find different type of vintage clothes. Some places offer wearable art...so they vandalize historical garnets to make it unique. For me, are interesting the historical war vintage clothing. If you are in brick lane....is a must to see.

Sunday is the busiest day as all the food stalls are open. It's one of the most vibrant and enthralling parts of the city, for real Londoners and our visitors. Traditionally you ventured to Brick Lane for South East Asian cuisine but with the markets, art houses, pop up shops and restaurants you have your pick. Spitalfields is also a 5 min walk.