Brilliant covered market, so many stalls! Very busy with shoppers however some of the stalls begin to repeat their products after exploring for a little bit. The food is delicious, and prices are a little expensive, similarly with the stall items. However the overall experience was worth it.

Lots of good options for food and shopping here. We got a good breakfast deal with sandwich, hash browns and coffees for ten pounds each at Mama's Goodies and saw many other tempting offerings there. The market opens at 8 on weekdays and 9 on weekends but things don't start really getting going until 10 or 11. Some of the shops had not received their deliveries by 10 and some restaurants aren't open until 11 or 12. Closest tube station is Liverpool Street and there are quite a few bus stops nearby so it is very accessible by transit. The toilets we were aware of were down in the basement and you needed to take the stairs.

We did a bunch of open air markets while in London, but this one was unique. Most markets just offer food stalls (which is amazing!) but Spitalfields also offered many artisan gifts! Lots of local artists with booths selling any nick knack you can think of! There also was a decent amount of food stalls. The vegan bakery food stall Polka Dot was amazing. We were able to get a lot of Christmas gift items for our loved ones while here.

I come to visit during Colorwalk, when my vibrant artist friends congregate at your amazing market to support the sellers and enjoy a delicious dinner. I reside in the Hudson Valley, New York. There are so many amazing food vendors, craftspeople, antiques, and more. In addition, a matcha store!

I thoroughly enjoyed visiting Spitalfields marker with my husband. Was impressed by the merchandise on display especially the unique fashion pieces that you wont' find in the mass fast fashion market. There was also food from all over the world and I tried a Japanese dessert that was so lovely! It was so nice to experience elements of various cultures without hopping on a plane! This is what makes London such a great city - it's limitless ethnic and cultural diversity. I highly recommend!

We decided to go into the city on a cold February Saturday. This is a lovely large market place with a lot of stalls and eateries. The market was very busy and lively, the market has toilet facilities and they’re clean. Some great coffee places and a pleasant way to spend the day. There is plenty of shopping to be done in the area and the surrounding areas. If you’re in the market you must try Humble Crumble absolutely the best and deserves the accolades of the best crumble in London.

I used to live near here before redevelopment. I think it’s a triumph and we visit every few months and are always impressed at how it continues to evolve and surprise. The new section on Lamb Street is a cool addition from food trucks to permanent outlets.

The history of this place is amazing. Even without the market stalls, just walking around it is quite something. It's got a really cool vibe with all the handmade creative stalls, and there are so many different types of street food you're spoilt for choice! Some of the products are a bit expensive, but I guess that's the price to be paid for handmade stuff versus the mass-produced rubbish we are used to. If you're looking for a bit of London history combined with some fab street food and handmade quirky stuff to buy, this is a great market to go to.

This place is awesome. I recommend for everyone to go. Such a colorful and rich experience with food, shopping and all of it. Even though there’s so much to do in London, I highly recommend you coming here for an afternoon. It’s really a blast…then you hit brick lane, check out some street art and you’ve got the best day ever!!

Fantastic place to visit with different things happening inthe market every day. Thursday antique and vintage day is worth a look and on the 3rd thursday of the month you will also encounter a great bright and cheerful exhibition of the colour walk. Stop by for a choice of fantastic foods stalls too.