This event will take four hours but no place/market like it. It winds through 8 blocks of stalls, food, antiques and ends up on the north end with great shops of all types for another three blocks two directions. bring a shopping bag cause you're going to buy fun unique items for sure. Do this.

The Portobello Road Market has just about everything you would want to buy. Portobello Street Market is like an amoeba, it grows all over the place. Tourists like Portobello Road Market because there's lots of things to buy. It's not far from Notting Hill, where we were staying. The offerings are leaner in winter.

Overall, I was underwhelmed and slightly disappointed in the market. While there a few vendors who were selling antique goods, most of them were selling mass-produced (jewelry, clothes, etc.) items. Many vendors had the same products. I would say that this is an "attraction" which could be missed. What did stand out to me were the vintage stores on the street. The stores themselves had unique products, a wide assortment, and for the most part, were reasonably priced. Instead of going to the market, I would encourage you to visit the shops.

A nice day out even though it was raining. A lot of interesting stalls and shops on this almost 2 mile long run. It is in a nice neighborhood, Notting Hill, which bleeds into a not so nice area (not bad, just not as nice). No heavy handed push to buy stuff, the range of goods runs the gamut. It is a nice stroll with several eateries along the way. Antiques shops line the beginning running more into clothing, trinkets, etc. Some junk shops too selling touristy stuff. Best time to go is Saturday when all the shops are open. We also took a side stop to infamous 27 St. Lukes Mews of Love Actually. A nice early day out with enough time left over to make other stops to visit.

Lengthy market-lines street offering quality second hand trinkets, clothing, antiques and bric-a-bra. The food is quintessentially British with home made cakes, scones and fresh produce. Try a morel mushroom! Friendly and joyful experience

Portobello Road market has a little something for everyone. I was more interested in the vegetable/fruit and food stalls. Devlins at 63/64 market stalls was wonderful. In business for 125 years and has a great burlap shopping bag for sale. Very useful. There was innumerable food stalls. The Vietnamese was especially good along with some tasty Mediterranean, cheese and bread stalls. One misunderstanding is that the stalls are open only on Saturday. Devlins is open 5 days a week, closed on Sunday and Thursday. I think food and vegetable stands are open more frequently. The antique and bric a brac stalls open primarily on Saturday

The market that happens on Saturday’s it is a must seen in London, most due to the location in the heart of Notting Hill. You should arrive by Notting Hill Gate station, and follow all way down until Ladbroke station. The market has many shops, and the street market. It starts with antiques, follow by miscellaneous, food, then vintage. By the end of the road has a big food area, and many clothes and accessories. You can experience different things walking here. It is always busy, but it is something to be done.

Walking across this lovely road dotted with such unique and exciting stores, colorful posh houses, leafy trees dotting the road and so much more. Portobello market is such a vibrant experience on a Saturday morning. Stop for a gelato or a cocktail as you browse around antique shops, pick up a souvenir or get insta pics. There is something for everyone!

I was told to visit by a family member who lives in London. It was ok. Nice to see the shop where the film Notting Hill was filmed. Really not as impressive as I thought it would be and did not offer a lot of bargains. Lot of the items looked picked over and/or were overpriced. We ate at a little spot along the trail, again food was soso. Glad I went for the experience but not very impressed.

We came in around 2pm on a Saturday and it was SO WORTH IT!! Bought items that I wouldn’t have been able to find anywhere else!! Beautiful quirky off the beat items!!! I am so happy we came and didn’t listen to the naysayers who also said that it would suck because it was raining! We also had food from the food stalls and it was delicious!!! Portobello Road Market is a must visit!!