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Stalls fill the Old Truman Brewery each Sunday, selling vintage/new clothing and crafts, plus food.

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#145 of 392 Tourist attractions in London #7 of 63 Markets in London

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.60

3.6 km from the center of London

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★68%
  • 4 ★24%
  • 3 ★6%
  • 2 ★2%
  • 1 ★1%
83 Brick Ln, London E1 6QR, United Kingdom
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Upmarket Brick Lane Food Hall?
Upmarket Brick Lane Food Hall is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 976 reviews.
How does Upmarket Brick Lane Food Hall rank in London?
Upmarket Brick Lane Food Hall is #145 of 392 Tourist attractions in London by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Upmarket Brick Lane Food Hall located?
83 Brick Ln, London E1 6QR, United Kingdom — 3.6 km from the center of London.
How can I contact Upmarket Brick Lane Food Hall?
Phone: +44 20 7770 6028 · Website: sundayupmarket.co.uk
Susanne Prahl
Great Foody experience across the world. Whatever looks attractive for you, you can try and taste before you buy😋😋. Fantastic, relaxed, ambience 🍀🤩, more authentic than other more touristic places💯 love it and will be back 😊👏👏👏super friendly on top.😍
CAPATINA ROXANA
2024.04/ A weekend market with various types of food: some freshly cooked ( turkish gozleme, Korean chicken satay, sausages ) and some semi-prepared foods right from the bag, like dumplings for example; and some clothes and jewelry.
Monwara
Visited Brick Lane in East London after many years. The area has developed which was brilliant to see. This food hall was amazing! If you are a foodie you will love it. So many independent stalls with home cooked food from around the world at very affordable prices. Refreshing to see the majority of stall holders provided halal food and it was clearly marked on their stalls. Less than £10 for a main meal with a decent portion size. Senegalese, Ethiopian, Singaporean, Korean, Chinese, Indian, Lithuanian just to name a few. Indian chai stalls were delicious and the cold Matcha tea was lovely. Freshly pressed sugar came juice. Great to watch how it is made, almost like a ritual. Lots of vintage clothing shops and music shops selling vinyl records which are having a revival. Can't beat a good LP! Happy trip down memory lane :) Give this food hall a try and the surrounding areas of Brick Lane leading into Bangla Town. Lots of Begali food shops with delicious savouries and sweets.
S
Lots of small food stalls selling street food from different countries. Seating can be found in the back, up the ramp next to the bar.
DAVE VORALIA
Amazing!
The smell that comes out just draws you in,
You need to look at my 100ish photos ive posted, they are all in high res so you can zoom in,
So much to choose, we got korean the tastes where amazing and so much of it we got 2 meals out of each box,
We took the food home,
Now heres a tip dont go in there full up as each of the stalls offer you nibble of there food to try, we where pretty much full up from thr FREETasting,
Psst dont tell eveyone,
Im sure you will find something to enjoy,
As this was our first food encounter from our short walk from smithfield market,
We walked up and down brick lane to see what other foods where abalible,
And ended up get food from here on way home
Ohh yeah theres a vintage shop in the basement,
Also one stalls clever use on name?
Hint fried indian snack
Mikica J
Great place to stroll through on a weekend!

There are tons of food vendors. A multicultural culinary delight. Walking through the market you can smell the food cooking and many vendors offer a sample bite. The only downside is that there is no seating and a limited number of high top tables.

There are numerous vendors selling unique crafts. Everything from artwork, jewellery, clothing, scarves, candles, etc.

I definitely recommend stopping by, browsing through the vendors stalls and having a bite.
Kwok Lau
Nestled within the bustling Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, Upmarket is a market that transforms into a culinary paradise, offering an array of mouthwatering food stalls and enticing aromas. This vibrant and lively market is a hidden gem that attracts food enthusiasts from all corners of London.

Upmarket boasts a diverse array of food stalls that represent the multicultural tapestry of London. From tantalising curries to flaky pastries, there's something to tantalise every palate. Whether you're craving a hearty chinese feast or a light and refreshing curry, Upmarket has something to satisfy your cravings.

The vibrant stalls at Upmarket are a visual feast, with colourful displays of fresh produce, enticing aromas, and mouthwatering dishes being prepared. The lively atmosphere is contagious, and the friendly banter between vendors and customers adds to the charm of the market.

As I ventured into Upmarket, my eyes were immediately drawn to the aromas wafting from the stalls. I was greeted by a cacophony of sounds – the sizzle of spices on hot pans, the rhythmic chopping of vegetables, and the cheerful chatter of market-goers.

I decided to embark on a culinary adventure, sampling dishes from a variety of stalls. I started with a plate of fried dumplings, the crispy golden pastry filled with a savoury medley of pork/chicken and spices. The explosion of flavours was a symphony on my palate, and I eagerly awaited my next culinary delight.

Next, I indulged in a delectable mixed meat on rice, the tender meats roasted/slow cooked in a rich and aromatic sauce. The spices danced on my tongue, each bite a burst of flavour that transported me to the vibrant streets of Hong Kong.

Upmarket offers a wide range of prices, catering to every budget. From affordable street food to more upscale plate options, there's something to satisfy every palate and wallet.

Whether you're a seasoned foodie or a curious newcomer, this is a culinary adventure you won't regret. With its diverse array of food stalls, vibrant atmosphere, and affordable prices, it is a must-visit for anyone seeking a taste of the world in the heart of London.

Upmarket is a culinary paradise that transforms an indoor market into a feast for the senses. With its diverse array of food stalls, enticing aromas, and lively atmosphere, this is a must-visit for any food enthusiast. So, grab your friends and family and embark on a culinary adventure at Upmarket, where you'll discover a world of flavours that will wake your taste buds and leave you craving more.
Silent TH
Like a mini version of Camden Market.

Honestly speaking I didn't even know this market existed until I saw social media posts on it and I've been living here all my life.

It's only open on the weekend from like 11am to 5pm and it's located past all the restaurants (could be the reason why I never knew about it since I only go until the restaurants and that's it)

Anywho, this place is absolutely amazing and beautiful and kicking. If you're visiting here for the first time or just want a nice place to go during the weekends then I highly recommend going here.

It's full of little stores that sell all kinds of stuff from food, to drinks, to books, to clothes, etc. You'll be hard pressed to not find what you're looking for.

Highly recommended.

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