Seven Dials Market

Street food at its best. Vibrant atmosphere with a great choice of food. Our son took us on a sunny Sunday afternoon for our first visit. Laid out over 2 levels it’s got a lot of choice and everything including the drinks were reasonably priced. We managed to find a table outside and noticed the tables were continually wiped clean and cleared by the attentive staff. The 3 food outlets we tried all provided buzzers to let you know when your food is ready, taking about 10 mins or so each. The Syrian chicken was the best, bursting with flavour and very well presented. The steam dumplings were great and the chocolate pudding was devine. The only disappointment was the beef burger. Described at the point of sale as having a best beef burger in the world award it was a complete let down - but did not distract from our overall experience of the market. Add free tap water and clean, free to use toilets - I’d recommend a visit if you are in the area.

Went for a dinner, enjoyed the lively atmosphere with live music. Huge variety of cuisines to choose from. Table service for drinks worked perfectly. The only negative thing - it was too hot inside, so if you ever come about during hit evening, try to secure spot outside.

Lots of choice of food, great service. The food was ready in 5 minutes, staff cleared plates away quickly. Lucky's Hot Chicken was lovely. Reasonably priced for central London, £14 for the sandwich. Sauce was a bit on the pricey end at £1.50 but other than that they couldn't have don't much better, will definitely visit again.

Seven Dials Market is a fantastic food hall with a great variety of cuisines to suit almost everyone. The atmosphere, layout and aesthetic are excellent, and being covered makes it a great option on a rainy day. The facilities were also clean and well maintained. The only downside was that the food from a few vendors was below the standard you’d expect. Overall, though, it’s a great concept and well worth a visit.

Loud, bustling, and full of life! This market has a fantastic array of food stalls offering small bites of really good quality. We grabbed two buns from Yum Bun and a sando from the stall right next to it, and both were absolutely delicious and very reasonably priced. We even managed to find a place to sit, despite it being a Saturday evening right before theatre time. We will definitely be coming back—though next time, perhaps at a slightly quieter hour!