April 2016
Early morning on our 2nd day in London, we walked over to Church Street Market. Its 750m away and takes a short 10 minutes walk past Edgware (Bakerloo line) station. It is a typical morning market you’ll find elsewhere in other countries albeit it closes late in the evening. The market is the whole length of Church street and is open only to pedestrians. It operates from Mondays to Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Here you’ll find stalls selling vegetable, meat, seafood, and fruit being the usual daily requirements apart from stalls selling clothing, fabric, kitchen utensils, costume jewelry, lighting products and others. There are also a handful of Halal take away food stalls that cooks up delicious dishes.
Church Street Market.
Walking route from Tune Hotel to Church Street Market.
Various sea food.
Vegetable stall.
The colours of fresh vegetables … green, red, orange, yellow, purple, etc.
Demonstration of kitchen tools to cut, slice, peel, shred, chop your vegetables.
Imported fabrics by the yard not meters.
Overall view of Church Street Market.
Clothing for the family.
Handbags, luggage and in between.
Costume jewelry and sun glasses.
Perfumes of various brands.
Crystals and souvenirs.
Chandeliers at £275
Halal food stall. Delicious chicken Bryani.
