🥘 What is Seven Dials Market?
At first glance, Seven Dials Market is an energetic indoor food hall, but dig a little deeper and you’ll find it’s much more: a buzzing hub of independent food traders, immersive communal seating, creative drinks, and a social atmosphere perfect for meals with friends, casual dates, or pre- and post-theatre dining.
Operated by street food collective KERB, this market brings some of London’s best street food concepts together under one roof. Expect globally inspired flavours, constantly evolving vendor line-ups, and a casual yet lively eating space that reflects London’s melting-pot food culture.
Pro tip: Entry is free — you only pay for what you eat and drink.
🍽️ Food & Drink Highlights
With around 20 independent traders, Seven Dials Market is your playground for flavours from around the world. Whether it’s umami-packed bao buns, juicy burgers, fresh sushi rolls or smokey fried chicken, there’s something to tempt every taste and budget.
🔥 Popular Street Food Vendors
Here’s a snapshot of the kinds of treats you’ll find:
Yum Bun – Fluffy steamed buns with inventive fillings like slow-roasted pork and Japanese fried chicken.
Stakehaus – Steak and charred meat delights that consistently make London street food lists.
Bad Boy Pizza Society – Award-winning pizza with bold toppings and perfect crusts.
Pick & Cheese – The world’s first conveyor-belt cheese experience, ideal for cheese lovers.
Sukoshi – Fresh sushi rolls and Japanese fare that are quick, light, and delicious.
Los Gordos – Mexican classics with big personality.
Lucky’s Hot Chicken – Nashville-style fiery fried chicken sandwiches.
Cucumber Alley – A separate lane within the market focused on sweet treats, snacks and casual bites from several independent traders.
This mix of vendors means you could enjoy Syrian wraps, gourmet burgers, soft serve ice cream, dumplings, tacos, vegan eats, halal options and more, all in one visit. For directions, updates, and everything in one place, view the full Seven Dials Market vendors before you go.
🍹 Bars & Social Spots
Seven Dials Market also houses two bespoke bars where you can sip cocktails, craft beers, or wine to complement your food haul. Whether you’re unwinding after a day of shopping or meeting friends for drinks before dinner, the market’s bar spaces are lively without feeling pretentious.
🪑 Atmosphere & Layout
What sets Seven Dials Market apart is its clever use of space:
Downstairs – Banana Warehouse: Industrial-style communal tables and street food kitchens buzzing with activity.
Upstairs – Cafés & Countertops: A slightly calmer vibe with boutique cafes and countertop seating overlooking the main market.
There’s a strong social vibe here, designed for sharing meals, meeting new people, and savouring a range of tastes in one visit.
🕐 Opening Hours & Visiting Tips
Seven Dials Market is open weekly with slightly extended hours toward the weekend:
Monday – Tuesday: Midday → Evening
Wednesday – Friday: Late morning → Later evening
Saturday: Early opening → Late night
Sunday: Midday → Early evening
Best times to visit:
Lunch (12:00–15:00): Great for a midday bite before exploring Covent Garden.
Evening (18:00–21:00): Popular with dinner crowds and theatre-goers.
Getting there is easy, it’s a short walk from both Covent Garden and Leicester Square tube stations, placing you steps away from theatres, shops, and historic streets.
🎭 Things to Do Around Seven Dials Market
While the market is a destination in itself, there’s plenty nearby to round out your visit:
Stroll the Seven Dials streets: A network of seven converging roads with boutiques, cafés and historic architecture.
Explore Covent Garden: Markets, street performers and world-class shopping all within a few minutes on foot.
Catch a show: The West End’s theatres are just around the corner, perfect for pre- or post-meal plans.