Camden Market Buck Street — Attraction in London

The food was repulsive, I would rather eat alpro dog food for breakfast, lunch and dinner than come back here. I never thought I would have bad and tasteless Chinese food that taste like it was cooked in the washing machine, worst dumplings and buns I ever tasted. Dumplings were mushy and tasted raw and the meat fell right out! pizza company pizza tastes like salted rubber (Camden Chinese)! Its as if the guy was selling a few weeks old pizza that he heated up, Hampshire sausage tasted okay the chips were like cardboard, Not sure if the days you come here impact the taste of the food but this was a Thursdays, but this was the worst experience ever!...

Camden market is amazing to try a variety of different food stalls. Upon entry in Camden, you walk on the main road that has lots of different food shops. There is a lot of hustle and bustle with lots of people and stalls. Like with many tourist attractions places, there are always people stopping you and asking you to purchase items from them. The food market itself can be quite difficult to navigate as there are lots of stalls and it can become difficult to see where you begin and where to end. The market appears to be busy quite often. It is still worth attending the market and to try the different foods and experience...

On this visit there was a musician singing live, he was actually amazing, sadly the location was lifeless and soulless but he was great.

I have no idea why they didn’t go for a Box-park idea for this location like the one in Shoreditch or Croydon. This place used to have a thriving market filled with crafts and independent designers and it was full of life and you could always find something unique to buy there.

But now it’s filled with vegan joints and odd food places and a mish mash of shops, it’s desperately boring basically it has no character. So I guess this is why the musician was allowed to perform to attract...