Victoria Park Market — Attraction in London

One a sunny/dry Sunday, its packed with people all supporting local grass roots vendors who produce food from organic vegetables to Macaroons or homemade dry or wet pasta and speciality cheeses. Then for refreshments it's beer , wine , cider and fresh fruit smoothies and juices. Today I saw fresh stocks in bottles and grass fed beef and milk They are bad with having change for cash buyers and as digital cash takes from is all in fees and payments you'd think they'd be on top of this but their clientele are all aheeple looking for quality they can't get anywhere else. Its an amazing space to walk your dog with so many dogs on Sunday you'd fall in love with each one that passes. Prices are reasonable for the quality and they don't try to rip you off. They are just making a wage and if rain falls they do very little business. Support local business and...

I'm thrilled to share my experience at Victoria Park Sunday Market! The atmosphere was truly amazing, buzzing with a vibrant and lively vibe that instantly put me in a great mood.

The variety of food options available at the market was impressive. From mouthwatering street food to delightful artisanal treats, my taste buds were treated to a delightful culinary adventure.

One of the highlights of my visit was spending time near the pagoda. The peaceful and picturesque setting provided a perfect respite from the energetic market ambiance, allowing me to relax and enjoy the moment.

Overall, Victoria Park Sunday Market exceeded my expectations with its incredible vibe, delicious food offerings, and serene spots like the pagoda. It's a perfect destination for a Sunday outing, and I can't wait to visit again to explore more of its treasures. Highly...

A endless range of different foods from around the world. Pros: So many options. From bakers to chefs. Great natural views at park with a lake and fountain. Toilets available including a small coffee shop. Quality food no matter what market stall you go to.

Cons: Quite expensive for local people. Prices start from £10 all the way to £30 per meal or dessert. Definitely a treat from time to time, not a regular thing unless you have deep pockets. Busy paths which can make it hard to navigate especially with push chairs or wheelchairs users, kids should stay close to their parents or guardian. Can be hard to find seats but lots of green space if don't mind sitting on the floor.

Worth a visit however only comes...