Canopy Market — Local services in London

Be careful of the wine store 'Vitlen wine' Georgia wines. The guy seems to be a con artist. The wines are advertised as £15, when I went to pay he told me £20. I questioned it and he siad, oh the whites are £20, yet this is not advertised anywhere on the store. I wanted to pay with cash he said the market only allows card payments (lies as I was allowed to pay at another store after in cash). I then made the £20 payment by card it went through on my phone, he then tried to tell me it was cancelled and didn't go through and to show him the payment. I showed him the payment on my phone and he was still reluctant. Be careful I would say just avoid this store, there are better wines anyways for much much less.

I don't like to write negative things and always like to suppose small businesses, but being conned and cheated is not on.

03Apr: Dear Canopy Market, thank you for the quick response and investigation, I really appreciate the time you took to do that and address my comments. I definitely agree the prices should be marked clearly for better transparency. I hope this is carried forward. I will definitely visit the store again, as I do appreciate seeing and buying from new businesses. The wine was...

Oh my sweet tooth! Canopy Market is a delightful haven for foodies and craft enthusiasts alike. Nestled under the stunning Victorian West Handyside Canopy, this market is a feast for the eyes and taste buds. I highly recommend indulging in the delicious street food, which ranges from spicy to sweet, and everything in between. And don't even get me started on the handmade crafts – they are truly swoon-worthy! Whether you're a local or a tourist, Canopy Market is a must-visit destination. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you!

Oh, and one more thing - if you're a burger lover, you absolutely cannot miss the duck burger at Canopy Market. Trust me, it's worth the trip to King's Cross just for that! In fact, I challenge you to find a better duck burger anywhere else...

The whole market looks nice, and all stalls seem genuine. But avoid the Gin Bar at all costs. We got two 2 “margaritas” for £17. I never had something quite like that 😅 half a lemon squeezed in a plastic glass (like actual single-use unethical plastic), a dash of rhum (instead of tequila + triple sec) and topped up with ice cubes and what I think was soda water… no shaker involved. Since when did you dilute a “margarita” with a soft drink??? the drinks were awful. We didn’t drink them. Their “strawberry margarita special” is the same thing with strawberry syrup and half a sad strawberry for £1.50 more 😂 Icing on the cake, the person who served us never stopped talking to his mate who was standing there and took ages to make the “cocktails”. This is NOT a...