Strutton Ground Market — Local services in London

For the area this street food place has a great variety for what you pay for. I like the mixture of shops and stalls to give you a very wide choice of options. I'm new to the area so only managed to try a few places. These are my opions:

Indian stall - good value for money with veg option at £4. However, it will fill a hole but not great deal of different spices. The chicken option had more flavour. Very unlikely to go again, but it was not awful.

The Fish Steak stall - £7 for a sandwich is a pricey, but well worth it. The chef cooks the Tuna steaks medium rare which leaves it very juicy. The sides - especially the feta - goes fantastic with it. I will go back, if they ever come back.

The Falafel stall - not bad for place. It's great that they try them on site and almost to order. However, the one time I ate it it was lacking flavour. The sides partly made up for it. I'll go back if I'm in a vegetarian mood or...

A cobbled-stone working-class area in Westminster. Thriving mini market mainly selling hot food, from vegan, vegetarian, samosa's, kebabs, chicken dishes, beef dishes, salad dishes, although there are hairdressing and barber shops, clothes, shoes, optician, chemist, fruit stall, shoe shop/stall, clothes stall, fresh fruit stall. A Pub. A chinese restaurant. Eat in or takeaway, 2 newsagents. A bookmakers. Market Open Mon-Fri only. Closed Sat & Sun. Looking at the photos contributed to Strutton Ground exactly depicts the area. The grounds of Strutton is in the middle of a makeover. Brand new paving ground. Very few food stalls out there whilst works are being...

Good range of food stalls with average prices but nice food. The clothes stalls are mostly (well for me) either not my style or very glitzy. However, one of the stall holders sometimes buys/sells branded clothes for people. Laughing Halibut is a great fish and chip shop. Lots of shops selling 'bits and pieces' like electrical goods etc. There are one or two beauty salons too but the one I went to wasn't great, just average. Greggs, EAT etc there which is handy, Munich Cricket Club (Bavarian beer house) and a pub. Patrons tend to be business people (Channel 4, Burberry, government offices etc) at lunch times and can get...