Monday Markets in London

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  Berwick Street Market
  
  Berwick Street Market is a buzzy and small street market that can be found in the western side of the British capital. This small market is good for buying different food items as traders in Berwick Street Market set up stalls and shops of different food products which are great in taste and high in quality too.
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  Brixton Market
  
  There is another market that is good to purchase food in London and it is known as Brixton Market. Shoppers will find various shops and stalls of food items in this market which include jerk chicken stalls, and fish amongst other things. Locals keep this market busy as they buy their daily cooking food items from Brixton Market.

  
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  Camden Market
  
  Camden High Street in London is also quite famous among shoppers of the capital as one of the most popular markets of the city is located on this street. This popular market is called Camden Market and people mostly visit it to buy clothes, and a wide variety of them can be found on reasonable prices.

  
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  Covent Garden Market
  
  Folks who are interested in purchasing antiques from markets in London should head towards Covent Garden Market as it is considered great for such an activity. Covent Garden Market can be found at Covent Garden Piazza in London where shoppers will find crafts and various other varieties of antiques.

  
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  Hoxton Street Market
  
  In case if someone has an intention to buy food items, household goods and clothes from one place then, Hoxton Street Market is the best place to visit. This market is located on Hoxton Street and it is famous for its wide range of household items, food and clothing. Hoxton Street Market covers only a very tiny area of London’s quirky street.
  
  

  
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  Inverness Street Market
  
  Another roaring trading site in the British capital that is competing with the larger markets in Camden is Inverness Street Market. This market is considered quite good when it comes to shopping for clothes. Inverness Street Market can be found in the northwest side of the British capital where shoppers can also find vans full of t-shirts around lunchtime.
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  Leather Lane
  
  Leather Lane Market is another fine name in the list of markets that are considered good for buying household goods and food products. Leather Lane Market’s traders also have products like towels, cut piece clothing, fruits, vegetables, and flowers during lunch hours. This marketplace is situated between Greville Street & Clerkenwell Road in London.
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  Lower Marsh
  
  If you want to buy jewellery, clothes and food from one marketplace then Lower Marsh Market is your destination. Lower Marsh Market covers the area from Westminster Bridge Road to Baylis Road in London and shoppers will find quality vegetables, clothes for women, and decent jewelry in excess from this site.

  
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  Northcote Road Market
  
  People who intent to buy lovely flowers or fresh fruits or clothes should head towards Northcote Road Market in the capital of Great Britain. This market also has an extensive variety of vintage clothes and ceramics. In addition to this, Northcote Road Market also has an antique’s market in it besides some outstanding independent shops.

  
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  Portobello Road Market
  
  Portobello Road Market is basically a mix of various markets which cover a long strip of Portobello Road in London. This market is good for buying clothes. Apart from this, shoppers will find food stalls, antiques, various designers and vintage clothes shops. Due to the availability of different things at this market, several people visit it from different councils of London.

  
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  Piccadilly Market
  
  It is famous for setting up a variety of food stalls. Therefore, Londoners who are living around Piccadilly Market often end up at this site when they are looking to buy some fresh and quality foodstuff. Apart from this, the atmosphere of Piccadilly Market is also quite pleasing, so everyone's shopping experience will be delightful.

  
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  Ridley Road Market
  
  Calling Ridley Road Market the heart of Dalston is not wrong as this market offers a lot and shoppers can find a variety of things on sale at this market. Ridley Road Market has stalls selling things like chicken to fruits, vegetables to a kaleidoscope of fabric, handcrafted soaps to duck eggs. In addition to this, you will also see some green coconut stalls at this market.
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  Shepherd's Bush Market
  
  Markets that are good to buy household items and various food items always remain crowded and one such market is Shepherd’s Bush Market. In addition to this, Shepherd’s Bush Market also offers haberdashery, hardware, grocery items, budgerigar and other items. In short, shoppers will find enormous variety in everything.

  
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  Smithfield Market
  
  There is no shortage of meat of lovers in London because of which the demand for meat remains quite high throughout the year. There are several shops and stores from where one can buy meat but if you want variety in it then, head towards Smithfield Market to find high quality and different types of British meat.

  
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  Stables Market
  
  Stables Market is another famous site for shopping of clothes but it is going through major redevelopment at the moment, which will change its outlook. The reason for making these efforts is to make the shopping experience at Stables Market a delightful one, so the customers can make repeated visits.
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  Strutton Ground Market
  
  It is often said, "Never judge a book by its cover" - and similar is the case with Strutton Ground Market. Despite the fact that this market covers a small area, Strutton Ground Market has almost something for everyone but prominent items for which people visit it from far areas include flowers, clothes and household items.
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  Surrey Street Market
  
  Another food market that opens on Monday is Surrey Street Market. This market can be found right behind several nightclubs, Grant’s Entertainment Centre and kebab shops on Croydon High Street in the British capital. Stalls of different things, including food items, are set up by the traders of this market.
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  Whitechapel Market
  
  Whitechapel Market also falls in the list of markets which open on Mondays. This Monday market is famous for setting up shops and stalls of food and household items in majority. These shops and stalls at Whitechapel Market draw customers not only from its suburbs, but from other areas of the capital as well.