6 Things to Do in London’s Shepherd’s Bush Market

Turning 112 years old this month, London’s Shepherd’s Bush Market has been a thriving destination in the city for years, serving as a West London hub for global food, shopping, culture and crafts. Often overlooked for London’s larger markets, like Borough Market, Portobello Market and Camden Market, Shepherd’s Bush Market is the quieter counterpart, promising just as tasty and incredible experiences.

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Fresh Seafood on the BBQ

Watch pro-fishmonger Niko prepare your fish of choice (like tuna or prawns), which you can then take to the nearby Grill Master where the chef will season and cook your “catch” with Lebanese ingredients and spices. Eat alfresco and enjoy the buzz of the market around you.

Oasis Juice Bar

Start your day with fresh fruit juice from this bar. Oasis Juice Bar imports top-quality mangoes, oranges, guavas, pomegranates and more directly from Africa and Asia to London. Juices are pressed daily on site and are especially refreshing on a warm summer day.

Sweethearts

At this bakery, you’ll find a range of nostalgic and childhood favorite sweet treats, including Halal sweets. Cool off with an iced slushie, too.

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Delina’s Kitchen

This restaurant serves freshly prepared Ethiopian cuisine, including injera and bey aynetu, great for sharing with friends. It’s the perfect way to end a busy day at the market.

Pigment Press

This spot offers workshops where you can learn how to design and personalize your own T-shirt before pressing it. Workshops provide guidance and materials.

Hurdy Gurdy

You’ll find vintage skirts, shirts and dresses, as well as other trendy clothes for your summer wardrobe. Then, to complement your new outfit, make your way to BM Discount Jewellers to get new rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces and watches.