Marylebone Farmers' Market

Great market, small but packs a punch! All great products, fresh and organic straight from the farm! Love it!

Gorgeous open air farmer's market with produce of the highest quality. Also have cooked food for take away and some Turkish fast (but healthy) food called gözleme and they have sausages at another food stand. Lots of delicious things to purchase at this Sunday market. Highly recommend!

It’s a small Sunday market but the stalls are well curated with farmers carrying some of their best produces.

Moved location while works take place.Filled with real people who really know what they are talking about when it comes toProduce.The potato man sells the best potatoes in the country and has a million tales to tellAbout potatoes too!Produce is seasonal and worth the money.Get down there and support the producers directly and get a much nicer food as well

the loveliest Market with the loveliest people/producers. Everything you need with lots of stalls and HUGE variety. I lived in London for 7 months, and even though it was a 40 min trip, I made the journey to Marylebone each Sunday to enjoy the greatest produce. Eggs, Dairy, Meat, Fresh Fish, Fruit, Veggies, and more!shoutouts to my Regulars @ :Perry Court Farm,Brambletye Fruit FarmsChegworth ValleyRussell's PlaiceWindrush Valley Goat DairyBut honestly the quality and diversity among ALL stalls is incredible, and i am proud to say i didn't step one foot in to a sainsburys/tescos/waitrose/ any supermarket while i stayed... as i could find all i needed from these markets plus a refill dry goods shop.happy seasonal shopping!

Exceptional produce from all the stall holders. Everything from fresh fruit and vegetables, salad leaves, seafood, cheeses, pastries, flowrrs etc. And a great atmosphere of locals and tourists.

Gourgeos

A small but lovely market for locals. There are a few artisanal cheesemakers, some organic fruits and vegetable stalls, and even a couple of butchers and fishmongers.We loved the goat cheese and especially the cheesecake from Windrush Valley goat diary, which was delish.You can also find breads, pies and croissants as well as a small coffee truck. Hot food items include roti, burgers and a buffet of hummus.Do take the time to explore the surrounding streets where there are chocolatier and cafes, mostly French, where you can have a good brunch.

Great farmers market, really good quality raw and cooked food. A nice variety of local food stalls, with friendly staff.

Absolutely fabulous.