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Intimate market with many antiquities mixed with modern food and bars, great colour and good vibes Went there with friends after having brunch in the area and walking to the market and found all sorts of silverware, paintings, furniture and a variety of old and unusual objects
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Date of experience: October 2019
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I heard about this through a Rick Steves talk on London from a local travel guide. It was a long walk from the closest tube station, and honestly not worth the effort. Portabello Market & Camden Market are so much more robust.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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I came to buy props for a runway show. There are some great stalls with sellers with amazing antique wares, and a few with the normal cheap jewellery tat. My minus point would be some of the indoor area sellers are pretty grumpy and unhelpful. Give them a miss and stay outside where there are. some great sellers with very interesting wares, are well informed and happy to help you make your purchase. (My favourites are the two tables selling Roman jewellery and antiques!)…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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We enjoyed the 40 minute walk from Blackfriars Bridge, but the market had very little to offer......more a flea market than an antique market.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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do not confuse both markets: one is called the rope walk with food etc on fridays, saturdays and sundays the other is the bermondsey antiques market on friday only
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Date of experience: August 2019
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