Monday: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Seven Dials Market is a concoction of the best independent street food and drinks vendors in London. Seven Dials brings together a diverse group of food businesses from around the world, all with roots in the city's streets
The Seven Dials Market was created by KERB, a membership organisation which brings the most promising street food traders in London and aims to incubate and accelerate their businesses. These talented traders, from all walks of life, are providing the people of London with mouth-watering, so good you cant stop, cuisine, and ultimately can grow their businesses from the kerb up!
Housing nearly 20 pioneering food businesses inside the historic Thomas Neal's Warehouse in Seven Dials, the food hall is a buzzing and electric atmosphere with the best street food, freshest cocktails and a social space where all are welcome.
Founded in 2016, Jollof Mama was founded due to the lack of West African representation in the street-food industry. Expect delicious, traditional Nigerian flavours like their signature Jollof Rice and Beef Suya and plenty of creative dishes including the first ever "African burrito"!
Born in 2015 with the goal of crafting the world's premium pulled pork, Dirty Bagels dedicate 10 hours to marinating and 12 hours to slow roasting their signature pork to perfection. Head over to Seven Dials Market for the best bagel of your life, and a well used lunch hour.
Mezzo's Italian comfort food will transport you to nonna's kitchen with their homely classics. Enjoy a Cacio e Pepe, Amatriciana and plenty more dishes on the menu.
Serving up mouthwatering burgers, Mother Flipper are one of the newest, permanent members at Seven Dials Market. Prepare for thick and juicy patties, grilled to perfection and topped with the perfect toppings of your choice.
Spicing up Banana Warehouse, Lucky's Hot Chicken is serving the perfect lunch for those who like a bit of a kick. Choose between sandos, wings or strips, all served with a sauce of your choice, ranging from mild 'Country' to 'Goof Luck'
Serving up the British breakfast staple, Hash Hut is hash browns reimagined. Built your own dish by picking your preferred hash brown shape, choosing your sauce, and decking it out with two toppings, including parmesan, chilli flakes and crispy onions.
Bringing a taste of Colombia to Seven Dials Market, Los Gordos is serving slow cooked beef and marinated fried chicken, sandwiched in a perfectly shaped taco. Choose from beef brisket, plantain tacos, fried chicken and mushroom for the ultimate lunchtime meal, or go for a burrito for a full on feast.
New Seven Dials Market member, Kolkati, is serving up hot kati rolls - imagine a flaky paratha flatbreak, stuffed with meat or cheese, topped with a zesty combo of herbs and spices. Visit the market for your new lunch time staple.
As a family-owned business with over 20 years of experience, Sukoshi knows what their doing when it comes to sushi. Their team of skilled chefs at Seven Dials Market bringing their expert skill and passion to every dish they create.
Sukoshi believe that the key to extraordinary sushi lies in the freshness, using the finest and freshest seafood from trusted local suppliers. Sukoshi strongly believe sushi should be accessible for everyone, so they create fresh and authentic food, which doesn't break the bank.
Enjoy a fresh fruit juice, or add a cheeky twist and treat yourself to a cocktail at Bar Nana.
Bar Nana is the perfect place to enjoy a drink with friends in the heart of Seven Dials. The bar is stocked with independent spirits, beers, cocktails and a wide range of sodas and non-alcoholic drinks. By day, enjoy a nutritious fresh juice from a range of fruity options.
By night, choose from a list of Bar Nana's delicious cocktails. Prefer drinks more on the sour side? Enjoy the Seven Dials Sour - hibiscus, strawberry, pink lady apple and gin, an absolute feast for the senses! Or choose another delicious concoction such as the Karma Colada, every pineapple lovers dream, or the Orange is the New Orange, you can guess what that one's made from...
Bar Nana is also free for hire for your next event. Whether you want to hire for a private party, work event or team social, Bar Nana is the perfect place to enjoy with friends and family, surrounded by the buzz of Seven Dials Market the atmosphere is electric! Simply email events@sevendialsmarket.com for enquiries.
Located on the ground floor of Seven Dials Market, next to Pick & Cheese, visit Bar Nana for a refreshing drink after a day around Covent Garden and the dials.
Experience the world’s first ever cheese conveyor belt restaurant in the heart of London’s West End. Choose from a rotating belt of regularly changing cheeses, all sourced from the UK. Pair your cheese with individual condiments and small producer wines. Visit Pick & Cheese every Wednesday and you can indulge on bottomless cheese, that’s right, as many plates as you would like for over an hour (only £25pp).
Stakehaus bring a fresh and sustainable take on the classic steak. Dishing out juicy steaks and fries, Stakehaus is the perfect place for a hearty lunch or a post shopping treat. Expect locally sourced British ingredients, a variety of sauces, buttered subs and a hearty side of fries, what more could you want?
The market is a walk-in only space, with plenty of seats and communal tables to grab, but you can book one of their quirky party spaces to celebrate special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries or corporate events. The Market Bookshop and Bar Nana are available to book seven days a week.
Seven Dials Market has always focused on being as sustainable as possible. They are now taking seven steps further to challenge themselves and become more sustainable than ever.
Visit Seven Dials Market to try the newest member of Banana Warehouse, Arnabeet. Meaning cauliflower in Arabic, Arnabeet is all about Syrian culture, food, and flavours. Try from their delicious selection of foods including batata hara, lentil finger burner and of course what they are named after, Arnabeet which is fried cauliflower with tahini dressing. Offering a selection of lunch bowls, Arnabeet is the perfect place to grab and go, or slow down and try a new cuisine after a day out in London.
Oshpaz does food so good, the market had to have them twice! In the market you can find Oshpaz dumplings downstairs in Cucumber alley, and Oshpaz noodles upstairs in Banana Warehouse. Whether you are feeling a steaming dumpling or have a taste for Uzbeki hand-pulled noodles or a Plov rice bowl (served with a choice of chicken, lamb or vegan) , Oshpaz has got you covered.
The Market Bookshop is a lovely space on the lower floor of the Seven Dials Market. In collaboration with world-renound travel book seller, Stanfords.
The space is the perfect place to host a private event and is available for hire 9am-11pm Monday - Friday. The space can hold up to 40 people, changing depending on tables and room layout. The space has a fully stocked private bar and of course access to all of the independent food traders within the market.
Bringing wild flavour combinations like Matcha Madness and Charcoal Coconut, Soft Serve Society is ice cream reimagined. Don't walk, run to Seven Dials Market to indulge in a sundae, freakshake, or standard creamy cone. The dessert hot spot is aesthetic and delicious, the perfect combination to get those shots for the Instagram and a sweet treat.
Fusing British puddings with American flair, Little Pudding serves sweet treats which change daily, from doughnuts and mouth-watering brownies to heavenly cookies. cinnamon buns and much more.
Starting out as a parody University society, aiming to get discount pizza for all the crew, Bad Boy Pizza Society has taken Seven Dials Market and the rest of London by storm. Specialising in New York-style pizzas with traditional and unique topping options, buy by the slice up to a whole 22-inch pizza!
