Seven Dials Market

Seven Dials Market is a street food hall on Earlham Street, housed in the converted Thomas Neal's Warehouse at Seven Dials, a few minutes from the Covent Garden Piazza. It brings independent street food traders together under one roof with two bars, and describes its purpose simply as shaking up central London's food scene with brilliant independent cooking.

The hall is run by KERB as a social enterprise, and the line-up is refreshed regularly. Current traders include Bleecker Burger, winner of World's Best Burger 2026, Bad Boy Pizza Society, winners of the National Pizza Awards, and Pick & Cheese, home of the world's first cheese conveyor belt. In total there are 21 street food traders and two bars, Bar Nana and the Warehouse Bar, spread across the Banana Warehouse and Cucumber Alley, the two halls that make up the building.

Street food hall in Covent Garden

The market is mainly walk-in, although tables for four or more can now be booked across the food hall, and larger tables and private hire go through the events team. The Market Bookshop doubles as a private room in the evening for up to 40 seated or 50 standing, while Bar Nana takes bookings from four to eight people up to events of 60 seated and 100 standing. Outdoor tables are uncovered, first come first served and close at 10pm. Access is fully step-free, with a lift and wheelchair-accessible toilets.

What to expect on a visit

Doors open at midday on Monday and Tuesday and at 11am from Wednesday to Sunday, closing at 10pm early in the week, 11pm from Wednesday to Saturday and 9pm on Sunday. The mix of independent street food traders means a group can order from several counters and share one table, which suits a quick lunch as much as a long evening. For the piazza's craft and antiques stalls, see the Jubilee Market and our guide to markets in Covent Garden.