Brixton Village Market

Brixton Village is the dynamic home of food, goods and community with more than 100 independent vendors, representing over 50 nationalities. This diversity is reflected in the wide range of products and services on offer, from Caribbean street food to vintage clothing, handmade jewellery, Indian kimonos and African fabrics. Walking through the market, you’ll hear a cacophony of languages and see a kaleidoscope of colours, all blending together to create an electrifying and welcoming atmosphere with a palpable energy and an uncanny entrepreneurial spirit. Traders include restaurants and bars, food & green grocers, and retail ranging from fashion, to interior and lifestyle, records, jewellery, religious artefacts and more. A delight for the senses – you will always find something new to see, taste and discover.

Everything that happens in the market is significantly shaped by its community and Afro-Caribbean heritage. A stroll around the Village is a multi-sensory experience. Life lived to a different rhythm. A place that is bold, curious and ambitious.

Food is a major draw to Brixton Village, and the market is renowned for its wide range of international cuisine, including traditional Jamaican seafood, Mexican street food, Ethiopian injera and Japanese pancakes.