Greenwich Market

Greenwich Market is a covered market in central Greenwich with stalls selling food, crafts, trinkets, vintage bits, books, maps and the odd old-school speciality shop. Reviews mention a mix of artisan stalls, coffee, posters, jewellery and easy access to surrounding cafés and bars, so it works as part of a wider Greenwich day out rather than a standalone destination. What it does well is variety: there’s enough here to keep children poking about, and the food gets consistently good shout-outs, especially the Korean stall and the pie and eel shop. The setting also helps — people clearly like the atmosphere and the way the market sits within the historic streets around it. The catch is that it can get rammed, seating is limited, and a few reviewers reckon it’s pricey for what you actually get. If you want a proper market crawl, some locals would rather head elsewhere, but for a relaxed browse with lunch in the middle, it does the job.