From morning matcha and independent shopping to street food, fashion and cocktails, here’s how to make the most of a long summer afternoon in Spitalfields.
Kick off with your caffeine fix
Begin your visit with a coffee from Mamma’s Goodies, where you can settle in with one of its much-loved brews before exploring the market.
For something a little greener, stop by JENKI for a matcha. From classic iced matcha to seasonal special flavours including coconut and mango, it’s a refreshing way to start a warm summer afternoon.
Browse the shops
Once suitably caffeinated, take some time to explore Spitalfields’ mix of fashion, lifestyle and independent shops.
Discover performance footwear and activewear at On and practical Scandinavian outerwear and accessories at Rains.
For occasion wear and everyday styles, browse the latest collections at OMNES and Glassworks and contemporary jewellery at Astrid & Miyu, or discover home fragrance and lifestyle pieces at Earl of East. You can also pick up your summer shades at bloobloom.
Stop for lunch on Lamb Street
For lunch, make your way over to Lamb Street, where you’ll find plenty of options for a relaxed alfresco lunch, from freshly prepared seafood from Mason’s Lobster, to queue-worthy Hainanese chicken from Two Roosters.
Explore the market
No visit to Spitalfields is complete without exploring the famous market. With up to 122 stalls from independent designers, makers and small businesses, you’ll find everything from handcrafted jewellery and original artwork to clothing, accessories and homeware.
Take your time, meet the people behind the products and keep an eye out for something you won’t find anywhere else. Find out about some of our favourites here.
Finish with happy hour
Head to Double O Martini Bar for cocktails with a twist. From frozen favourites to theatrical serves, it’s the perfect spot to soak up the last of the sunshine, try something new and graze on a charcuterie board at Spitalfields’ newest cocktail bar.
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