Borough Market Hall

Market Hall / Borough Market

This striking glass structure benefits from views of the historic Green Market and Borough High Street.

As an event space, it offers organisers and guests a unique and modern setting in which to entertain.

The Market Hall is very much part of the bustling Market, but can be closed off to create a private space.

Its modern structure has been designed to maximise horticultural potential, with vertical planters and moveable seating.

This space also has a demonstration kitchen, bar structure and toilets on site.

http://boroughmarket.org.uk

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On 4th October Borough Market will open its doors to 150 guests who will be treated to an amazing feast prepared for them by eleven of the most remarkable women on the U.K.'s food scene.

A true one-off celebration of local produce, female culinary talents and the importance of sharing food, the Severn Sisters’ Feast will be a landmark event in London’s food calendar.

Welcome nibbles Grilled baby garden egg aubergines, Cornish goats cheese and wild rocket on a Ghanaian butter bread crostini With a glass of fizz from Vino Beano Starter Ossetian pies Tamarind stuffed chillies with a sweet and sour chutney Wild mushroom in cultured butter on a sourdough toast Main course Beef cheek ragu with guanciale, root vegetables and pangrattato with lovage OR roast squash, cannellini beans and a smoked onion ragu (v) Dessert Slow cooked quinces with goats cheese cream and crystallised rose petals Plum, Mavrodaphne and chocolate trifle Please note some elements are subject to change.

Thank you to our sponsors: Borough Market, Vino Beano, Fentimans, Wenlock Spring, Neal's Yard, Hannan Meats, Total Produce, and Bread Ahead All profits from the event will go to Action Against Hunger, a well-known charity in the hospitality industry which aims to save the lives of malnourished children, ensure everyone can access clean water, food, training and healthcare and enable entire communities to be free from hunger.

The event will be taking place in Borough Market’s Market Hall which is accessed via the Bedale Road entrance.

Where to eat in Borough Market | London Evening Standard

ES Food Newsletter Borough Market is the beating heart of the capital’s food scene: a vibrant hub of top quality produce and street food traders that overflows into restaurants, bars and nightlife.

Borough Market: a symbol of London Borough Market is London’s oldest and most renowned food market.

On the go To my mind, Borough Market’s top ready-to-eat food traders are: Gourmet Goat Ethically sourced meat and inspired cooking make for one of London’s very best ‘to go’ options.

Tapas Brindisa One of the first genuinely good tapas restaurants in London, Tapas Brindisa has been serving pitch perfect padron, jamon, tortillas and gambas on the corner of Borough High Street and Stoney Street since 2004.

Elliot’s Borough Market is keeping calm and carrying on Quality, plates of modern British food (good ingredients, cooked simply with the occasional twist, elegantly plated).

Borough Market | Things to do in South Bank, London

London’s best, and best-known, food market is chock-a-block with takeaway choices, should all that prime produce make you hungry on the hoof.

The food hound’s favourite market is also London’s oldest, dating back to the 13th century.

It’s the busiest too, occupying a sprawling site near London Bridge.

As if to celebrate, a new Market hall, facing onto Borough High Street, has been opened: it acts as a kind of greenhouse for growing plants (including hops), as well as hosting workshops, tastings and foodie demonstrations.

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