Alexandra Palace Farmers' Market

Great Market we Especially Love the Esmae's Pantry Stall, great foods for the pups and now they even have a Esmae's Closet clothing range. this place is amazing my girls love the kangaroo jerky and the Ice cream. pop by this stall is great

What a great chance to try and buy some lovely produce.

My favourite had to be the Chorizo scotch egg, really really nice and the extra hot chilli cheese was a delight. Would definitely go back again! �

We visit regularly, but it was lacking in hot foot stalls today - no pizza, ebby’s Kitchen, toasties, Moroccan to name but a few. Is this because of restrictions from Ally Pally management? Atmosphere and choice of lunch distinctly lacking today. Hope this does not continue.

I used to be a big fan of the market before bureaucracy took over. I don’t see nothing wrong in a little competition, it stops certain establishments (mentioning no names) from becoming more complacent than they already are. One stall holder today was trying to justify the 50% mark up of their product, saying they wanted to put people off due to demand being too high. � The market has definitely lost its soul.

Great Market we Especially Love the Esmae's Pantry Stall, great foods for the pups and now they even have a Esmae's Closet clothing range. this place is amazing my girls love the kangaroo jerky and the Ice cream. pop by this stall is great

What a great chance to try and buy some lovely produce.

My favourite had to be the Chorizo scotch egg, really really nice and the extra hot chilli cheese was a delight. Would definitely go back again! �

We visit regularly, but it was lacking in hot foot stalls today - no pizza, ebby’s Kitchen, toasties, Moroccan to name but a few. Is this because of restrictions from Ally Pally management? Atmosphere and choice of lunch distinctly lacking today. Hope this does not continue.

I used to be a big fan of the market before bureaucracy took over. I don’t see nothing wrong in a little competition, it stops certain establishments (mentioning no names) from becoming more complacent than they already are. One stall holder today was trying to justify the 50% mark up of their product, saying they wanted to put people off due to demand being too high. � The market has definitely lost its soul.