10 Best Seafood Markets in London

Ambar Fish is a Wembley seafood market selling fresh fish and seafood. It suits shoppers looking for a straightforward fish shop with helpful staff, quick service and recommendations. The business is distinguished by a focus on fresh, good-quality seafood, with customers also describing the shop as clean and its prices as reasonable.

The Upper Scale is a seafood wholesaler offering delivery of fresh seafood, including mussels, clams, sardines, tuna, cuttlefish ink and sashimi-grade fish. It suits households planning a seafood meal at home. Temperature-controlled delivery, careful packaging and next-day delivery experiences distinguish the service, while some shellfish may need preparation on arrival.

Barneys Seafood is a seafood market offering delivery and on-site service. Its selection includes fresh salmon fillets, skate, langoustines, scallops, oysters, prawns, smoked salmon, frozen products and jellied eels. It suits shoppers seeking hard-to-find seafood, advance ordering or delivery, with stock varying according to the day’s fresh supply.

Mr Fish is a Wembley seafood market offering fresh and frozen seafood, with delivery available. It suits home cooks, hospitality businesses and customers buying seafood for everyday meals or larger orders. The range described includes kingfish, yellowfin tuna, thalapath, jumbo prawns and mud crabs, while preparation services include filleting and scaling. Staff also provide guidance on product differences and cooking methods.

Billingsgate Market is a London seafood market and the United Kingdom’s largest inland fish market. Its merchants sell fresh, frozen and live seafood, with reported examples ranging from salmon, cod and king prawns to live oysters and sashimi-grade yellowfin tuna. The market also has on-site services, toilets and parking options, making it suited to both seafood shoppers and visitors interested in its history and food culture.

Borough Market is a large food market beneath the railway lines, bringing together British-reared meat, artisanal baked goods and dairy products. Its stalls also offer fresh produce, seafood, cheeses, cured meats, international dishes, desserts and ready-to-eat food, making it suitable for both food shopping and a varied market visit.

Brixton Village Market is a London shopping arcade with global food outlets and local independent traders, dating back to the 1960s. It suits visitors who want to browse varied goods, eat across different cuisines or experience Brixton’s multicultural atmosphere. Its narrow lanes bring together independent eateries, artisan coffee shops and international stalls, creating a lively destination for casual lunches, evening bites and food discovery.

Wood Green Fish Market is a fishmonger in a market hall selling fresh and frozen fish, shellfish and seafood. Its range includes cod, crab, prawns, octopus, salmon, mackerel, lobster tails, sea bream and scallops, and whole fish can be cleaned and filleted for easier preparation.

Queen's Park Farmers' Market is a family-friendly weekly market where local farmers and artisans sell food and other goods. Shoppers can find fresh fruit and vegetables, cheeses, seafood, bread, pickles, pastries, flowers, coffee and food to go. Its broad stall mix makes it suited to weekly shopping as well as a relaxed Sunday visit.

Maltby Street Market is an outdoor weekend street market beneath Bermondsey’s 19th-century railway arches. Its Ropewalk brings together independent traders serving global street-food fusions and artisan produce, including raclette, confit dishes, bavette steak and tacos. The market combines cobbled lanes, bars and a compact setting with a distinctly industrial London atmosphere.