Beautiful little market filled with fine materials, beautiful colourful Eastern clothes and thrift shops. A great little market to get lost in window shopping for an hour or so. I would definitely recommend having a walk around whilst enjoying the area of Shepherds Bush.

Shame the market is being gentrified with nothing more than cafes popping up, I mean how many cafes can one place have! I love the international feel of this market, all the unique foods that you would be hard pressed to get anywhere else, the friendly stall/shop owners. Personally recommend the pet shop, a bit of an Aladdins den but so friendly and a pleasure to visit.

Lots to see, buy and taste. From authentic Arabic coffee and food to Afro- Caribbean fresh fruits and vegetables Along with original clothing not to badly price. Nice day out.

Lovely local market. Fresh food and fruits

We enjoyed all the colourful goods and the amazing smells of international food very much

One of the best Coffee Bars in London located 50 yard from Shepherds Bush station on the Hammersmith and City Line. Serves exceptional fruit and Pancake dishes. Look also for the Grill Master 200 yards further into the Market: Bilal makes kebabs fresh on his grill while you wait.

It was a fun place to walk around and see ethnic shops and it offers some decent choices for food like Ethiopian (although it was shut today), falafel bowls, seafood and Chinese food. It wouldn’t be my regular market but if you’re interested in ethnic clothes, jewelries, Caribbean shops, it is worth having a look.

A real Hidden gem....people are so friendly and welcoming such as the little Egyptian food stand inside he does the pastries and samosas and opp him is 2 Eritrean shops doing burning fragrance coals and lovely natural products like clay pots and myrh frankincense amongst other wonderful items. Food and items are cheap and authentic and good quality hard to find in this day and age

Good place to visit and try the Falafel sandwich from the first store. Nothing to purchase, only to have a look. Would not waste my time to visit it again.

Low end but cheap street food places in the market. All are Halal.

Local market. Interesting enough, but not recommended as a place for tourists.

happy to walk one end to the other. Love the small business making the tasty food. Definitely try .

Good place for purchasing cheap household items, wide range of fabrics and clothes (Eastern style and European), there are some fish and meat sellers and, of course, fruits and vegetables. The fish is kept just on the ice, wouldn't risk buying on a hot day.

Fruit, veg, fabrics are good buys here.Nice food stands and kiosks about. But Lots of the same stuff though, especially tat, plastic s@#% from china and tacky clothes. I like that it's a proper market but could do with more of a mix of stands and maybe some entertainment and stuff to get people in on weekend etc.

Open stall market for fresh groceries such and Caribbean or African foods such as yams, scotch peppers, hot peppers, plantains, okra, dry foods and so on. The shops on the sides sell an assortment of underwear, warm clothing and other items such as caftans and linen dresses. There’s a fish monger and some meat shops too. Always a good deal for bill buys although things have tripled in price since the Covid pandemic

You can always find anything at Sheperds Bush Market! I usually go there for the silver shop where I can buy new jewelry or fix previous ones. It is an actual market and there is great food, hats, clothes and anything you need like literally 👌👌👌 Love it!

Odd place. I'm sure if you're a local then it's useful, but when I went, it seemed a lot of people were staring at me like I wasn't part of their clique and therefore wasn't welcome. It's appearance is welcoming to those who aren't 'local' but once in the market that doesn't appear to be the case either in the way of hospitality or the stalls on offer of which most cater for more 'diverse' groups let's say and in my opinion some gave the impression they were selling off brand/fake goods or dodgy items anyway (no slander intended as it's only my opinion) Oh and the whole market had a 'herbal' aroma to it. It was 'green' in that way.... It's got all those fancy lights that seems to be all the fashion at the moment but this is just seemingly to try and get people in believing this is a friendly world market when in fact it really is not. It's weird as it's described as a community hub that has a lot of pride in itself and welcomes all. I saw none of that and very quickly picked up the pace to get to the other end - and leave. Forever.

Visited here just to wander around. Lots of food stalls and clothes stalls. The smell off all the stalls is just lovely. Lots of places selling ethic clothing and bags etc. lovely place to grab a bargain I think. Located right near Westfield shopping centre and near a train station. Was reasonably busy with people who shop there all the time and touristy people like me having a wonder round. Would visit again if in the area.

quite a long stretch of stalls. Interesting place for snacks and lunch/dinner!

Precisely the reason I hate markets. Rip it all out and pour some cement and get it cleaned up. It is not "atmospheric" it is not "rough and ready" it is just dirty and full of tat, absolute tat and tatty attire on sale that I wouldn't give a thank you for any of it. I love close by and have been stared at by some of the stall holders... I stopped cutting through and just started to walk right round it to avoid it. I get some of the shops have been there for decades, and some people enjoy sifting though the absolute rubbish of questionable origin or safety but what ever history it has is irrelevant... All it is now is significantly dodgy stalls with dodgy tat and dodgy stall holders. A market is meant to be a mix of things, not all similar tat. Now I did say I hate markets but if I am going to be dragged to a market of dubious TAT then it is Camden or nothing. I have lived in Shepherd's Bush for 9 years and will be glad to see it shut if and when it does.

Lovely street vibes in this stretched out marketplace along the arches of a railway viaduct. A wide range of cultural offerings, with some cosy cafe and other spots to eat, watching people walking and browsing the stalls.

A very enjoyable experience to wonder through this well established market place. Lots of interesting stalls and good food outlets. In a convenient location that is easy to access.

It is an old market that has been around for years . Great for fruit and Veg , materials and non designer cloths. Also sells other household goods. It doesn’t seem to be as busy as it used to be not as cheap as it used to be . Right across the Tube stations so easy to reach.

Antidote to Westfield. Scarfs to drool over. Butcher will give you the cuts you request - best price for quality shin-on-the-bone. Try the Ethiopian coffee at Delinas, the sugarcane cubes at Osmans, children will happily treat Hone Books as their personal library corner.

I enjoyed the afternoon at the market. Tried the Yamani karak tea, one of the best i tried. Also, I had a falafel plate, very satisfying👍🏼

It was our best day in London. The market has most of the home needs, such as clothes, bags, shoes... etc. Also good food tracks and supermarkets.

Only frequented few here on occasion (not peak time) and well worth a visit. Some great falafel and juice stalls. Others selling fresh fruit. As with most markets, clothes are the big thing here.

Great Market to visit, lots of different Traders. If you need textile this is a place to pay a visit. Also international food ingredients. There is a nice Ethiopian restaurant Delina they serve great food. Highly recommended market to visit.

Stopped off halfway down the walkway for falafel kebab Street food. It was very tasty. There were a few stalls and some black history exhibits. It was a good break before getting on nearby underground for journey back.

It's an interesting place for shopping, especially for girls, I wanted to buy some items but there were too many options and got mixed up because of that and was having less time as I had to go somewhere. It's a good place to do local shopping. I really enjoyed being there.

This store is not good. There are fraudulent people in it. I sent them clothes for washing. He did not wash them and sent them to me as they were. He charged me 50 pounds for washing trousers and a jacket.