Tours and Tickets to Experience Maltby Street Market

There are plenty of ways to experience Maltby Street Market. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Food & drink walking tour in South East London. Bermondsey - Borough Market.

• London Gin Safari: A Spirited, Juniper-Fuelled Jaunt

• London Street Food Tour with a Local Foodie: 100% Personalized & Private

• Private London Gin Safari: A Spirited, Juniper-Fuelled Jaunt

• Borough Market Food Tour with a Foodie Tailored to Your Tastes & Interests

It’s free to visit Maltby Street Market, but many travelers choose to go on guided food and drink tours. Bike tours begin at around US$81, walking tours at US$93, and private street food tours are upwards of US$200.

You’ll find diverse, international food stalls at Maltby Street Market. These include Amen Ethiopian, La Criolla Empanadas, and the Gyoza Guys. Also look for tasty grilled cheese toasties from Moon Cheese Toasties, and the champagne and oyster bar The Walrus and Carpenter, among many other choices.

Yes, there are vegetarian and vegan options at Maltby Street Market. Look for Degchi, an artisan biryani bar with vegan dishes available; The Latin Bros Co. offering Latin fusion food and vegetarian burritos; Beyroots, known for healthy, tasty Lebanese salads and wraps; and Kegarmo, a vegan bakery.

Yes, there are cafés and restaurants with seating areas at Maltby Street Market, including indoor seating at some spots, such as 40 Maltby Street wine bar. These areas can fill up quickly, though, so it's best to visit the market as early as possible to beat the crowds.

Yes, dogs are allowed at Maltby Street Market, especially since a lot of the market is outdoors and easy to stroll through. If you’re visiting with your pooch, you can continue your walk to the green space of Tanner Street Park, about 4-minutes away, where plenty of dog owners go.