MARKET PLACE FOOD HALL TO OPEN IN ST PAUL'S
The food hall is opening the doors to its St Paul’s site this May
London’s St Paul’s is about to get a tasty upgrade as Market Place, the food hall sensation, opens its newest location on London’s Cheapside at the end of May.
The 6,834 sqft foodie paradise opens in the heart of London's financial district just a stone’s throw from St Paul’s Cathedral - a prime location for city workers and tourists to devour food from nine epic traders with world flavours from South America, Thailand, Greece and more.
Boasting two buzzing bars pouring craft beers, classic cocktails and signature mixed drinks that'll make you forget the office even exists, a killer DJ lineup and event roster kicking off with comedy nights.
Spread across two floors, Market Place St Paul's combines industrial chic with playful design elements. The ground floor is a vibrant space where a monochrome walkway guides you past colourful food stalls and a neon-lit bar. A mix of seating options gives the perfect seat for any occasion.
Descend to the basement for a cosy and intimate atmosphere, featuring dark wood panelling and amber spotlights. Settle into comfortable green booths or opt for a friendly game of pool on one of the full-size tables.
'Prime location'
Blake Henderson, managing director of Market Place, said: "St Paul’s is the prime location to tap into the growing trend of casual, relaxed food hall dining. The City is renowned for its fast pace; the new opening offers an escape from the hustle and bustle, offering flexibility to consumers. By bringing together a diverse mix of cuisines under one roof, every preference can be met.
"We’re thrilled to be opening our doors in May and working with some incredible food brands to give the Square Mile a vibrant new destination for amazing food, great drinks and incredible entertainment.”
Looking ahead, the group is exploring the Middle East alongside other international opportunities. The brand has engaged Dubai-based strategic advisor David Singleton to support its global growth strategy.
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