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Southbank Centre Food Market

Dozens of market stalls selling fresh food. Each trader at this market is required to produce both ethical and sustainable products.

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Address: Southbank Centre Square
Getting there: behind the Royal Festival Hall
Hours: Fri noon–8PM, Sat 11AM–8PM, Sun noon–6PM
Website: southbankcentre.co.uk (opens in a new tab)

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