Where To Eat in Camden's Food Courts
Discover covered food halls full of global cuisine
Wed 12 Nov
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COME IN FROM THE COLD AND TRY CAMDEN'S HOTTEST DISHES
Our food courts are the perfect place to grab a dish. Covered to keep you safe from the great British weather, and with plenty of seating, whether you’re here with a group or popping in on your lunch break, there are so many global flavours to try.
Bababoom Fresh Kebab
Head here for vibrant, flame-grilled kebabs bursting with bold flavors, fresh ingredients, and a cheeky twist on classic street food. Cooked over charcoal, with pillowy flatbreads, Bababoom are on a mission to show that kebabs can be fresh, healthy and keep you pwered all day. Plus they have great gluten free and vegan friendly options.
Moozak's French Tacos
Moozak’s French Tacos elevate street food with artisanal fillings, delicate sauces, and refined French flair. Their unique twist on tacos and burritos are flying off the shelves and make a delicious lunch choice.
Eki Bento
Your go-to for delicious, freshly made Japanese dishes. From crispy salmon bento boxes to ramen noodle soups, there are a variety of choices - all crafted with care and seasoned to perfection.
Pad Thai Cafe
A fantastically authentic Thai spot, serving up fragrant curries, spicy noodles, and the most delicious pad thai this side of Regent's Canal.
Leon's Greek Kitchen
Leon’s Greek Kitchen serves sunshine on a plate, with authentic Greek flavors, vibrant mezze, gyros to die for.
Find Delicious Deals on the App
Download the Camden Market App before you visit to explore delicious deals around Camden Market.
GETTING HERE
Hawley Wharf’s food courts are inside Waterside Halls, which is fully lift-accessible for buggies and wheelchair users. The food courts are accessible from Camden High Street and Kentish Town Road, meaning easy access from Camden Town underground station, Camden Road overground station, and local buses. There are also toilets and changing facilities on-site.
Waterside Halls East and West both contain our food courts