The food hall at Canary Wharf is set to open in late March, and it will feature innovative kitchens, bars, and community-led events. There will also be a new addition to the market hall, Cargo. Here are some of the best places to eat at Market Halls Canary Wharf. We’ve outlined the highlights, from Roti King to Sparks. We’ve also outlined some of the things you can do in the space once it opens.
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Cargo at Crossrail Place
In the heart of London’s financial district, the 15-story office building that houses the Cargo at Crossrail Place will soon welcome a public market hall. The project’s innovative Market Hall concept will provide shoppers with a wide range of food and beverage options. It will also feature pop-up attractions and schedule regular events. The building’s location near the Elizabeth Line station provides easy access to the food hall, and is adjacent to the new Crossrail Station in Canary Wharf.
The Market Hall will be 20,000 square feet and will span two levels, looking out over the North Dock. The building will also feature a rooftop cafe, coffee shop, and outdoor seating for 500 customers. The project was originally scheduled to open in April 2021, but has faced setbacks due to the Pandemic. Market Halls at Crossrail Place has a new date for opening, and the market hall will be a part of the new development.
Market Halls Canary Wharf
If you’re looking for an excellent food market in London, then look no further than Market Halls Canary Wharf. Opening in late March, the venue will feature bars and creative kitchens, including Inamo Sukoshi and Pasta Evangelists. Market Halls Canary Wharf will be the third venue in the market halls series. It’s a fantastic venue with a view to die for, and it’s close to the Elizabeth Line station.
The food hall will feature Middle Eastern favourite Le Bab, pasta eatery Pasta Evangelists, and casual sushi restaurant Inamo Sukoshi. Opening hours will be 8am to 11pm every day, and the venue will also host regular community events, including mindfulness sessions, painting classes, book clubs, and fashion swaps. It will also house exhibitions by local artists. And if that’s not enough, there’s always All Bar One, a popular bar located on the second floor.
Sparks
The food hall has two bars for visitors and a pleasant canal view. The menu is carefully curated and there is a good selection of food. The building has 130 staff, ten of whom are on site during working hours and three on site at night. In addition, there are critical spare parts stored in the building. A hearing assistance system is available at the food information counter. It is possible to use self-service tills.
The Market Halls team has also announced plans to open another food hall in Canary Wharf. The new space will feature innovative kitchens and bars. The location is expected to open in late March and tie in with the reopening of Market Halls Oxford Street. The Canary Wharf venue is the third Market Halls venue in London, with two other venues in the city. Inamo Sukoshi and Pasta Evangelists will open in the new space.
Roti King
Roti King is planning to open a third location in Canary Wharf after two successful food halls opened nearby in Victoria and West Village. The project has faced delays due to the pandemic and construction setbacks. The new market will feature local restaurants and bars as well as community-led events. Visitors can also attend book clubs, fashion swaps, and mindfulness sessions. And there will be a bar and a restaurant that is not yet named.
Market Halls is the operator of two other food halls in the area. The Oxford St and Victoria Street locations are the city’s hottest dining destinations. They will be a cornerstone of local culture and a hub for dining and drinking. Having survived forced closures due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the new Market Halls will remain one of the city’s leading destinations for foodies.
Koya
Currently in planning stage, Koya food hall in Canary Wharf is set to open its doors later this year. The 20,000 square foot venue will be located in the Cargo building, which will also have an expansive rooftop where the hall will feature a coffee shop and seating for 500 people. Market Hall will be a vital part of Crossrail Place development, which is slated to open in late 2020.
The first branch in London will open on July 29, and the second one will open in the West End in 2022. This will bring a diverse range of Japanese cuisine to the capital. The Japanese ramen will be served with an array of side dishes, including edamame, homemade celery pickles, and chicken wings. The menu features dishes that include miso paste and a mushroom dashi broth.
Marksman
The team behind the Market Halls has opened three new food halls in a quick succession before the pandemic hit England. They’ve now announced plans to open a fourth at Canary Wharf Cargo. Those plans were put on hold temporarily, however, due to the lockdowns in England. Marksman has vowed to make it up to the demand and are committed to creating a world-class food hall.
The Marksman has a traditional East End charm with modern features. The minimalist decor and pendant lighting give the dining room an air of sophistication, while the menu includes classic pub dishes. In 2017, The Marksman was named Michelin Pub of the Year in the UK. The food hall is also home to two bars, including Marksman, the restaurant located on the fourth floor. You can enjoy some great food and drink while admiring the canal views.
