Updated on 16 January 2020
The restaurant scene in Brixton Village is refreshingly independent and unapologetically quirky. Blending in with the food stalls that surround them, these colourful hipster venues are usually bookable but walk-ins are the norm. They draw in a clientele of edgy students and cool young professionals on the hunt for a cheap eat before a night out in one of Brixton’s many clubs or music venues. The vibe is fun and loud – leave any pretentions at the door, these laid-back places are just about delicious food, served with a smile, as and when it comes.
Brixton has always had a fascinating foodie scene and amongst its market traders you can find just about any unconventional ingredient – from giant African snails to pig heads! It’s largely down to this that there has been a mass backlash to the propagation of supermarket chains in the area with the community fiercely battling to save its much-loved independents. It’s instantly apparent that local residents and vendors alike are immensely proud of their marketplace and they strive to keep the unique Brixton ingredients –community, creativity and independence – alive by constantly welcoming new concepts to join their thriving and diverse food and retail scene. Here is our pick of the best eateries to visit when you’re in the area, so have a browse and see what takes your fancy from our list of the best restaurants in Brixton Village.
87 Brixton Village Market, Brixton Village, London, SW9 8PS
Unit 10-11, Brixton Village, London, London, SW9 8PR
Unit 39 Brixton Village Market, London, SW9 8PS
Unit 19 & 20, Brixton Village , London, SW9 8PR
Roast meat specialists Three Uncles' first bricks and mortar site has won the hearts of locals (and us). Char siu pork, wontons in chilli oil and roast duck are all a must here.
Brixton Village Market, Brixton, London, SW9 7EL
The Laundry at Walton Lodge, Brixton, London, SW9 8PL
The Laundry is an all-day restaurant, wine bar and bottle shop. The space is pleasingly shabby chic, with a bright colour palette. Food is sharing-style small plates, seasonally led, which feature as much local produce as possible.
Unit 12, Brixton Village, London, SW9 8PR
41-43 Atlantic Road, Brixton, London, SW9 3JS
Unit 19 First Avenue, London, SW9 8PR
12 Market Row, Brixton, London, SW9 8LB
Temaki is London's only counter-dining handroll bar. Watch the expert chefs prepare rolls filled with tuna, salmon, eel and lobster as you sip on excellent sake and plum wine. Perfect.
Brixton Village Market, Unit 18, Coldharbour Lane, London, London, SW9 8PR
Looking to explore outside of the Brixton Village? Peruse our list of the best restaurants in Brixton
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