New Covent Garden Market

Flower Store, Market, and Fruit and Vegetable Store

Nine Elms, London

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Ranked #7 for flower stores in London
"The place to get your flowers in Covent Garden."(2 Tips)
"The village cafe on the corner is a classic greasy spoon."(3 Tips)

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Jonathan FridayApril 7, 2012
Tonys cafe. Fast service good cafe, lively and a few characters. Duncan the man in charge. Does a nice breakfast and lunch .
Jason QuarisaOctober 10, 2017
Be sure to arrive early around 6am. Great range of flowers and indoor and outdoor plans. Also a great range of pots and fake flowers
JacquesOctober 9, 2015
New Covent Garden Market supplies 40% of fresh fruit & vegetables eaten outside of the home in London and is used by 75% of London florists.
LillianJune 6, 2014
Traders are around early so go a bit later and Bring cash or you'll burn through it as flowers are sold as single varieties in bunches rather than stems at a florist.
Chris HainesMarch 3, 2016
The place to get your flowers in Covent Garden. Usually a lot of tourists here though.
Chocolate DandyMarch 14, 2013
The village cafe on the corner is a classic greasy spoon. Really great chips and lots to listen to.
HISTORY UKFebruary 14, 2011
Formerly known as Nine Elms, this was the scene of a massive gasworks explosion in 1865 that killed 11 men. The Covent Garden flower, fruit and veg market moved here in 1974.
Cynthia Gonzalez TricocheNovember 28, 2010
The best flowers ever, They will last you about a month!
Nick LloydApril 12, 2010
Use the National Express Free Wi-Fi when in the market, look out for the coaches with the advert on the back and away you go :)
Nada HafizJuly 15, 2015
what's good hear?

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