Opened March 2025

Market Halls Paddington

Eight kitchens, two bars and a terrace, three minutes from Talbot Square.

Paddington Square piazza in the evening
Photo: Eden, Janine and Jim, CC BY 2.0
8independent kitchens
2bars
11,000square feet
3minutes' walk

Paddington's new favourite place to eat

Market Halls opened its fourth London food hall in March 2025, inside the new Paddington Square, a short walk up London Street from Talbot Square.

Eight independent kitchens, two bars and a large outdoor terrace share one roof, so everyone at the table can order something different. There are long communal tables inside and seats for around 130 people outside on the square.

It's as good for a quick breakfast before a train as for a long evening with friends. A live stage hosts DJ sets, quiz nights and screenings of major sporting events.

Plan your visit

Where
1 Paddington Square, London W2 1DL
From here
About 3 minutes on foot, up London Street towards the station
What
8 kitchens, 2 bars, outdoor terrace, live stage
Hours
markethalls.co.uk

Something for everyone

The kitchens

The opening line-up mixed new names with Market Halls favourites. Traders change from time to time, so check the Market Halls website for the current line-up.

Tacos al pastor
Mexican

Breddos Tacos

Modern Mexican tacos from one of London's best-loved taquerias.

Taiwanese gua bao
Taiwanese

BAO Night Market

Fluffy bao, Taiwanese fried chicken and bubble tea.

Roti canai with curry
Malaysian

Gopal's Corner

Roti and curries from the team behind Roti King.

Grilled beef and chorizo
South American

From the Ashes Parrilla

Live-fire grill for meat and vegetables.

Avocado toast with eggs
Brunch

Farm Girl

All-day brunch: breakfast bowls, avocado toast and eggs.

Souvlaki in pitta with chips
Greek

Souvlaki by Opso

Souvlaki wraps and gyros bowls.

Burger and fries
Burgers

Black Bear Burger

Dry-aged beef burgers that started out on the street-food scene.

Fried chicken
Fried chicken

20ft Fried Chicken

Crunchy fried chicken, wings and loaded fries.

Dishes shown are illustrative and are not photographs of the traders' own food. Food photos from Wikimedia Commons: