Jamie Archer: Jimmy's restaurant, Goode and Wright is an awesome if a little pricey french bistro, try the marrow bones rich and creamy. Totally indulgent mmmm
Ozan Ardor: Portobello.full of italians all season.
Aaron: Incredible finds, but be picky, and don't be afraid to bargain hard on overpriced goods. Different vendors run on different days.
2. Fat Faced Cat
8.0
22-24 Camden Passage, London, Greater London
Vintage and Thrift Store · Islington · 4 tips and reviews
Frau Gryl: The most incredible selection of genuine vintage clothes, shoes and accessories, for men and women alike.
Shawn S.: I really like this store. Tucked away in Angel, FFC has a nice collection of vintage finds ranging from wallets, jackets to knick-knacks. It is good to visit often as their wares change over time.
Lauren D: Ugh so many cute shoes, want them all!!!
3. Beyond Retro
7.9
92-100 Stoke Newington Rd. (At Somerford Grove), London, Greater London
Vintage and Thrift Store · Stoke Newington Central · 22 tips and reviews
Yaseen Rocca: For me, it's a coffee shop within a vintage store. Almost hidden in plain sight. Great coffee, lovely desserts, friendly staff, and rustic vintage decor. Unique. Many reasons to be here!
Filmsquare: Now a thrift shop "Beyond Retro", Somerset House featured as the interior of Raoul's Havana cigar factory in Die Another Day (2002) where James Bond, of Universal Exports, asks for "delectados". Read more.
Hassan Mirza: Wifi, coffee and vintage shopping in a very cool converted old building. Good to know for weekends.
Dennis Farillas: One of a kind shops! U cant find anything like it in central london!
Louis Vuitton: Alfie’s is London’s largest indoor market for antiques, vintage, and 20th century design – a true treasure trove of treats. It boasts mid century modern furniture, vintage handbags and fine jewellery. Read more.
Ant knee D: Bring your wallet
Jen Jackson: Wood Street Indoor Market has been going for more than 50 years, and is now open for shopping on the 1st Sunday of the month. A great place to shop, with some of the UK's best vintage/retro shops.
Peter Sigrist: From vinyl to mid-century furniture, vintage coats to picture framers and dress makers - take a detour down these alleys
Steven Kelly: Lots of cool vintage bits and bobs, hurry as half the market is to be developed into flats
8. Beyond Retro
7.3
110-112 Cheshire St, Poplar, Greater London
Vintage and Thrift Store · Tower Hamlets · 16 tips and reviews
Sam J.: What can I say, it's one of my favourite shops in the world! There's so much choice, anything you want they'll have it!
Richard Gregory: There are plenty of good retro stores in London but none are as big as Beyond Retro. Whether you're rockabilly, an 80s revivalist or just out for a unique little something, you'll find it here. Read more.
Denise Invamoto: Lots of good options but attention: the prices are without vat, at the end I had a little surprise
11. Rokit Vintage
7.1
42 Shelton St., Covent Garden, Greater London
Vintage and Thrift Store · City of Westminster · 15 tips and reviews
Sam M: My new favourite place to get clothes in London. You won't always find something you want which fits, but you can't argue with vintage clothes, cool music, cool staff and exceptionally cool prices.
Nuvola Bianca Tivoli: If I could buy everything I would ‘
Joe Humphries: Fantastic selection of vintage clothes. Not cheap but I suppose you pay for the good selection.
15. Absolute Vintage
7.8
15 Hanbury St, London, Greater London
Shoe Store · Spitalfields and Banglatown · 10 tips and reviews
SJ Bowie: awesome vintage, the cabinets are amazing, dont forget Beyond Retro though!
Shawn S.: Unlike most vintage stores, their stuff don't smell like pee or something died in them. I like their bags but do make sure you check for holes or tears before buying. Prices are slightly steep for me.
Natasha McGowan: Very good for leather goods. Also one of the cheapest vintage shops in the Brick Lane area so I've found