Mercato Mayfair

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  Melissa Evans

  ·3 weeks ago

  “Great place to eat. Lots to choose from and decent prices for a food hall. Food tasted great. We tried a few places and the only issue we had was the pasta we ordered was misleading, Caerecce salmon pasta, doesn't actually have salmon in it. The sauce is salmon flavour, which they do try to explain when you order (they've probably had a few people mentioning this) Place was busy and good atmosphere. Plenty of seating and people clearing the tables.”

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  Daniel Wood

  ·1 month ago

  “🍝⛪ Pasta That Changed My Life! 🤌✨ We were recommended a visit to Mercato Mayfair to try Dez Amore’s homemade …”

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  Damian Lubanski

  ·2 months ago

  “Unique and one of a kind food market based in church building. For some that might be heresy for others not so much, I'll let you decide. It's at least worth checking out when you are in the area. I recommend morning hours, it's extremally busy area but at the morning it was almost empty, during heatwave and weekend too. Lots of seats inside, they offer table service too Plenty of food options so your party can mix and max or if you are greedy, just eat all of it by yourself, no judgment.”

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  Nat Nat

  ·2 months ago

  “Amazing atmosphere brilliant customer service throughout, greeted from the moment you walk through the door. Entering this amazing building you in awe as the history and foundation gives it so much character. We sat in the roof top terrace and had one of the well made spritz whilst enjoying MOLO famous lobster roll. We were not disappointed the lobster roll was flavoursome, service is quick, efficient and staff are welcoming. The terrace location was perfect for the hot weather as it offers shade and a gentle breeze. Perfect end to our day of shopping.”

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  Matt Alexander

  ·3 months ago

  “What a venue! Food, beer and shopping in an old church, amazing! So many food options, should cater for all tastes. The beer on offer was great! A lovely pale ale and all the lagers you can imagine”

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  Robin B

  ·3 months ago

  “Mercato Mayfair is such a great spot in central London. The atmosphere inside the old church building is unique, lively and full of character, with so many different food options under one roof. …”

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  Mansi Gupta

  ·3 months ago

  “Visited Mercato Mayfair recently and had a pizza and a cacio e pepe pasta. The pizza was really solid with a good base and enjoyable flavour. …”

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  Cleto Cardoza

  ·4 months ago

  “What a place, a old church with amazing food vendors inside of it. We had the pasta, pizza, tacos and the food was amazing. A must visit when in London for the unique experience and food. There is limited seating space so be ready to wait till you get space to sit.”

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  Tim K

  ·6 months ago

  “Stopped by Mercato Mayfair on a layover with six coworkers, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. The space alone is worth the visit—set inside a stunning cathedral with stained glass windows and beautiful woodwork, it’s unlike anything else in London. Even the pulpit has been transformed into a gin bar, and there’s also a German craft beer bar, which just adds to the uniqueness of the experience. The food options are incredible—basically something for everyone. We saw everything from homemade pasta and Napoli-style pizza to British grass-fed burgers, tacos and margaritas, pad Thai, Indian dishes, gelato, wine, and desserts like baklava and banana pudding. It’s almost overwhelming (in a good way), and perfect for a group with different tastes. Seating is a bit of an adventure—main floor is first-come, first-served and fills up fast, the upstairs has limited small tables, and the basement offers more intimate, restaurant-style spaces that looked like they take reservations. My advice: get there early to grab a table, or plan to enjoy a drink while soaking in the lively, energetic atmosphere. Overall, an amazing spot for groups and a must-visit if you’re in London and want great food, drinks, and a truly memorable setting.”

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  Diana Taylor

  ·7 months ago

  “I liked this food court mainly for how it looks. Visually, it’s very nice and pleasant to walk through. As for the food, I wouldn’t say it was amazing. The prices feel quite high for what you get, and it can be a bit uncomfortable trying to find a place to sit rather than enjoying a relaxed meal. Because of the price-to-quality ratio, I’d give this place 4 stars. It’s very pretty and, since it’s close to the city centre, it’s worth stopping by to have a look. But I wouldn’t say it’s a must for eating. We tried pasta, pizza, chicken dumplings and katsu curry. Out of everything, the chicken dumplings were definitely my favourite.”