Where to eat at Camden Market Hawley Wharf

Gavin Hanly 20 October 2021

Camden has seen a fair bit of development over the past few years and the new Camden Market Hawley Wharf may be the biggest change yet. It's a 580,000sq ft site (aka VERY big) and, as a result, will be adding loads more in the way of places to eat, drink and be entertained to the area.

Now the second part of the development is opening, bringing even more to the canalside at Camden when it opens on 22 October.

In addition to a brand new five-screen Curzon cinema, the food court's second Waterside Hall will feature a whole load more in the way of street food traders.

2 Lads Kitchen – Serving up Afghan street food
Khaoo – Pakistani cheesy Naan melts
Chingon – The folk at Hotbox London are behind this Mexican street food place which is also promising tequila-based cocktails
Longboys – long doughnuts and patisserie
The Great British Cheesecake Company – As the name suggests this is all about baked cheesecakes
Mikos Giros - fast-casual Greek food, specialising in gyros from the Greek Islands.

And as a reminder - here's what we had In the first tranche of opening:

HotBox - with barbecue smoked meats and burgers
Ekachai - South Asian cuisine
Three Uncles - Cantonese roast meat specialists
Bun House - their second restaurant with plenty of filled buns on offer
BaoziInn - Colourful dim sum and dumplings.
Stilvi - traditional Mediterranean sweet treats including baklava and loukoumades
A’do’re Fritto – the Italian grab-and-go, with arancini, pizzas and more
Philippe Conticini, French pastry chef who will be opening a new French patisserie
Juice Junkiez - smoothies, and healthy cold-pressed juices
Tsujiri - All things matcha
Crepes a la carte - yes, sweet and savoury crepes
Spoon and Rice - Filipino comfort food
Rudie's Jerk Shack - Jamaican Jerk
Sugo: Street foods from Roma, Napoli and Palermo
Pitta Bun: Greek street food