North End Road runs straight through the heart of Fulham, making it home to lots of amazing local businesses, many of which are BID members too!
To show our appreciation for this fine market, we delved a little deeper into the history and culture of North End Road. Below we’ve listed everything you need to know, from how to get there to how it all started.
North End Road Market dates back to the late 1880s, with locals taking to the streets to sell fresh produce to other residents and visitors.
Over the years the market has evolved and now offers its widest ever range of products and features seasonal markets through the year.
New stalls are popping up all the time, adding to the proud diversity of North End Road and what it has to offer.
The majority of foods are locally sourced, and almost always cheaper than standard supermarket prices. Whatever it is you need, chances are, there’s a stall for it at North End Road.
The North End Road Market won the Best Community/Parish Market award at the Great British Market Awards in January 2019. A great accolade to be shared with the whole of the North End Road community!
"The North End Road Seasonal Markets, Fulham, is a market with a strong emphasis on place and local people and is an exciting example of the local council working with community groups” - Great British Market Awards Judge
This busy market lies on the east side of North End Road between Lillie Road and Fulham Road. The market is served by bus numbers 14, 28, 211, 295, 306, 414, 424 and is just a 5-minute walk from Fulham Broadway Underground Station.
Coomer Place is the nearest paid car park for those driving from outside the area.
North End Road isn’t home to only the best stalls in Fulham, but also some of the very best shopfronts too.
Lots of Fulham BID members are located on the road. These include;
Jaffa Bake House
The Crepe Factory
Dickenson’s Quality Meats
Greenbay
Holiday Inn Express
Cake Addict