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Cool vibe, very good options of food. Clean bathrooms

Great selection of food and drinks, loads of places to sit

Good food. Crowded on weekends. Clean toilet. Better seat at roof top.

There are plenty of street food choices. Very nice tasty dishes, although London prices.. 10£ a burger with no fries..

Absolutely shocking to see rats and mice casually running around the place where people eat. I seen 3 in an hour and the manager/supervisor didn’t seem to be helpful either.

Great place to eat if there’s a group of you as lots of choice for restaurants so everyone doesn’t have to have the same thing. Would really recommend the taco stand! Drinks here can be a bit pricey but if you can get a seat on the roof terrace in the summer the view more than makes up for the price! Be warned that it’s always pretty busy at mealtimes especially on work days!

Kind of like a food court with a pub bar selling alcohol and drinks. Split over two floors, there are several different food stalls selling various street food including fish and chips, fried chicken, Thai, Malaysian, tacos, just to mention a few. There is a small roof top area which can be quite nice when the weather is good. Prices of the food stalls are reasonable. I personally prefer the ground floor more than the first floor, it gets very noisy up there and drives me crazy.

Opposite Victoria Station, there is a little haven of food Hall delight. Around ten different sellers offering a range of well made and tasty food. I opted for tacos because it’s been ages since I’ve ordered them, anywhere. Top notch. Pork Pibil and Ancho mushrooms with feta. Both superb. Served with a side of excellent guacamole. C’mon! My wife date ordered barbecue brisket sandwich served on a brioche bun. Again, excellent. Didn’t need the chips nothing too special. All in all, on the money.

Food halls can now be found in every major city around the world. We really liked the Victoria Market Hall. The selection of food stalls was nice and the atmosphere was nice. On Saturday evening there is live music and it is really full (in contrast to most other food halls I have seen, some of which are almost ghostly empty) The price/performance ratio is surprisingly good. London is generally quite expensive but the market halls are fairly priced on average. In contrast to many other food halls that are just grossly overpriced. The seats on the ground floor are very drafty and cold (when the doors open). It's better to look for a place on the upper floor.