The Camden Card

Introducing the Camden Market app, a smarter, easier way to collect your lunch or dinner at work or on the way home! Simply order and collect at your chosen pick up time, avoiding the busy queues at the Market! You can also order for your team, paying separately but collecting as one order using the “Buddy Up” option! The app also incorporates Camden Card discount- check back to find out what traders are already participating in the scheme!

“Time is precious. Victorian Londoners treasured Memento Mori - keepsakes to remind them to rejoice in living each day well because who knows when one's time might run out.

Oli Baba’s halloumi fries, Kolkati’s hot masala rolls, Burger & Beyond’s 90 day aged chuck beef patty stacks, Club Mexicana’s tofish tacos, Baba G’s lamb jalfrezi bhaji towers, The Cheese Wheel’s grana Padano-dunked fettuccine  – grab as much street food as you can carry, head to our new KERB Counter bar for an Albermale raspberry fizz or Early Grey infused Martini and enjoy the rest of the balmy nights this summer to the likes of Norman Jay and Jazzie B.

Prince was no stranger to Camden: in fact almost 25 years ago, he set up his very own shop on Chalk Farm Road named Sign O’ The Times, after his 1987 album. People flocked to the shop and queued in the street to see Prince appear on the balcony above the store just before it opened.

Thought to be a world first, the visitors that enjoy the Market’s buskers everyday will now have even more ways to show their appreciation, using contactless to give a set amount to the performer. Implemented by Busk in London and iZettle, the card readers are connected to an app, allowing the busker to receive a pre-chosen amount without having to stop playing.

To celebrate the first African Market this weekend (2nd June) Shaka Zulu is giving away dinner for two with drinks at their iconic African restaurant, right here in the Market.