Flat Iron Square SE1 Flea market

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Flat Iron Square Flea market in SE1 is a new vintage and makers market full of curated treasures from around the globe. The market is based in the junction between Southwark Street and Southwark Bridge Road in a unique location, a few minutes away from Borough Market.

The market runs every Sunday from 10am–5pm and offers an eclectic mix of stalls selling clothes, furniture, objects, ceramics, spectacles, books, magazines, vinyl and much more. Every week will have something different to offer. In addition to the classic layout, it will also have music playing and sometimes live bands to add to the fun vibe.

Food and drinks

Iron Flat Square Flea Market gives the chance to enjoy a little retail followed by a few drinks, brunch, lunch, dinner at the delicious restaurants and pop-ups in the complex. From street truck food to a nice meal indoors, there is something to enjoy while socialising with friends, family or just exploring on your own.

Bar Douro	Baz&Fred	Burnt Lemon Bakery	Cantina Carnitas	EDU
Ekachai	Where The Pancakes Are	Laffa	OMEARA	Savage Salads
South West Social Club	Tatami Ramen	The Bar

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Bar Douro | Arch 35B

Drawing inspiration from the traditional cerveijarias and tascas of Lisbon and Porto, this rustic restaurant will offer a contemporary take on Portuguese cuisine

Baz&Fred | Arch 32

Baz andFred spin the best pizzas in town. Championing the revolutionary Chadwick Oven and sourcing the finest ingredients

Burnt Lemon Bakery | Devonshire House

Founded by Chef and Baker Matthew Dryden in early 2016, Burnt Lemon focuses on sourdough breads made exclusively with organic flours milled in the UK

Cantina Carnitas |Low Line

A Mexican food adventure with award winning Mexican street food, serving up lipsmackingly fresh burritos, tacos, nachos, quesadillas and tortas…

EDU | Arch 32

ED? is a contemporary Spanish food concept with influences from other world cuisines where most of the core ingredients originate from Spain.

Ekachai | Arch 32

Ekachai bring the flavours of South East Asia to Flat Iron Square with classic Thai, Malay & Cantonese street food dishes straight from the wok

Laffa | Low Line

A modern take on street food from the Eastern Mediterranean, inspired by the food stalls and cooking of the region. Vegetables and marinated meats

OMEARA | Arch 29-31

OMEARA is a unique space within Flat Iron Square offering a quality new gig venue to London plus a wide array of experiences

Savage Salads |Arch 32

Bringing wholesome, fresh and innovative salads that taste delicious and keep you fuller longer.

South West Social Club |Low Line

A small syndicate of cooks and farmers bring their beloved Air stream Sylvia to Flat Iron Square to serve ethical, sustainable, uncomplicated food.

Tatami Ramen | Arch 32

Award winning ramen from Barcelona. Providing a menu of Tonkotsu Fukuoka style ramen, Miso Tonkotsu ramen, Spicy Kimchi Tonkotsu ramen, Cockle ramen and more

The Bar |Arch 34

Serving great drinks in a busy European market place environment, including fresh sodas, a host of British craft and European beers, and six wines on tap

Where The Pancakes Are | Arch 35A

Patricia Trijbits’ restaurant is a place you can enjoy nutritious stacks of buttermilk pancakes, savoury or sweet

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Flat Iron Square

Flat Iron Square covers 40,000sq ft. encompassing seven railway arches and surrounding open spaces, sited between Flat Iron Square, Union Street, O’Meara Street and Southwark Street, London, SE1. Flat Iron Square forms the first part of the new Low Line in London’s Bankside.

Flat Iron Square comprises seven railway arches and Grade II listed building Devonshire House, with seven food vendors, three restaurants, three street food trucks, five bars and a live music and entertainment venue. The ethos behind Flat Iron Square is to create a casual and vibrant environment where music, food, entertainment, retail and culture blend together.

Located in the heart of London’s Bankside, Flat Iron Square benefits from easy access to tube and train lines with a wealth of cultural activities on its doorstep – from The Shard to theatres such as Menier, The Bunker, Southwark Playhouse and Shakespeare’s Globe, art galleries including Tate Modern, Hayward Gallery and White Cube, and daily markets from our neighbours Druid Street Market, Borough Market and Bermondsey Market.

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The Low Line

Flat Iron Square is the first stop on London’s Low Line, an exciting project which sees the reopening of the walkway through Borough, based on the original railway viaducts. Once the Low Line is completed you will be able to walk down the Low Line as far as Waterloo, taking in different projects along the way.

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