Eataly, which already boasts almost 40 locations around the world, has taken up residency in a massive site that stretches across 42,000 square feet. The Italian food market features a raft of vendors both selling and cooking authentic Italian produce, with the set up similar in style to other famous London foodie destinations such as Borough Market.
Italian food hall Eataly opened partially at the end of April 2020. Eataly was the first London branch just a stone’s throw away from the Bishopsgate exit.
Eataly was originally founded in Turin, Italy and has since gone on to open locations across the globe. You can currently find Eataly outposts in New York, Moscow, Tokyo and Munich to name just a few, so it’s surprising that the brand has waited so long to open in London.
Eataly London is the largest stand-alone food hall in the UK, with visitors able to purchase Italian produce such as ciabatta, cured meats, olive oil and cheeses. There are a few bars too, stocked up with Italian wines and turning out classic cocktails such as Negronis and Aperol Spritz, while those looking to expand their knowledge of all things Italian cuisine can partake in one of the cooking classes at Eataly London’s very own on-site cookery school.
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