Market Place Peckham
Versatile Event Space
Unit 10, The Aylesham Centre, Rye Ln, London, SE15 5EW
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Peckham Rye Station (300 yd)
Liam M.
Spaces for hire at Market Place Peckham
from £35
per person / per session
per person / per session
Main Hall
170
250
Market Place Peckham boasts 10 street food traders and a cocktail bar all within one room.
There is seating for over 170+ guests and there is extensive electrical sockets for co working. There are TV's dotted around the venue to showcase films and sport and the interior is designed to feel warm and encourage a journey around the food traders.
Prices and opening hours
Monday
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Main Hall
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Tuesday
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Main Hall
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Wednesday
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Main Hall
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Thursday
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Main Hall
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Friday
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Main Hall
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Saturday
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Main Hall
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Sunday
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Main Hall
11:30 –
0:00
from
£35
per person
Facilities and catering options
Up to 250
standing
Up to 170
seats
In-house catering
Parking available
Promoted / ticketed events
Alcohol provided
External catering allowed
Accommodation available
BYO alcohol
About Market Place Peckham
Market Place Peckham sits inside the Aylesham Centre and, in typical street food market fashion, features an array of cuisines from around the world.
All in, there are ten traders competing for your attention, including KraPow, who are known for their Thai street food and their buttermilk Thai fried chicken sandwiches and spicy pumpkin fritters; Baba G’s, who are doing their Indian Bhangra burgers and spiced popcorn shrimp; and Huli Huli, who showcase Hawaii’s street food scene with the likes of ribs with grilled pineapple.
The trade-off for the traders, besides feeding diners, is that a platform here gives them a busy space and lots of opportunity, without having to fork out for their own place, which is financially unfeasible for small, local businesses. So it’s very possible that by visiting here, you’ll be able to tell your grandchildren that you went to one of the city’s most famous restaurants when it was but a mere market stall. At the very least, you’ll have a good meal.
Market Place Peckham shows sports, films, hosts product launches whilst booking some of the worlds best DJs including, John Morales, David Rodigan, Marcellus Pittman, creating the new spot in Peckham to Party.
All in, there are ten traders competing for your attention, including KraPow, who are known for their Thai street food and their buttermilk Thai fried chicken sandwiches and spicy pumpkin fritters; Baba G’s, who are doing their Indian Bhangra burgers and spiced popcorn shrimp; and Huli Huli, who showcase Hawaii’s street food scene with the likes of ribs with grilled pineapple.
The trade-off for the traders, besides feeding diners, is that a platform here gives them a busy space and lots of opportunity, without having to fork out for their own place, which is financially unfeasible for small, local businesses. So it’s very possible that by visiting here, you’ll be able to tell your grandchildren that you went to one of the city’s most famous restaurants when it was but a mere market stall. At the very least, you’ll have a good meal.
Market Place Peckham shows sports, films, hosts product launches whilst booking some of the worlds best DJs including, John Morales, David Rodigan, Marcellus Pittman, creating the new spot in Peckham to Party.
