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A guide to Brentford's markets and where to eat
Brentford's weekend food and produce stalls run alongside a growing set of independent cafés and kitchens, and this guide maps where to go and what to order.
Brentford’s food scene is small, independent and quietly good, and the best way into it is on foot at the weekend.
Start on the High Street with a flat white and a pastry, then work west toward the canal. The produce to take home is on The Ham, where the greengrocer runs weekly veg boxes, and the loaf worth queuing for is the sourdough at The Brent Bakehouse.
Where to sit down
For lunch, Half Acre Kitchen does a short, seasonal à la carte a couple of minutes from the High Street. For an evening by the water, the canalside pubs come into their own.
Card offers worth planning around
Several kitchens and cafés give Brentford Card members a discount or an extra — a free pastry before 10am, money off the à la carte, a loyalty deal on bread. Filter the Eat & Drink category for everywhere currently taking the card.
Mentioned in this article
- The Ham Green Grocer — Shop
- Half Acre Kitchen — Eat & Drink
- The Brent Bakehouse — Eat & Drink