Fresh produce
Pick up colourful fruit, vegetables and other fresh market produce.
Trading since 1247
A historic market in the heart of Romford
Discover Romford Market, an outdoor retail market trading every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in Romford town centre.
1247Opened by Royal Order
Wednesday9am to 4.30pm
Friday9am to 4.30pm
Saturday9am to 5pm
Welcome to Romford Market
Centuries of trading, right in the town centre
Romford Market is a large outdoor retail market in Market Place, Romford.
Set in the heart of Romford town centre, the market brings together traditional market shopping, fresh food, everyday essentials, fashion, homeware, plants, flowers and plenty more to browse.
Whether you are picking up fresh produce, searching for a bargain, enjoying something tasty or simply having a wander, Romford Market is a lively place to spend part of your day.
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What you may find
Plenty to browse, discover and enjoy
From fresh food and flowers to fashion, homeware and useful everyday finds, there is always something to catch your eye.
Fish and meat
Shop for fresh fish, meat and traditional market favourites.
Street food
Stop for hot food, snacks and refreshments while you explore.
Fashion
Browse clothing, footwear, workwear and a variety of accessories.
Home and household
Find practical homeware, furniture and useful household essentials.
Plants and flowers
Brighten your home or garden with seasonal plants and flowers.
Books and toys
Browse books, toys and interesting finds for all ages.
Tools
Look out for tools, practical products and useful everyday bargains.
Technology accessories
Find mobile phone and technology accessories among the market stalls.
Market days
Romford Market opening times
Visit on Wednesday, Friday or Saturday and enjoy the market at the heart of Romford.
Wednesday9am – 4.30pm
Friday9am – 4.30pm
Saturday9am – 5pm
Opening times can occasionally change for bank holidays or special events.
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1247
Nearly eight centuries of trading
A proud trading tradition since 1247
Romford Market first opened in 1247 by Royal Order during the reign of King Henry III. Beginning as a livestock market, it grew into an important trading centre serving Romford, London and the surrounding area.
Nearly eight centuries later, the market remains part of the character of the town, welcoming shoppers into Market Place three days a week.
Getting there
Plan your visit
Romford Market is held in Market Place, Romford RM1 3ER.
By train
Romford Station is around a seven-minute walk from the market, with Elizabeth line and London Overground services.
By bus
Numerous bus routes serve Romford town centre and stops close to Market Place. Check live journey information before travelling.
Parking
Several public car parks are within walking distance of Market Place, making it easy to combine the market with a visit to Romford town centre.
Public toilets
Public toilets on the ground floor of Tollgate House are open on market days, with disabled cubicles and baby-changing facilities.
More visitor information
Open the location
Useful visitor information
Frequently asked questions
What days is Romford Market open?
The standard published trading days are Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Wednesday and Friday hours are 9am to 4.30pm, while Saturday hours are 9am to 5pm.
Where is Romford Market?
The market is held in Market Place, Romford RM1 3ER, in Romford town centre.
How old is Romford Market?
It first opened in 1247 by Royal Order during the reign of King Henry III.
What can I shop for at Romford Market?
The market offers a broad mix that can include fresh food, street food, fashion, homeware, flowers, plants, books, toys, tools and technology accessories.
How can I become a trader?
Trader applications and pitch arrangements are managed through the Romford Market team. Use the market information page for the latest application details.
Are there public toilets?
Yes. Public toilets on the ground floor of Tollgate House are open on market days and include disabled cubicles and baby-changing facilities.