Hidden down a cobble-stoned Angel backstreet a whimsical collection of odds and ends have been gathered together on a selection of market stalls (not to be confused with and nowhere near to Camden Market). Intermingled among elegant antique shops and restaurants, it is very easy to spend a day perusing through the muddle of goodies. The antique shops themselves are the real hidden gems of Camden Passage. There is a much admired doll and toy dealer, a specialist long case and mantel clocks vendor and ‘Georgian Village’, full of ornate glass and precious china. Most of the traders are specialists. They really know their stuff so just chatting to them can be very informative as well as a lot of fun. Strive to find the bargains; prices can be high so haggling is essential. Many of the smaller shops and stalls are only open on Wednesdays and Saturdays, but the larger antique furniture shops may open on other days if visitors ring the bell. Every Sunday Camden Passage hosts a popular farmer’s market selling a range of locally grown organic foods.
Paul A Young Fine Chocolates
33 Camden Passage, Islington, N1 8EA
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Before he was a full-time chocolatier, Paul Young was pastry chef for Marco Pierre... More
Paul A Young Fine Chocolates
33 Camden Passage, N1 8EA
Before he was a full-time chocolatier, Paul Young was patissier for Marco Pierre White. The drama and... More
Paul A Young Fine Chocolates
33 Camden Passage, N1 8EA
The more elaborate treats in this fashionable Islington chocolatier have the finishing touches performed on them at... More
Camden Passage
Camden Passage, N1 8EE
Wednesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays | Farmers' Market: Sundays
Hidden down a cobble-stoned Angel backstreet a whimsical collection of odds and ends have... More
Paul A Young Fine Chocolates
33 Camden Passage, Islington, N1 8EA
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Before he was a full-time chocolatier, Paul Young was patissier for Marco... More
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Before he was a full-time chocolatier, Paul Young was patissier for Marco Pierre White. The drama and perfectionism demanded by a Michelin-starred restaurant are both ... More
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Hidden down a cobble-stoned Angel backstreet a whimsical collection of odds and ends have been gathered together on a selection of market stalls (not to be confused with and nowhere near to Camden Market). Intermingled among elegant antique shops and restaurants, it is very easy to spend a day perusing through the muddle of goodies. The antique shops themselves are the real hidden gems of Camden Passage. There is a much admired doll and toy dealer, a specialist long case and mantel clocks vendor and ‘Georgian Village’, full of ornate glass and precious china. Most of the traders are specialists. They really know their stuff so just chatting to them can be very informative as well as a lot of fun. Strive to find the bargains; prices can be high so haggling is essential. Many of the smaller shops and stalls are only open on Wednesdays and Saturdays, but the larger antique furniture shops may open on other days if visitors ring the bell. Every Sunday Camden Passage hosts a popular farmer’s market selling a range of locally grown organic foods.
