London Street Food Markets and Global Fusion Vendors (2008–2018)

1. Borough Market reinvents itself as retail

   Jan 1, 1998Labels: Borough Market

   • Borough Market
   • Wikipedia

2. Maltby Street Market begins under railway arches

   Jan 1, 2010Labels: Maltby Street

   • Maltby Market
   • Time Out

3. Brockley Market launches as a weekly community market

   Sep 24, 2011Labels: Brockley Market

   • Eastlondonlines

4. Street Feast launches as nighttime street-food markets

   Jan 1, 2012Labels: Street Feast

   • Street Feast
   • Streetfood UK

5. KERB expands with a second regular City market

   Jan 1, 2012Labels: KERB

   • KERB Story

6. KERB launches in King’s Cross

   Oct 4, 2012Labels: KERB, King's Cross

   • KERB Story
   • Londonist

7. BAO starts trading as East London street food

   Jan 1, 2013Labels: BAO

   • BAO Story
   • Times

8. KERB Camden Market launches in West Yard

   Aug 12, 2016Labels: KERB, Camden Market

   • Camden Market
   • Camden Journal

9. Borough Market closes after London Bridge attack

   Jun 3, 2017Labels: Borough Market

   • Wikipedia

10. Borough Market reopens 11 days later

    Jun 14, 2017Labels: Borough Market

    • Guardian
    • Hardens

11. London street-food markets mature into “startup” pathways

    Jan 1, 2018Labels: London street-food

    • KERB About
    • Time Out

12. End of 2008–2018 phase: street food becomes mainstream

    Dec 31, 2018Labels: London street-food

    • Street Feast
    • KERB Story