Well Street Market

Well Street was once part of an old country lane from the 1850s stretching from Shoreditch to Homerton and the banks of the river Lea.

An early trader at this market went on to become a founder of one of Britain’s most successful businesses. Tesco was founded by 21 year old Jack Cohen who started trading from a barrow in Well Street Market in 1919 alongside dozens of other stalls.

Location

Well Street, E9 6QT. Between Morning Lane and Terrace Road.

Public transport

Nearest station: Homerton Overground or Hackney Central stations.

Buses: Morning Lane and Well Street 26, 30, 277, 388 and 425.

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Parking

Controlled parking zone Q. Free parking on Saturdays.

Products

Street food, produce, fashion, live music, and London’s first teenage and student makers markets.

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Address: Well Street Traders and Residents Association (WESTRA), 217-219 Well Street, E9

Markets Service (markets, shop fronts and street trading)

marketsservice@hackney.gov.uk

020 8356 8550

Opening times

Monday to Friday9am to 5pm

The Market Service office is open for telephone enquiries and walk-in appointments during these hours.

Address

Unit 11, First Floor 51-63 Ridley Road London E8 2NP