Spa Terminus is a splendid food market, and if you live in Bermondsey or near Tower Bridge, you may have heard about it. Located inside railway arches dating back to the 1800s, you’ll find locals buying their organic vegetables, seasonal fruit, artisan cheese, biodynamic wine, and Monmouth coffee beans. Many food and drink businesses make or stock products here, which they sell to trade suppliers during the week. On Fridays and Saturdays, from about 8.30 am until 2.30 pm, they open their doors to the public. It’s a short walk from Maltby Street Food Market and is worth exploring if you’re looking for a farmer’s market in SE16 or Bermondsey Food Market.
Railway Arches
Spa Terminus Food And Drink Suppliers
Here is a list of food and drink suppliers to give you an idea of what treats await you as you meander through the railway arches. Although these may change, check the website and the specific opening times before you visit. I updated this list in January 2025.
Voyager Estate: Kappacasein/Kaseswiss, Oliveology, Ong Ong Buns, Spice Mountain, The London Honey Company and Mons Cheesemongers.
Spa Estate: England Preserves, The Fresh Fish Shop, The Ham and Cheese Company.
Dockley Estate: Tea 2 You, Food and Forest, Gimlet Drinks, The Wild Room, Natoora, The Kernal, Little Bread Pedlar, Monmouth Coffee.
Discovery Estate: Ice Cream Union, Dynamic Wines, Husk and Honey Granola.
Apollo Estate: Neal’s Yard Dairy, The Fresh Pasta Company, Maltby and Greek.
Cheese lovers can seek out Kappacasein Dairy, which offers a selection of cheese, including the Bermondsey Frier and Bermondsey Hard Pressed. If you love Dutch or Swiss cheese, check out Kaseswiss. Mons Cheesemongers sells traditional farmhouse cheese and a collection from France and Switzerland. Neals Yard Dairy selects, matures, and sells farmhouse cheese from the UK and Ireland.
For gourmet treats, don’t miss England Preserves, known for their premium jams made from locally sourced orchard fruits and berries. Husk & Honey offers top-quality granola blends, while The Ice Cream Union crafts artisan, freshly churned ice cream and a tempting selection of sorbets, well worth stopping by for a scoop. Pick up a beautifully baked sourdough or rye loaf from The Little Bread Pedlar, or discover wild mushrooms and foraged delights from The Wild Room.
For drinks, Dynamic Vines is the go-to for exclusive organic and biodynamic wines, while Maltby & Greek specialises in Greek wines, spirits, beers, and artisanal food products. For craft beer lovers, The Kernel Brewery is the place to pick up a top-notch pale ale, IPA, or stout. And if you’re after exceptional coffee beans, head to Monmouth Coffee Company.
Spa Terminus Location
Start at Maltby Street Food Market for a foodie Saturday, where you can eat breakfast, brunch or lunch. You’ll find it open on Saturday from 10 am until 5 pm (and Sunday from 11 am until 4 pm). It’s located at Ropewalk (where Maltby Street joins Ropewalk), parallel to Druid Street.
Afterwards, continue to Enid Street, and at the junction of Enid Street and Spa Road, you’ll see fruit and vegetables being sold and Mons Cheesemonger with their doors open. To find Monmouth Coffee, go through the tunnel at the back of Arch 3 Discovery Estate St. James’s Road.
The suppliers are dotted around, so could you keep your eyes open for signage? Ensure you visit Dockley Road Industrial Estate, Discovery Business Park, Apollo Business Park, Spa Business Park and Voyager Business Park. For more information, see the Spa Terminus Website; clicking the company name will give you the address. Opening times on Saturday are approximately 8.30-2.30 but do vary. I would say go about 9.30 and don’t go too late as some may close at 2 pm. Enjoy your foodie fest!
Author: Homegirl London. Photographs: Homegirl London.
