This is the center of London when it comes to restaurants, memorabilia retail and nightlife entertainment. We had the chance to also see it decorated for Christmas that made it better. Several of our dinners were here and even though a mile away from our hotel, it was an easy walk. My wife and daughter also spent some time here shopping for souvenirs.

Covent Garden is a great place to window shop and look at the variety of knick-knacks on sale. It felt relatively safe for us and we took a few pictures before leaving. I would recommend spending about an hour or so here before moving on to your next destination.

Very clean, lots of shops, lots of restaurants very crowded. If you’re looking for a wide variety of places to shop, this is for you. You have everything from handmade scarves to handmade jewelry to designer clothing shops. You could find anything you want to eat here including Asian local pubs, random fusion restaurants. Lots of things to do for everybody in the family. Amazing scenery. In general a good day out.

the market is a place where ive never seen anywhere .. great bargains to be had. and the atmosphere is nothing you get anywhere.. local canals. with boat trips if want. but its so chilled with many local eats or pubs. amy whine house statue is in market where she was born there.

I had the bottomless brunch here with some friends, all of us have VERY big appetites and we felt no judgment from mthw staff at all! They kept all our drinks full and the food and vibes flowing the whole time we were there, I'd 100% recommend to the hungry passer by :) also Eshita who served us was really helpful and friendly. great stuff

Great plase to see. Very close to theatre, Clubs, bars. Right place if you like street shows. If you visit by tube; better to prefer tothenam court road station

Stopped off at Covent Gardens and was entertained by various entertainers, had a bite to eat and drink from one of many options available. The undercover stalls were selling a great choice of different items. Very busy with lots of people enjoying a bit of sunshine at the weekend. The Tube station was convenient access to all London stations

Based on the rapid pace of the morning portion of our day-long City of London bus tour, the tour guide instructed our driver to park near Covent Garden where a variety of eateries can be found in & around the historic market space. My wife & I had packed a lunch in case the tour schedule was compressed, so we enjoyed our sandwiches & crisps at one of several colorful picnic tables on the outdoor East Piazza. Luckily we ate before we shopped, because we finished our last bite just minutes prior to a crew picking up & moving the tables to another spot in the Piazza. The crowd wasn’t overly large on a sunny early summer week day, but the atmosphere was lively. The shops on the Covent Garden property range from private vendor stalls to high-end name brand luxury goods stores. We restricted our browsing to the individual vendor wares, where my wife picked up a small gift for her sister back home. The variety of food & drink places should satisfy just about any visitor’s tastes, with the lower level piazza inside the building complex looking particularly attractive. There is also a pair of modern attended pay toilet facilities in that area, electronic payments only (£1 per entry at this writing).

Shopping center in the district from which it takes its name (Covent Garden), full of stands, shops, cafes and restaurants. Opposite is the St Paul's church: a small church that I was unable to visit because there was an event going on. Not to be confused with St. Paul's Cathedral.

it was amazing! so many shops and food options and lots of pretty streets! we made so many memories and ate a cookie! i loved the transformers and street entertainment and i particularly loved the shops! very busy area and dont take the stairs it is a very long way!