With your hunger sated, make sure to take a stroll around Buck Street Market, which offers plenty of browsing potential and you can pick up items to indulge friends – or yourself – that come with minimal environmental impact.

Follow your nose to Pretty Street, where they hand-pour fragrant candles and soaps, alongside a wider curated range of eco gifts and homewares that will effortlessly up your décor game, big time. More personal pampering is dished out courtesy of SKNFED, where not only are their hand, body and foot moisturisers full of 100% vegan, organic good stuff like shea butter and aloe vera, but the nifty squeezy packaging is also zero waste. Sweyn Forkbeard offers Viking-inspired male grooming products, for those who like their facial hair to be as immaculate as their environmental credentials. Beard oils and facial scrubs line up alongside plastic-free brushes, combs and razors.

Make sure to check out the market stall from E&E Jewellery, who specialise in hand-made silver and pearl rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings all of which are delicate on the eye, the planet and the wallet. They personalise items to order too. Also great for inventive gifting is La Marketa, which brings hard-to-find groceries for cooking Mexican food at home, including killer chilli sauces, authentic pulses, spices, tortillas and more.

For the proudly individual vegan in your life, Dogo craft beautiful pairs of 100% vegan shoes and bags, with intricate designs that are all real show-stoppers. Or try Koko Art, where a pair of plain white kicks are transformed to your own specification by an artist, for a completely unique customised footwear. And look out for the iconic shark-toothed Sprayground backpacks and equally loud-and-proud streetwear and accessories that can all be found at UK Playground.

For a highly inventive gift for any canine-lover, Everest Dog Chew sell handmade sustainably sourced dog toys and beds plus their signature chews, which are made by Himalayan farmers from yak cheese using traditional methods. Or visit London’s first packaging-free tea shop, Tea Top Up, and fill your own container with premium loose-leaf, or invest in a sustainable tea caddy for the future.

Janti Jewel draw on Turkish, Greek and Armenian jewellery traditions to produce striking bangles, earrings and more set with large gemstones, while Alaz Stone Works offer intricately painted tiles, with everything from Islamic patterning to celebrity portraits.

And do look out for the vegan market that pops-up in the courtyard, too. Its rotation of traders offer everything from posh (and delicious) dairy-free cheeses to organic CDB oils.