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The pitta specialist has taken over the old Le Bab unit in the middle of the market, and the move lets it deliver to East London.
Miznon, known for its pittas and vegetable dishes, opens a market stall in Spitalfields on Thursday 15 October 2026. Rather than its full range, the stall sells a tightly chosen list of the dishes that have become its biggest sellers.
Miznon has taken the unit in the centre of Old Spitalfields Market that Le Bab used to run. In format, the new site sits somewhere between the Soho restaurant and the Notting Hill hatch. Having a kitchen in the east also means Miznon can start delivering to East London.
All five Miznon pittas are on sale. Among them are the Rotisserie Broken Chicken and the Falafel Burger, as well as the Lavan Cauliflower, which comes with tahini and tomato salsa.
Vegetable sides can be ordered with them. Hummus is one, and the Bag O Green Beans is another. There is also a half-size version of the Baby Cauliflower, one of the most popular dishes Miznon makes.
Diners get a single choice for dessert. Tatami is Miznon’s own take on tiramisu.
Look for the unit called Street Food Kitchen S2 inside Old Spitalfields Market. For the postal address, use 16 Horner Square, E1 6EW. The stall is in the middle of the market, on the pitch where Le Bab traded.
Miznon puts news about the opening on its website, miznon.co.uk. Its London Instagram account, @miznonlondon, carries updates as well.
The stall opens on Thursday 15 October 2026.
Inside Old Spitalfields Market, in the unit called Street Food Kitchen S2. The postal address is 16 Horner Square, E1 6EW.
All five Miznon pittas, vegetable sides such as hummus and a half-size Baby Cauliflower, and one dessert, Tatami.
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