The new outlet alongside East Croydon railway station, created out of former shipping containers, will host 35 food and drink businesses, from vegan outlet Cook Daily to Mexican restaurant chain Chilango.
With a capacity for 2,000, Boxpark Croydon will open to the public on 31 October, following a two-day opening festival on 29th and 30th October in partnership with Eskimo Dance and NME.
As well as hosting casual dining outlets, it will also run a daily events programme, from weekly markets, workshops and masterclasses to launch parties and special shows and will open seven days a week from 7am Mondays to Saturdays and 8am Sundays.
The full line-up of food and drink traders is:
- Arancina
- Bang Bang Hawker Kitchen
- Bao Bao
- Bread Tree
- The Breakfast Club
- Bukowski
- Carioca
- Chilango
- Chillbox
- Cook Daily
- Coqfighter
- Department of Coffee and Social Affairs
- Donde Tapas
- Dum Dums
- Feed Me Primal
- Fish, Wings and Ting
- Fixed
- Get Juiced
- Greek On The Street
- Indi-Go
- Knot
- Kothu Kothu
- Lazeez Lebanese Tapas
- Les Deux Amies
- Mamalan
- MEATliquor
- Mud
- Nanny Outars
- Poptata
- Thai Express
- The Coffee Co
- The Cronx
- The Potato Project
- Wine&Deli
- Yumn
Agee Johnston, Boxpark's retail director said: "We are excited to bring a selection of street traders, independents & established operators offering cuisines from all over the world to Boxpark Croydon where people can eat, drink and play."
The project is being backed by London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
He said: “One of the things I love most about London is that its cultural gems are not just limited to the city centre. Around every corner of the capital there is something new and exciting to discover and Croydon is full of fantastic things to see and do."