Street stalls directly outside the market have a larger range including ladies clothing, children’s clothes, soft goods and toys. Some of the stalls are part of the market itself, under the roof. But others are portable street hawkers using backs of motorcycles or hoods of cars to sell their wares. Also remember to try other markets in Mumbai. Consider this hotel on Sarang Street, just over the road from the market building, which offers low cost accommodation as well as a clean traditional restaurant serving Udupi cuisine which is all vegetarian. Located near the heart of South Mumbai within walking distance from Crawford Market this neo-Gothic style monument depicting the Roman goddess Flora is well recognized as an iconic image of Mumbai. The market is named name for Arthur Crawford , the first municipal commissioner of Bombay under the British. It was the main market for the south of the city until 1990s until most traders moved to the APMC market in Vashi, New Mumbai.
