Places like this can be a goldmine for amateur and experienced entrepreneurs. The stock is varied…read morebut falls mainly under the categories of clothing, accessories and jewellery. I admit some of the stock is relatively worthless, however if your visit falls upon the arrival of some stock that is worth something you could be in the money. I have the feeling that you only get what is there when it's there, so it is really an opportunist's heaven, as with a bit of lateral thinking and some acumen potentially you could make a lucrative find - making a million out of some decorative bangles or something . . . perhaps not? But it's certainly venturing down the right road towards such an aim. For those who trade regularly and for those who are resourceful when it comes to earning extra money, here's a place worth looking at.

The clothes here are of quite an unusual taste, however they do have some items that will have more…read moreof a popular appeal than the garish dresses in the window display. Being a cash and carry, you often find a lot of trash that nobody wants being sold at a price that one nincompoop might be enticed by, only to find there's no demand on Ebay for velvet fingerless gloves. However despite appearing like a clothes store, you find out after wandering round that they also sell homeware and kitchen utensils too. The clothes they stock do have details that give them away as being a bit 'off' and dated, however they do have some basics that (maybe) could be in demand with people with particular tastes. Dr Warehouse is a shop for the discriminating trader, there's money to made from the stuff I am sure, it's just what stuff that is exactly.

D.R. Warehouse has been established for over 40 years and specialise in knitwear clothing. The…read moreWarehouse itself only supplies to trade customers. Both menswear and womenswear can be found with the latest products being sold. From jumpers to cardigans to waistcoats, these are some of the things you will find here. Do keep an eye out for special offers because you might find one or two bargains here. Because this place is only for trade, members of the public will not be able to purchase items from D.R. Warehouse. However I don't think the public would miss out anyway. OK the quality and prices of clothes here are decent, but I have seen better clothes shops and I would not come back here. That's just my opinion. New products do regularly arrive at this Warehouse and you can have your clothes delivered. Deliveries can be made locally, nationally and internationally. I'm sure there have been customers who have been satisfied with the clothes they have brought from here.

I was lucky enough to explore this market when I took part in one of the 4am Project photowalks…read more(you get up before 4am, then photograph what you can see. It became a bit of a thing, where people planned in advance where they wanted to explore at 4am on a given date, and this was one of those locations. We must have arrived about 5am, and compared to the rest of the city, the market was a bustling hive of colour and voices and activity. Stalls and stalls of fresh produce and flowers, assaulting the senses visually and through smell too. (Olfactorily?) It felt surreal anyway, as it was 5 in the morning, but the people working there were all bright and eager to chat, or to have their produce photographed. There's a cafe in the heart of the markets that is amazing too!

I can't get up early and you have to get up early to explore this market. So when a friend of mine…read moreasked me to attend this market with her, I was shocked when she suggested I needed to get up for 3.30am so that we could at least be there for 5pm latest! Is this some kind of joke or something? Or some sort of ritual? I did manage to get up early and we got to the market for 4.30am; by that time the place was buzzing. I couldn't believe it because it was so early in the morning for so many people to be up and about. There were so many people eager to purchase fresh products. There are lots of markets selling flowers, I guess this is to be expected at a horticultural market. I kind of appreciated why my friend loved the market so much; though it's not really my kind of thing- I'd recommend people to at least experience it once.

I have been buying from here for many years and the staff are not helpful. I go here as a last…read moreresort. Each person quotes a different price, go back a second time, prices change overnight. Take anything back and they fob you off by charging more for the replacement item than it would be if it was not an exchange. Right rip off unless you are on your toes and challenge their price. Same items at Stony Lane Plumbing supplies are cheaper and much better service. Even PU electrical are better and that is being charitable. Do not shop here unless you are desperate.

absolutely dreadful. the staff are no help at all. the products are expensive and yet the quality…read moreof the is appalling. i do not recommend this shop to anyone

Some market stalls are given a massive amount of attention in terms of their appearance. Lots of…read moreeffort is put into making them look nice, arranging the products in a fancy appetising way, with pretty signs and generally high aesthetic values. Locate in the food sector of the indoor market, Factory Shop Foods is not one of those market stalls, but then again they's not a lot you can do in terms of visual interest with frozen foods. The sign there boasts of selling products like Ginsters and Mcain's at discount prices. Neither of those products appeal to me but I have popped into Factory Shop Foods from time to time to take advantage of their frozen bargains. There's lots in the way of frozen ready meals and frozen pies, fish fingers,etc and there's also quite a lot of frozen meat, fish and vegetables. Possibly one of the least glamorous shopping experiences you will ever have, but a very very cheap one at that.