Both Mrs G and I enjoyed strolling the Salisbury market area and nearby shopping, restaurants and…read morebars. I definitely deduct a star because, while parking in England is usually a challenge - not enough spots (all (too) small for my Land Rover) and expensive, parking in Salisbury seemed to us like the worst for a small city! Anyway - back to market and surroundings. Historic buildings including a magnificent cathedral, a wide variety of pubs and eating places, an open market and a wide range of stores selling just about anything your heart might desire. We were lucky to catch the open market itself on Saturday morning en route to lunch at the Haunch of Venison (the pub from 1320 - see my review). They had every kind of cheese, fruit etc as well as clothes, crafts and more. Review #58 2019

This is a great market in an open square. Clothes, cheese, fruit, veggies, meat, fish and…read morebread--lots of items to chose from. I came here twice with my mother-in-law to pick up a few fresh items (strawberries), direct from the farmers. The hardest part is finding a parking spot. Lucky for me, my mother-in-law had a handicap sticker, which meant that we were able to park right at the market square. I'm not sure what you do if you can't park on the street. There has to be a parking lot somewhere, I just didn't need to figure that part out. If you are in the neighborhood, stop in and enjoy! I'll be back the next time I'm nearby.

There's lots to see and do at Tiverton Market. Enjoy shopping with a personal touch where you get…read moreto chat to the traders, find out about the products and learn where they come from. Tiverton Market benefits from having more than 50% of products and produce sold here being locally sourced. There are many special events held including food events, children's events, gardening and green events plus the award-winning night markets 'Electric Nights Streetfood'. A variety are offered here from clothing, jewellery, books, produce, zero waste, games and audio plus much much more! The Market benefits from its own café, delicatessen and free wifi. The Market building is a historic attraction being built in 1830 and is often decorated with flags and bunting. A fun, social shopping experience in Tiverton's town centre.

From the owner: Historic Pannier Market selling a diverse range of local artisan produce and handcrafted goods in…read morethe heart of Devon. Over 50% of products and produce sold here are sourced from Devon and surrounding West Country counties. Tiverton Market boasts a beautiful Grade II listed Victorian pannier market building with full length glass doors. With many specialist traders here every week, there is so much to see and enjoy. Regular market days include: - Mondays 09:00 - 14:00 - Second-hand Goods Market - Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays 08:30 - 16:00 - General Market - Wednesdays and Thursdays 09:00 - 15:00 Mini Market. - Delicatessen and Café open all week (Tuesday to Saturday). - Award-winning Night Market takes place on the first Saturday of the month (May to September). Facilities: - Pay and Display Parking is available adjacent to the Pannier Market (off Newport Street) (standard charges apply) - Public Conveniences including easy-access and disabled toilets available - Deli Street Market Café

Cardiff Central Market is a real gem in the heart of the city. The Victorian building itself is…read morebeautiful, full of character with its glass roof and traditional ironwork. Inside, there's a fantastic mix of vendors... fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, and fish other food traders, vintage clothing, books, unique gifts and much more. It has such a lively, local atmosphere and you can really feel the history while wandering around. There are plenty of food options too! Prices are reasonable, the everyone was friendly! Great experience!

If you find yourself in Cardiff, I'd recommend visiting the market (also known as Central Market)!…read moreIt's been around since the 1700s, and in the same Victorian-style building - with a big glass roof - for over 100 years. There's *a lot* to look at and take in, so heads-up if you're a person that gets overstimulated by noise (because that's what the market is: organized chaos of vendors selling anything and everything from coffee to clothing to walking sticks to fish). We enjoyed a bunch of food that we brought to the low, bar-style seating on the first floor, including... Tukka Tuk (5) - first floor, 219 - 223: Indian street food by a multi-award winning chef. And, yeah, believe the hype. This was one of the best things we ate in Wales (and it was vegan!). We did the Build A Bowl and chose 1) half pilav rice and half plain chips topped with 2) coconut dal and 3) cauli kemp. It was rich, creamy, and an absolute explosion of flavor! I regret sharing this with my partner, so - PRO TIP - get your own. Pierogi (4) - first floor, 213 - 217: Polish pierogis. These fresh dumplings prepared daily using their family's special recipe are DELICIOUS. We tried the vegan ones, which at the time were roasted buckwheat with onion and mushroom sauce. So, so good. There's usually five-ish flavors to choose from, and I think they come in two portions (small with four pierogies; large with seven pierogies). Cardiff Bakestones (4) - ground floor, 161 - 165: Known for their Welsh cakes (which are kind of like a scone or a biscuit; softer and slightly sweet, they're baked round with a crinkly edge. Cardiff Bakestones has LOTS of different flavors (like salted caramel, nutella, lemon curd, chocolate chip, etc.) and also vegan and gluten-free options. Definitely get a couple more than you think you're gonna want, because *trust me* you're going to want another right after the one you've just eaten!

Be very careful if you go in here. It is truly impossible to leave without buying something. If you…read morethink you have delicious cheese resistance, the power to forgo gorgeous veg, fragrant bakery products prohibition, think again. Or don't go in. There are also some ready-made foods, frozen things, drinks and other things I can't remember because I was so busy smelling the bread. It specialises in Welsh products but has things from around the UK. Sometimes a bit pricey but a really good place if you want just that gift to take to a dinner party or to visit your mother-in-law. Part of the whole Pugh's garden village complex so there's somewhere to park and other shops to visit whilst you are there.

My husband and I love this shop! I just never know where to start, everything is so good…read more.. especially the pies! We have to travel a bit to get there but it's always worth it. Staff very helpful too. Some things a bit pricey, but you can't have everything. Well worth a visit.

This farm shop is just down the road from me and it's absolutely fantastic. The strawberry fields…read moreare open from June and there are always millions of lucious, plump and well priced strawberries to be found. There are wide ranges of other seasonal fruit and veg to be picked, too - my favourites are the raspberries! The produce within the shop is fairly pricey but it's delicious and local, so it's worth trying a few things as a treat. There's always something for the kids.. the little play area and giant sandpit is popular, and there are often seasonal activities as well, such as treasure trails.

Fabulous farm shop and pick your own. As well as the obvious strawberries and raspberries you can…read morepick a wide variety of other berries, beans, peas and sweetcorn. The strawberries are grown on frames off the ground, so they're slug free. The only disadvantage of this is that strawberry picking isn't an option for children until they're about three. However there are other things for kids - a small play area with a sandpit, swings and slides; a maize maze in summer; and Halloween treasure trail finishing off with PYO pumpkin in October. The shop sells a variety of non-fruit/veg produce - cheese, cooked and raw meats, pickles, cakes and even ready meals.

If you're a fan of local produce, then this is certainly the place to come. Every Sunday this…read morelovely little market will set itself up along the banks of the River Taff and sell its wonderful wares to the unsuspecting (and suspecting) public. In fact, this is such a permanent and well loved fixture of the Cardiff local flavour, that even when the market is not in session, you'll find a series of fruit and vegetable sculptures in the same spot. These cross sections of cucumbers and apples can be looked through to see the grand Millennium Stadium beyond. If you're a fan of keeping your carbon footprint as small as possible, then this is the place for you. All of the products on sale here are very high quality and extremely local. This is a fantastic way to while away a Sunday afternoon. The only problem is that I'd like it to be larger with a better selection!

I am a fan of fresh and local produce so when I heard about the market I thought I'd give it a go…read more Me and girlfriends got together and had a wander down to the Market which is on the embankment opposite the Millennium Stadium. It was perfect for a lazy, sunny, Sunday. I have to admit I didn't end up buying much apart from bread and cakes, but they did have a huge selection of cheeses and deli style foods across the 30 odd stalls. It also has craft stores and flowers and really, really good coffee. This is probably not the place for people on a budget to do the weekly shop but a great place to pick up some really special ingredients and a fantastic way to spend an afternoon away from the city centre. Open Sunday 10am- 4pm

The little sister of the more widely known Riverside Market, you'll find the Roath Real Food…read moreMarket two blocks back from Albany Road, opposite The Gate. And what a little find it is too. If you love funny-shaped vegetables with the mud still on them, if you love the idea of eating wild boar or pheasant, if you love the idea of Indian food for breakfast, if you love beautifully presented and tasting coffee (for £1.50 a cup), if you love great big lumps of homemade bread, if you love bottled-conditioned beers from microbreweries (£2 a bottle from the Untapped Brewing Company stand) or if you love fresh and authentic falafel, then this should be your destination on a Saturday morning. Yeah, there are one too many people sporting flat caps or dreadlocks or letting little Tarquin run around instead of taking them to get his hair cut, but it's worth it for the quality produce and more than reasonable prices available here.

This is the little sister of the Riverside Market and happens every Saturday between 9.30am and…read more1pm. Its a bit out of the way but easy enough to find from City Road. It has something for everyone, I find there's slightly fewer stalls here but its equally as busy. As ever with farmers markets I buy more cheese than I can really eat and give lots away. Good fresh meat selection and beautiful bread too. Nice to have a place to sit down and have a cup of tea while you take in the atmosphere. Its is open pretty earlier but its not a bad way to start the weekend and you can buy everything you need for the best cooked breakfast on Sunday mornings!

This lovely farm shop is located in the countryside outside of Bristol near Frampton Cotterell and…read moreYate. They have pick your own fruit (strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, black and red currant) during the summer, and have started raising their own pigs and cattle. The shop has been expanded to include a cafe and a butcher's, and you can pick up a wide range of fresh fruits and vegetables, bakery items, meat, free-range eggs, dairy products and the ingredients to make your own meals and breads. There is also a wide range of tea, coffee, sweets, niche items and seasonal treats to tempt you. They also have a frozen section so you can purchase food to cook at a later date, and seasonal fruits when out of season. The staff are very friendly, and helpful. Children are welcome to help feed the pigs (buckets outside have food for the children to do this) and there is a small play area to keep them busy on a nice day. There are also plants and flowers available to purchase in the front of the shop as well as in an organic section of land behind the shop. It's well worth a trip to visit

I absolutely adore this shop and fortunately its handy for me. Its rural location and the fact it…read morehas pigs on site make it great fun for the children and I like the fact the shop leaves food outside that you can help yourselves to in order to feed the pigs, great fun. The store itself has the most fabulous range of fresh produce, the fruit and vegetables are always so fresh and more importantly taste of the fruit they are supposed to. They have a really good selection of meats and the meat is particularly well priced. All the top quality food manufacturers are sold here, all quite expensive but then when it tastes so good you only need a small amount. They do freezer meals, but not like ready made tonnes of additives - real food, and their fresh breads are amazing. There is a small cafe selling beautiful cakes and it is well worth a visit.