I have bought a few things from Timothy Perkins, they provided quick delivery and excellent…read morecustomer service!

I wouldn't have known about this place if I hadn't seen Katie's review, and I can't thank her…read moreenough as it's a wonderful stall! The West End Market was not what I expected at all - I wrongly assumed it was going to be cheap and nasty, monopolising on the recession and selling tacky goods. I'm pleased to report I was wrong - it's clean, well kept, the traders and staff in the cafe are really friendly, and this unit tops the lot! Rare and Flair's owner concentrates mostly on her jewellery, and it shows. She has a huge selection of brooches, pins, rings and necklaces from varying origins, but the best part is how phenomenally affordable they are! From a vast array of era's and styles, you can swag a mixed bag of 2 for £5 or even better, 5 for £10!! What's more, you can mix and match with accessories, enabling you to accessorize an entire outfit for ten pounds with a splendid brooch, earrings and an eyecatching set of beads. The lady who runs the stall is friendly, eager to let you browse while also giving you a hand if necessary. She is very well informed on her sources and happy to share such information with customers. She apparently orders a lot of her stock in from America, making these vintage treats even rarer over here! So next time you're on the hunt for an unusual trinket for a loved one or yourself, I would suggest swinging by here. The range of glamourous goodies puts Topshop to shame, and you might even get a faux fur coat off the vintage rack while you're at it. But if you're visiting for the vintage bling , I'd suggest you buy a new jewellery box first!

In the dark depths of the West End Market you will find this one gem of a stall. Rare & Flair looks…read morecompletely out of context in this place - it's the kind of place that gains business through word of mouth, as you'd almost never find it if you were just out for a wander. Rare & Flair sells a large range of vintage costume jewellery and brooches. Most pieces of jewellery are priced from under £5 - so it'a a great place to pick up some vintage accessories without breaking the bank. If you're after something a little bit more contemporary - they also sell a selection of jewellery by local designers. As well as the jewellery, bags and other accessories you'll also find a small amount of vintage and second hand clothes. It's a tiny stall, but it's definitely worth popping in for a browse!

A good little new age shop selling all kinds of gifts and oddments from all over the world…read more The theme of the items is very bohemian with throws, cushion covers, candles and ornaments many from India and Thailand. It's a good place to look for a present for the person who has everything as you're bound to find something in here they haven't got. The shop can get very busy with people looking at things so be careful not to knock anything fragile off the shelves as you're weaving past other shoppers. Also, as part of their ethical stance, Evolution don't particularly like giving plastic bags out but you'll get a beaming smile if you tell them you don't need one.

A well established outlet filled with funky trinkets including gifts, candles, home accessories &…read morehand made goods. Ethically sourced, reasonable prices with regular sales and friendly staff. Love it!

Great Shop, Designer clothes at reasonable prices men's and women's a real Aladdin's cave will…read moredefinitely be a regular here

From the owner: Sheffield #1 Dress Agency specialising in Women, Men's and Children's New and Nearly New High…read moreStreet and Designer clothes and accessories.

This is a great hobbycroft store situated in a retail park not far from Meadowhall shopping centre…read moreand next to Valley Centertainment. It offers an excellent range of arts and crafts products, with regular offers on products in store. They offer a variety of leaflets giving advice and how-to information. The staff are helpful and only too pleased to help you find what you need. Can be buy especially at weekends, but they are quick to serve you at the tills and open extra when needed. A good tip for people too is many of the craft magazines on sale (cross stitch, papercraft etc.) often have a page or two about hobbycraft with a money off voucher (usually £5 off when you spend over £25) which can be a great help, as long as you like the magazine as they often cost £2.50 - £4

This is a crafters paradise, located 5 minutes from Meadowhall has easy access by roads or by tram…read moreas the catcliff stop is right behind the retail park. There is a lot of different crafts catered for, from art to sewing and knitting etc. There is quite a few sets for kids as well. The staff are friendly and if struggling to find what you are looking for they are the best people to ask. There is a good section dedicated to weddings as well. It is expensive but where else can you get what you need straight away. If not needing the item straight away the internet could be the best bet to get the best price.

This is the place where I used to get all my colourful shirts from during the time I spent in…read moreSheffield. I kept popping in regularly, because their range constantly changes. But they also do other stuff from the Seventies, e.g. flared trousers, leather jackets, wigs, nose glasses and other party attire. The staff is always very friendly, too.

An excellent shop for anyone who is into vintage/retro clothing. They shop stocks an extensive…read morerange of second hand (yet of good quality), jeans, shirts, jackets etcat very reasonable prices. A good pair of Levi's will set you back just £20!