An antique shop located at the corner of James street, where you will find unusual odds and ends…read morefrom china tea sets to Welsh dressers, well worth a visit if you are well into antiques or collectables

I love my antiques and even though this is a small shop you can still find an unusual collectable…read more As the shop is small they do have a limited stock and some items are expensive but well worth a visit.

Yet another fave of mine, The Real Deal is a wee gem of an antique shop that's opened this year on…read moreArgyle Street. Selling a great mix of items, you can expect to find old grandfather clocks, wicker chairs, ships in bottles and antique necklaces all for very reasonable prices. If you're like me and love rooting around old nostalgic stores, this place is for you. There's always a good rotation of stock in here and the guy who owns it is super friendly so keep your eyes peeled for some rare collectables!

Found a little treasure today whilst taking a stroll along Argyle street. This shop has, jewellery,…read morepictures, crystal,collectables, old bottles, tea sets etc etc The prices were outstanding, vintage brooches for only £4, beautiful sterling silver jewellery from £8 upwards. Old bottles for only £1, vintage china tea sets for £12. I bought couple of the brooches and a beautiful china tea set. Suitable for anyone on a low budget.

This review is mostly for the cafe, but partially also for the market. Let's start with the cafe…read more It's brilliant. Just the thing you want in a charmingly homely cafe. First, it's down a wee cobbled lane that just manages to catch your eye. There are some tables outside in a little courtyard, and then all the way to the right when you step inside there are several tables and chairs of the mismatched-but-going-together variety. They have food options ranging from the full scottish brekkie to paninis to cakes. The cakes looked so good--obviously homemade and rich and generously frosted. Everything is made to order and damn if the coffee and food weren't excellent. Then, after eating, you can go explore this enormous market with genuinely cool stuff! There was this giant dining table and chairs set that looked like it had come straight off the Game of Thrones set (which I now regret not having taken a picture of). There was a room screen with whimsical Asian art, and a lamp with penguins. It was all in excellent condition and ranging from whimsical/fanciful to sturdy/practical. This is a great option for gorgeous used furniture and/or brunch. It's BYOB, if that's what you're into.

Really great place with lots of sellers. I found quite a few treasures there. Nice owners as well.read more

This is a place to spend an afternoon or even a day it is not just one shop but a series of small…read moreopen shops and stalls with a farmer's market cafe. At the start are the small shops which recently were, arts and crafts, bespoke furniture (wood and driftwood used), an aquatic pets centre, toys (hand made) and cards and gifts. In the antiques section there are sections devoted to books, jewellery, furniture and memorabilia with some stalls set out more like an old style front room or living room. The jewellery section is just many cabinets with rows and rows of precious and semi-precious items. I couldn't believe how big this place was as it doesn't look as big from the road. All the vendors are polite and friendly. The farmer's market is more just locally grown veg and some fruit (all seasonal). The cafe is a little expensive but all the items are made locally or on the premises. The apple pie is amazing and I think I was about £5 for apple pie and a pot of tea. At Christmas time there is Santa for the children though I'm not sure how much this costs. The only thing that lets this down is the parking, there just isn't enough parking spaces and if you arrive in the afternoon then you sometimes have to queue to get a parking space.

Great Antique & garden centre & a fantastic day out!! It has…read morethe best antique centre, with a lot if individual dealers under one roof. The prices are very reasonable too compared to the antique fairs I normally go to! I have been around 4/5 times now and everytime I go I always treat myself to something nice. There is something there for everyone, lots of small shops & a cafe. This place so so big it will take the best part of a day to look at everything.