What is Norwich Market?
Norwich market is one of the largest and oldest open-air markets in the UK, but it’s also one of the best places to go in the city for almost anything you might need.
With over 180 stalls selling everything from vintage clothing to herbs and spices, Norwich Market has something for everyone. It might take several trips to fully explore all its nooks and crannies, but it’s well worth getting to know the market as soon as possible. These are some of our favourite hidden gems found on Norwich Market.
With fantastic vegan options, And Eat It is a bright and friendly stall right at the heart of the market. With the most delicious flavour combinations, the stall bloomed from a home business to a fully fledged shop. They also offer delicious gluten free options, so everyone is catered for here. If you can try their Slutty Brownie – you’ll be able to taste why And Eat It is so successful!
At Planted you can expect to find a wide range of succulents and flowering plants. They even have air plants growing inside a lightbulb – yes, you read that right! They’re very budget-friendly, with stock including flower pots, handmade plant hangars and terrariums of all shapes and sizes. Perfect for decorating your new student room.
A wide range of clothes from the 1940s to the early 1990s hang on these rails — and they’re all fantastic quality. With a friendly stall owner and a reasonable price for every piece, Taxi Vintage Clothing is your source for bright clothes across the decades.
If you don’t want to visit the stall from his face alone, then you definitely will with the huge selection of herbs and spices on the back wall. The name doesn’t lie, there’s about every type of seasoning you can think of sold here, from every corner of the world. Everything from Turkish figs and smoked pimenton paprika to sumac and vanilla pods can be found somewhere on this stall. Bold flavours aren’t reserved for eating out; get creative in the kitchen and treat yourself to something special from the comfort of your own home.
Water + Earth specialises in ethical soap and other eco-friendly products. There’s no palm oil to be found anywhere in the stall, so you can keep feeling good about smelling nice. They also strive to source goods with minimal packaging impact on the planet, whilst providing many refillable and compostable options.
Always willing to listen and help with your next big project, the Yarn & Craft Store is a helpful place for all your crafty needs. They sell much more than yarn — felt, zips, elastic, needles and hooks can also be spotted on the stall. They aim to post out orders every day, and even home deliveries when possible!
Pizza just tastes different at Brick. Their pizzas are made from slow rising dough and baked in a wood-burning brick oven – sounds like heaven on any day. Tucked away at the side of the market, they have an outdoor seating area and delicious beers on tap. With a welcoming atmosphere, lovely staff and quick service, you won’t regret paying them a visit. A must see for any pizza lovers in Norwich.
- And Eat It – Mouth-watering tasty treats!
- Planted – Budget-friendly houseplants to decorate your student room.
- Taxi Vintage Clothing – Fantastic quality vintage clothes.
- Herbs and Spices – Every herb, spice, pulse or grain you can think up.
- Water + Earth – Ethical and eco-friendly soaps and cosmetics.
- Yarn + Craft Store – Exactly as it sounds, a must for any crafter.
- Brick Pizza – Heaven for pizza lovers.
And Eat It
With fantastic vegan options, And Eat It is a bright and friendly stall right at the heart of the market. With the most delicious flavour combinations, the stall bloomed from a home business to a fully fledged shop. They also offer delicious gluten free options, so everyone is catered for here. If you can try their Slutty Brownie – you’ll be able to taste why And Eat It is so successful!
Planted
At Planted you can expect to find a wide range of succulents and flowering plants. They even have air plants growing inside a lightbulb – yes, you read that right! They’re very budget-friendly, with stock including flower pots, handmade plant hangars and terrariums of all shapes and sizes. Perfect for decorating your new student room.
Taxi Vintage Clothing
A wide range of clothes from the 1940s to the early 1990s hang on these rails — and they’re all fantastic quality. With a friendly stall owner and a reasonable price for every piece, Taxi Vintage Clothing is your source for bright clothes across the decades.
Herbs and Spices
If you don’t want to visit the stall from his face alone, then you definitely will with the huge selection of herbs and spices on the back wall. The name doesn’t lie, there’s about every type of seasoning you can think of sold here, from every corner of the world. Everything from Turkish figs and smoked pimenton paprika to sumac and vanilla pods can be found somewhere on this stall. Bold flavours aren’t reserved for eating out; get creative in the kitchen and treat yourself to something special from the comfort of your own home.
Water + Earth
Water + Earth specialises in ethical soap and other eco-friendly products. There’s no palm oil to be found anywhere in the stall, so you can keep feeling good about smelling nice. They also strive to source goods with minimal packaging impact on the planet, whilst providing many refillable and compostable options.
Yarn & Craft Store
Always willing to listen and help with your next big project, the Yarn & Craft Store is a helpful place for all your crafty needs. They sell much more than yarn — felt, zips, elastic, needles and hooks can also be spotted on the stall. They aim to post out orders every day, and even home deliveries when possible!
Brick Pizza
Pizza just tastes different at Brick. Their pizzas are made from slow rising dough and baked in a wood-burning brick oven – sounds like heaven on any day. Tucked away at the side of the market, they have an outdoor seating area and delicious beers on tap. With a welcoming atmosphere, lovely staff and quick service, you won’t regret paying them a visit. A must see for any pizza lovers in Norwich.
