Cheadle Makers Market
Presented by The Makers Market at Cheadle Makers Market, Cheadle, Greater Manchester.
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Some of the independent makers and producers you'll regularly find trading at this event.
Luxury artisan bakery based in Littleborough specialising in handmade brownies and cookies using premium ingredients.
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Multi-award-winning craft gin producer with playful potion-themed branding and flavours including stinging nettle & honey and wild strawberry & black pepper.
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Manchester-based handmade sterling silver jewellery, pendants, chains, rings and stacking bracelets in a bohemian style.
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Nantwich-founded, multi-award-winning waxed cheese truckle maker also producing chutneys and cheese biscuits from locally sourced milk.
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Glossop-based, Great Taste Award-winning maker of chilli sauces, jams, chutneys and pickles handmade in Derbyshire.
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Award-winning craft rum and gin distillery, hand-distilling small batches at Arch 33, Viaduct Street, Salford — Manchester's only city-centre distillery, offering rum and gin tours, tastings and private events alongside its retail range.
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Greater Manchester (Bolton) based artisan producer of made-from-scratch natural soaps, shaving soaps and body care, with a specialist Goats Milk range for eczema and psoriasis-prone skin.
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100% vegan cakes, bakes and savouries, Manchester (Hulme) bakery and market trader since 2013, also festival caterers.
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UK luxury soy candle and diffuser brand offering sustainable, long-lasting home fragrance and self-care gifts.
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Independent businesses near Cheadle worth knowing about before or after the event.
Photo: Infused Cheadle
A lively independent bar and restaurant on Cheadle High Street open from 10am on Saturdays, celebrated for its cocktails (particularly the Old Fashioned), sharing platters, lamb shank and a warm, community feel. Live music evenings and Robbie Williams tribute nights have made Infused a neighbourhood favourite. Great for an evening after the market.
“Wow wish I had found this place sooner. My new favourite spot. Reminds me a bit of the old Rosso but a million times nicer and less pretentious. The staff are really lovely and nothing is too much trouble, they also get the orders and drinks out quickly so no waiting around. It was quite busy and...”
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A popular independent café on Chapel Street with a glowing reputation for its Sunday roasts, beautifully made brunch plates and smashed avocado with egg. The harissa lamb roast and French toast are both praised by name, and the team are consistently described as attentive and warm. Open from 9am on Saturdays. One of Cheadle's most loved all-day venues.
“A Perfect Lunch Spot - Highly Recommend! We visited Essy's in Cheadle this afternoon for a lunch with my daughter and her friends,and we were all thoroughly impressed. First off, the atmosphere was just right—buzzing but not too loud. It was so easy to chat and catch up without having to raise ...”
Photo: Elemar Cafe'
A genuine Sicilian gem on Cheadle High Street — owner-run, homemade and proudly authentic. The minestrone soup, freshly made gnocchi, Iris Siciliana cakes and beef sandwiches have all earned extraordinary reviews. An intimate café with a warm welcome, deeply honest food and remarkable value. Open from 10am on Saturdays.
“I called in for lunch on a Saturday and had the minestrone; it was delicious...the best I've ever had. This was filling but managed to squeeze in one of the home made desserts. I was spoilt for choice but decided on a traditional Sicilian 'cake', Iris, made to the owner's family recipe, which w...”
About this area
Places to go, see and play
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A beautiful free park on the edge of Cheadle, centred on the historic Bruntwood Hall. The parkland offers pleasant walking and cycling trails, a café in the grounds and children's play facilities. Dog-friendly throughout and open year-round. A lovely place for a post-market walk on a sunny day.
“Bruntwood park is Always fun for the children. Run about on all those different slides,swings and a good brisk walk in the woods. Love this Park. I do however feel sorry for all that amountbof traffic the residents have to put up with. Pay on phone parking only. Nice choice 👌🏽 menu for the ...”
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A magnificent National Trust estate on the edge of the Peak District, around twenty minutes from Heaton Mersey. The grand Italianate mansion, formal gardens and moorland deer park make for one of Cheshire's great days out. The parkland is free to roam, with the house open at weekends. Filmed as Pemberley in the BBC's Pride and Prejudice.
“One one word to say about this house and gardens is "Wow". Parking is free if you are a national trust member and plenty of spaces. The house It's amazing The rooms are fantastic well preserved. Plenty to do in the house and gardens. You can if you wanted to do dress up in the old costumes which ...”
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A spectacular black-and-white timber-framed manor house in Bramhall, just ten minutes from Heaton Mersey. The medieval hall dates to the 14th century and the surrounding parkland makes for an excellent post-market walk. The house is open at weekends and admission is charged. One of Cheshire's finest historic buildings.
“I recently visited Bramall Hall in Stockport and I can honestly say it was one of the most beautiful and historically impressive places I have visited in the North West. The Hall itself is absolutely stunning and full of character, history, and charm. You can immediately feel the atmosphere and h...”
Places to Stay near Cheadle
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