Reddish Artisan Market
Located in Reddish, Stockport, Greater Manchester.
Make a day of it, indie style
Independent businesses near Reddish, Stockport worth knowing about before or after the market.
Photo: OZZY.S COFFE RESTARTS
A bustling, welcoming café on Gorton Road known for huge portions, friendly fast service and excellent value full breakfasts. A popular family spot that gets busy at weekends — arrive early for the best of the atmosphere. Open daily from 7:30am.
“I went in to ozzys café with my dad, very wecoming atmosphere, staff are really kind, food is very nice, will defenitly be our new regular café, they also gave me a kinder bueno :)”
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A friendly, family-run café on Gorton Road offering excellent value full English breakfasts and good coffee in a proper local atmosphere. Consistently praised for portion size and warmth of welcome — exactly the kind of café that deserves more visitors. Open daily from 9am.
“A nice little coffee shop where the food decent, service is good and is really great value for money. My only reservation is that the coffee wasn't that good, but overall definitely worth a visit.”
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A genuine little gem on Broadstone Road serving fresh, properly cooked food at honest prices with quick, friendly service. The breakfast wrap and Texan sub are local favourites — phone ahead on busy days. Open Monday to Friday from 7:30am, Saturday from 8am.
“Great little gem in reddish. Fresh proper food at reasonable prices, quick service, lovely atmosphere, what a crackin' little place this is. A must visit especially for breakfast/brunch”
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A gorgeous independent micro-pub and bottle shop on Broadstone Road, stocking an excellent range of craft beers, ciders and wines alongside fresh sharing boards made in house. The team also run a popular weekly organic vegetable box scheme. Genuinely one of Greater Manchester's best small bars. Open from noon Thursday to Sunday, 2pm Monday to Wednesday.
“Decent ale shop/pub,cracking atmosphere, great staff,excellent craft beers amongst lovely red wines,food is top notch ,come in when occassion arrises. We'll done n keep up the positive vibes in here!”
About this area
Places to go, see and play
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The world's only museum dedicated to the hatting industry, housed in a beautifully restored Victorian mill in the heart of Stockport. The collection tells the story of Stockport's most important industry and includes an extraordinary collection of hats from around the world. Free entry and open Tuesday to Sunday. Well worth a visit before or after the market.
“Great place for any creative kids and adults. Lots of activities to do on day we visited with museum on lower level. Hat gallery was closed as water ingress on floor. Nice cafe and interesting building.”
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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...”
The medieval Underbanks district is one of Greater Manchester's most distinctive historic areas — a network of medieval streets, independent shops and Victorian pubs beneath the great 27-arch viaduct that dominates the skyline. The viaduct itself is one of the largest brick structures in Britain. Free to explore at any time. A short walk from the market.
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