10 Best Places to Go Shopping in Sheffield

Among the quaint shops in the Antiques Quarter, Frankly My Deer stands out with its collection of beautiful handcrafted wares made by Sheffield’s homegrown talents. The wide range of items include jewellery, trinkets, art prints, greeting cards, homeware, children’s items, and preserves.

Inside the store are 75 spaces where artists and exhibitors rent a space to showcase their products. With the variety of items on display, you’re likely to find something unique and lovingly handmade to take with you and remember Sheffield by.

Cole’s Corner is a great place to go whether you’re looking for a place to dine and drink or for local records and crafts. This café-bar doubles as a record and arts shop that promotes the city’s local talents. They have a specialised collection of vinyl records, displayed artworks by local artists, and limited-edition merchandise by records groups.

The café serves seasonal, organic foods from locally sourced produce. Their speciality is the soup so make sure to try it when you visit. When the night falls, the café turns into a bar that serves alcoholic beverages like craft ales and fine wines.

Crystal Peaks Shopping Mall and Retail Park is home to over 100 independent stores in its covered marketplace. Major fashion retailers and big-name brands can also be found in their shopping mall proper and retail park. Here, you won’t run out of places to look for the latest fashion finds or gift items.

More than just a shopping destination, this place also has a library where you can hang out and read curated books for a while, and a health club to enjoy a relaxing session.

Located in north Sheffield, the Fox Valley Shopping Park is the go-to retail destination for your shopping needs. It has a great range of national and independent stores, restaurants, and coffee shops.

Every Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, there’s a weekly market in the shopping park, with around 20 stalls that sell locally sourced food products, handmade items, and more. Don’t forget to visit the art pieces that include a wall mural painted by Sheffield artist Pete McKee, paying homage to the industrial history of the former steelworks site.

The Sheffield Antiques Emporium is the place to go if you’re on the prowl for beautiful period pieces and charming curios. With over 60 dealers spread out across 2 floors, this store is Sheffield’s biggest antiques centre.

The emporium hosts a wide array of antique furniture and ornaments, vintage wares, and collectables that can serve as home décor accents. It also houses a quaint tearoom in case you get peckish. Their plate of garlic mushrooms with Stilton is a must-try.

For food lovers, the Moor Market offers a wide array of the region’s finest organic food products including meat, fruits, and vegetables. Food and drink stalls abound if you want to feast on local flavours. There are artisan bakeries like Cakelicious and Seven Hills Bakery, as well as stalls selling specialist teas, cheeses, and more.

This indoor market isn’t just all food though. Within the maze of stalls, you can find haberdasheries stocked with luxurious fabrics and businesses selling vintage goods, jewellery, handcrafted items, clothing, bags, and luggage.

The Indie Arcade is the home of a wide range of charming curiosities. Inside the shop is a number of smaller shops stocked with vintage items like clothing, ornaments, vinyl records, books, art prints, memorabilia, comics, toys, and TV and movie merchandise. There are also pieces of furniture available for sale.

If you’re looking to complete a comic book collection or are searching for merchandise of an old TV show or movie, then this store is a good place to start. These items also make for great gifts to invoke nostalgia.