The Greyhound Inn

Based in the town centre, a large emporium based in the cellar. Large bags can be left at the reception. No Internet connection available down here. Tea room located in one corner of the room. Toilets facilities available near the tea room. Be prepared to spend several hours here, looking through the units. I remember a dedicated unit to vinyl LPs. Quite alot of ladies clothes though not entirely vintage. There is a unit in the corner with Barbour jackets and lambswool jumpers. Plenty of unique vintage antiques with some modern curios for sale here. Definitely worth a visit.

Great selection from jewellery to furniture and vinyl records and all sorts in between. Well worth a visit. One disabled parking bay, and there is option of slope into cellar, but steps into store . Well worth a visit. Unable to comment on cafe as it was not open when we visited

We REALLY enjoyed going here! Such amazing stuff! Prices varied but there is something for everyone. It's made up of loads of little spaces owned by people and you go and pay at the central desk. There are baskets at the front by the stairs, I didn't see them, as I was already gawping every which way. The toilets are spacious & clean. The cafe was brilliant. The staff were very friendly, I already feel like a regular and the food was delicious. The portions are massive, the salad was so flavoursome that I think it must have been grown locally. The cakes were also a decent portion. We had a massive jacket potato cheese & beans, large prawns sandwich, salad (as shown in pic), chocolate cake slice, can of real coke and a large mug of cappuccino. That all came to £20.20 Well worth it. There is a car park, which belongs to Waitrose, but only free for 2 hrs, which isn't enough time to gorge your eyes...you will definitely need a trip to the cafe, just for a break. You'll easily need 4 hours. Is disabled friendly too (wheelchair lift). Of