All things shopping

Sally Lloyd of MyriadLifePhoto enjoys Norfolk life, paying tribute to the beauty and history of the county through her photography, writing and designs. 

You will find more designs and details via my website, MyriadLifeBooks.com.  If you need a bespoke design for your company, or for personal use, please contact Sally Lloyd at MyriadLifeBooks@gmail.com for details and pricing. 

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Willow Tree Delicatessen is a high-quality delicatessen and speciality food store found at the award-winning Wroxham Barns in North Norfolk offering an amazing range of local, regional, and international charcuterie, cheeses, antipasti, beers, wines, spirits, and fine foods.

The business is led by Martin Dupée who relocated to Norfolk over thirty five years ago and has been a strong advocate for the region ever since and the store reflects this celebrating the absolute best of Norfolk and East Anglia. 

Product ranges include the famous Binham Blue and Norfolk Dapple cheeses, fresh jersey milks from Old Hall Farm at Woodton, sausages, steaks and burgers from Intwood Farm, located just south of Norwich, and so, so many locally produced preserves, chutneys and honey.

We also stock an extensive range of Farmyard Frozen products, which is a fine dining frozen range created by the chefs at Farmyard restaurant in St Benedict’s Street in Norwich. Pizza’s supplied by Norwich’s Brick Pizza are a popular staple for many. In terms of drinks, there are over 50 different beers, from breweries including Woodforde’s a couple of miles down the road and Wild Craft, wines from the Burn Valley and Winbirri Vineyards, five different coffees which have been blended exclusively for the deli and, quite probably, the widest range of gins, rums, vodkas and ready-to-drink cocktails all from Norfolk producers.

Add to this the very best speciality foods from across the region, UK and abroad, there really is so much to choose from. With free and easy parking, you will have to visit to see for yourself

I am a small independent business working from my home in Norfolk.

My love for art came in my early twenties and my aim is to spread a message of love and inspiration, turning my energy into something quirky and beautiful.

Creating work that entertains and causes a positive feeling inside you makes me a very happy artist.   

These and many more pieces of my work can be purchased in my Store in the All Things Norfolk Shop by clicking here 

Artworks @The Town Hall in Hunstanton opened it’s doors for the first time on March 4th 2022.

It is a fabulous use of what was once the Town’s Tourist Information Centre and takes pride of place overlooking the Upper Green in Hunstanton, Norfolk, with views out to sea and lots of natural light pouring through it’s windows.

 Artworks @The Town Hall supports Norfolk Artists, Photographers and Skilled Crafters.

 It has a large gallery area and a smaller shop section which stocks an array of crafts, artist cards, handmade gifts, jewellery, glass art and much more!

 

Welcome to Dalegate Market, the independent retail site with shops & Deepdale Cafe in Burnham Deepdale.  The shopping centre is on the A149 coast road, approximately half way between Hunstanton and Wells-next-the-Sea in the heart of the beautiful North Norfolk Coast.  The centre is a major North Norfolk Coast hub, offering a place to relax, shop, eat, drink and connect with friends and family.

There's great food and drink from Deepdale Café, offering breakfast, lunch, tea, coffee and cake.  The shopping site is home to mainly independent shops - Deepdale Stores supermarket & fuel station (petrol & diesel), Fat Face clothing & accessories shop, Gone Crabbing Norfolk clothing & souvenirs shop, Relish jewellery & accessories,  One Stop Nature Shop, The Hare & The Hen gallery (and Philippa Lee pottery workshop), and Driftwood Glass Studio  The shops are joined by Deepdale Bike Hire and Deepdale Visitor Information Centre (TIC).

Dalegate Market welcomes Pop Up Shops a week at a time throughout the Summer and at various other times of the year.  

Dalegate Market is popular with visitors, tourists and locals, whether they are shopping for the essentials like bread and milk, or spoiling themselves (or others) with presents and gifts such as jewellery, clothing, binoculars, art and crafts.  Come and join us for some retail therapy for wonderful items that you won't find on the high street.

The site fits well with Deepdale Farm (organic farm) and Deepdale Camping & Rooms. There are also many other things to do and see in the village - Brancaster Staithe & Burnham Deepdale.