A vist to Norwich always includes a visit to the market and in particular the Cheese Man stall. The wide range on offer includes three of our favourites, Cave aged Swiss Gruyère, French Comté and Dutch Old Gouda. Added to the lower than usual prices means with leave with a very generous supply to keep us going until the next visit.

Just down from our hotel was the Norwich market area. The buildings are permanent with bright coloured roofs. The vast majority of the stalls were food related, either cafes or selling food items, there was a very good cheese stall. When we visited there were lots of empty and closed stalls and the surrounding area was dirty and the toilets were filthy.

My partner and I were on a coach holiday. One of the trips was to Norwich, we only had a few hours here, so on our free day we jumped the bus into Norwich from Great Yarmouth. We were very impressed by the size and scale of Norwich Town Centre. Great shopping area. We enjoyed the market, which has a good variation of goods on sale. Great eating venues within the market itself. We were very impressed with Norwich per sa.

As markets go, Norwich has to boast one of the brightest, oldest and busiest around! A variety of stalls from clothing, bags, fresh fruit and veg, seafood, vintage items, gift ideas and a choice of world foods including Chinese and of course fish and chips- the aromas as you walk through are enticing enough! And the best part… once you e grabbed said food you can sit above the market in the garden area overlooking it whilst full in the sun.

We were pleased to see a large, popular functioning market right in the heart of Norwich city centre. There were stalls with lots of fresh produce including seafood. There were also places to eat and drink. It’s full of atmosphere and well worth a visit.