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Ian Phillipsvia Google

about 2 months ago

Went here today 8th Jan 26. Lived in Liverpool all my life, but only heard about this place from attending a Liverpool Horror Club event in November. Instantly fell in love with the place. All staff encountered were really friendly and helpful including stall holders. Great selection of oddities, retro, modern and antiques. Free parking outside was a real bonus too. Reason for not giving 5 stars was there was no toilet available as cafe was closed. This would have got 5 stars from me otherwise. Can't wait to re visit.

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sheldon b. fishvia Google

3 months ago

Well worth a visit as there's some quite unique things for sale and the staff are pretty friendly and helpful. Only really went to pay a visit to Ambwubs Emporium and was blown away by the choice of taxidermy, curiosities and oddities.will be going back to pick up more weird and wonderful dead things I bought a tortoise this time

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Kerry Burnoutvia Google

7 months ago

A lovely indoor market housing a wide range of stalls and booths to suit all budgets. An array of vintage, retro and handmade items under one roof, with a central point of sale for efficiency. I enjoyed being able to browse goods such as clothing, jewellery, housewares, art and collectables unencumbered by the food and drink, information and activity stalls which swamp a lot of similar venues and markets. Some of the booths are especially well curated and styled for a particular era or aesthetic, others more like a regular market stall with a mix of goods simply presented. Personally, I'd like to see more true vintage, and original creations, and fewer reproductions and reseller stalls, but there was still enough variety to coax me back. *Please note that payment is by card only, for security and ease of distributing the payments to the respective stall holders. If you do want food and drink during your visit, there are lots of neighbouring businesses offering lots of different cuisines and vibes.

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R. S.via Google

7 months ago

When in Liverpool, decided to pop up to red brick market , loved it .Nearly as good as the barras in Glasgow lol I really loved the murals , all around the area . Forget Tate gallery , this is real art to me

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DJ Reviews & Revealsvia Google

8 months ago

As part of our ongoing tour to showcase small businesses, we made the journey from Birmingham to the vibrant city of Liverpool . and wow, what a gem we discovered at the Red Brick Market If you’ve never been, the Red Brick Market is a huge indoor space filled with countless independent small businesses, each with their own unique flair. The size of the place really took us by surprise. It’s massive and packed with creativity. We spent a good three hours exploring everything on offer, and we were blown away by the variety: from photography and art to cross-stitch, vintage clothing, handmade goods, and so much more. There really is something for everyone. There’s even a lovely café serving up great coffee and delicious cakes, perfect for a mid-shop break. The atmosphere was warm, and the staff were all so friendly and welcoming. If you’re ever in Liverpool, we’d absolutely recommend checking it out. It’s a brilliant way to support small businesses and discover some real hidden treasures.