Readers share their favourite Norwich Market stalls

For more than 900 years, it has been at the heart of the city and on any given day it is a hive of activity full of people gathering to sample traders’ wares. 

In recent years, it has become a haven for foodies but there is much more to find than a lunchtime snack. 

From a florist to top-notch sandwiches, here are some of our readers’ favourite places to visit.

Greengrocers Mike, Debs and Sons has been running since the 1960s (Image: Archant)

Mike, Debs and Sons 

Since 1968, Mike, Debs and Sons has been providing the people of Norwich with fresh produce. Situated next to fellow fruit and veg stall CJ's, it is hard not to walk past and be drawn to the abundance of colourful produce offered.

The view over Norwich Market, which has been at the heart of the city for over 900 years (Image: Newsquest)

Reggie's Tea Stall

Running for more than 60 years, if you are looking for a hearty breakfast then Reggie's Tea Stall is the place to go. Here you'll find baps or baguettes filled to the brim.

The Yarn and Craft stall on Norwich Market (Image: Archant)

Yarn and Craft Store

A treasure trove providing products for all your haberdashery and crafting needs.

The stall also offers a personalised embroidery service perfect for those looking to add a unique touch to a gift.

Lucy's Chips has been serving hungry customers for years (Image: Archant)

Lucy's Chips

Situated right in the heart of the market, Lucy's Chips has been fueling the people of Norwich for years, serving chips fried in traditional beef dripping alongside your choice of cheese, curry sauce or gravy.

Anita Adcock, who ran the Mushy Pea stall in Norwich Market (Image: Archant)

The Mushy Pea Stall

The Mushy Pea stall was run by Anita Adcock until her retirement in February but it has since been reopened after Lucy's Chips owner Barclay Gray bought the business.

It was one of the top choices amongst our readers.

The Bodega serves New York-inspired deli sandwiches (Image: Lauren De Boise)

The Bodega 

New kid on the block, The Bodega, has won legions of fans since opening in July with its New York-style sandwiches.

There are lots of fillings to choose from, ranging from spam to 'Nashville hot' fried chicken. 

Cary's Flowers can be found on the corner of Norwich Market (Image: Archant)

Cary's Flowers

Situated at the corner of Gentleman's Walk and Gaol Hill, Cary's Flowers brings an abundance of colour and floral scents to the market. 

The long-established business caters for weddings, funerals, birthdays and of course last-minute bouquets for your valentine.