Tynemouth Market

Tynemouth Market is held every Saturday and Sunday from 9am-4pm, inside Tynemouth Metro Station. It’s free to get in and there’s heaps to see! It’s hard to describe all the kinds of wonderful treasures you can find, but the stalls I stopped at mainly sold bric-a-brac, antiques, jewellery and collectibles. There were also some stalls selling clothes, flowers, crafty stuff and food.

We decided to pop in today after we’d been for something to eat, Ankush hadn’t been before and it must have been about 5 years since my last visit so this was way overdue.  Of course I took a gazillion photos in the hour we were there, so I’m not going to talk too much in this post, instead I’ll show you the things I decided to snap.

Something green
Something green
The station is so pretty
The station is so pretty

I mean, yes.
I mean, yes.
PRETTY
PRETTY

We ended up buying a few little things including cashew butter (YUM). Next time we go we won’t eat beforehand, there were so many food stalls, Ankush got a cone of chips from The Little Fishy. His words “these actually taste like potato”. I had to have one (or two) to corroborate this statement, he was right. PROPER chips.

Proper chips from The Little Fishy
Proper chips from The Little Fishy

It was such a sunny day, the light in the station was amazing. I was in my element taking photos.

We didn’t have much time left at this point so didn’t make it over the bridge to the other side where there were more stalls, but I did walk up the steps and take photos, to the annoyance of other market goers! Sorry people.

I managed to take a few more on the way out, our parking was running out! Benny’s Toon Macaroons caught my eye. I had a taste of Benny’s best sellers, chocolate orange macaroons, they were warm and absolutely gorgeous. He was also pretty funny, letting me know his nose wasn’t running, he’d just sliced an orange and some had gone up his nose. I don’t know why I’m telling you this, I just really enjoyed it.

Benny's Toon Macaroons
Benny’s Toon Macaroons

Flowers by Jules Fleur
Flowers by Jules Fleur
Loved these tiles
Loved these tiles

I would definitely recommend visiting Tynemouth Market, you can find some lovely things even if you’re not looking for anything in particular. We parked on Front Street and walked down, it’s a very short walk. Next time I think we might just hop on the metro, seeing as it’s literally inside the station. (I say this, but I bet we still drive).

Loved our little day out today, tell me about your best finds at the market!

So much light!
So much light!

8 Comments Add yours

  1. I love the market! Went yesterday too and almost spent 25 quid on a squirrel shaped nutcracker!

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    1. Wish you’d bought it so you could show me! I wanted to get a vintage tea set, think I’ll go back soon and spend a bit longer looking at stuff without my camera 🙂

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  2. I keep meaning to go to Tynemouth Market as we’re only up the road in Whitley Bay… your beautiful photos have inspired me to stop being so lazy and get out there next weekend!

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    1. It’s funny isn’t it, when something is right on your doorstep it’s so easy to just not go! Thanks for your lovely comment, I really loved taking these photos there yesterday. Hope you enjoy your trip next weekend! 🙂

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  3. Clair says:

    Brilliant write up as a trader it’s great to get some positive feedback. I love the market such a great atmosphere and look forward to chatting to my lovely customers.

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    1. Thank you Clair! I’ll definitely be back soon so will keep an eye out for you 🙂

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  4. Gorgeous photos. I’m not near enough to check it out, but it has definitely given me market lust! Must seek out a local one soon.

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    1. Thank you Anna! I do love a good market 🙂 Always so much to see and photograph. The station is such a beautiful place to hold it too. Hope you get to a local market soon!

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