Knutsford Market Hall is buzzing with activity this month as it welcomes a local chocolate specialist, celebrates the expansion of a popular party boutique, and sees its newest grocer go digital.
The Market Hall family has grown with the arrival of Hattie Cufflin, the talent behind Hot Cocoa. Hattie opened her stall on Tuesday, January 13th, providing a temporary home for her artisan chocolates while her new permanent premises on King Street are being prepared.
Visitors can enjoy Hattie’s signature range of bon-bons and homemade chocolates, as well as access her bespoke cake ordering and collection service.
Hattie Cufflin said:
"I am so pleased to have the opportunity to trade in the Market Hall. The traders have been incredibly welcoming, and it’s the perfect arrangement. Whether you are a regular or a new face, please come and visit—I’ll ensure your favourites are in stock!"
The Market Hall is also celebrating the success of Cheshire Party Store. Owners Simon and Melanie Naylor have moved into the larger stall previously occupied by Polka Bakery. This expansion allows them to showcase a wider variety of cards, balloons, and stationery. Fans of Polka Bakery needn't worry, as the bakery will continue its presence in the hall as a weekly pop-up.
Melanie Naylor commented:
"We’ve been outgrowing our stall for some time, so we are thrilled to move to a larger space. We love trading in the Market Hall and are excited to offer even more to our customers."
The market’s newest addition, York & Co. – The Grocer is expanding its horizons. Alongside a new range of organic staples and cold-pressed juices, they have officially launched their website:
Customers can now order tailored organic vegetable boxes for free local delivery or market collection.
Sandra Curties, Town Centre Manager, added:
"We are delighted to have Hot Cocoa on board and to see Cheshire Party Store thriving. Offering local delivery is a fantastic step for York & Co., catering to our busy residents who can't always visit us during the week."
The full list of market traders is as follows:
- The Market Café
- Thai Kitchen
- Hot Cocoa
- Market Hall Barber
- Slipped Discs
- Cheshire Party Show
- Market Hall Butcher
- Knutsford Mobile
- York & Co. – The Grocer.
Knutsford Market Hall is open every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and every Makers Market Sunday.
Pop-ups can apply to trade via:
https://www.knutsfordtowncouncil.gov.uk/services/market-hall/trade
Pictured - Simon and Melanie Naylor of Cheshire Party Store.
Picture Credit – Knutsford Town Council and Lee Boswell Photography.
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