Cannon Mills Shopping Village

A Treasure Trove of Wholesale Goods at Cannon Mills Shopping Village, Bradford.

I recently had the opportunity to explore the Cannon Mills Shopping Village at Bradford weekly wholesale market, and it was quite an experience. If you’re on the hunt for a wide range of items, from needles to even elephant-sized products (figuratively, of course), this place is a treasure trove. It reminds me of Sunday Bachat Bazar we have back in major cities of Pakistan.
One of the standout features of Cannon Mill is the sheer variety of items available at wholesale rates. Whether you’re in need of household essentials, clothing, electronics, or practically anything else, chances are you’ll find it here at a wholesale price. The real perk is that prices get even more attractive for those who buy in bulk quantities, making it an ideal spot for small business owners and bargain hunters alike.
However, there are a few aspects to consider when visiting Cannon Mill. The most noticeable downside is the lack of quality control. Given the wide assortment of products from various vendors, the quality can be hit or miss. It’s essential to thoroughly inspect items before purchasing to ensure they meet your standards.
Another factor to bear in mind is the dusty ambiance. The open-air setting can be quite challenging during windy conditions. The dust can make it uncomfortable to browse through items and may not be suitable for those with dust allergies or sensitivities.
Additionally, I wouldn’t recommend eating at Cannon Mill. The open-space cooking areas, coupled with the dusty environment, might not be the most hygienic option. It’s advisable to enjoy your meals elsewhere to ensure a clean and pleasant dining experience.
In summary, Cannon Mill Bradford offers an incredible variety of wholesale goods at competitive prices, making it a must-visit for deal-seekers and businesses looking to stock up. However, the lack of quality control and dusty ambiance are factors to consider when planning your visit. Be prepared to explore the market’s vast offerings while keeping these aspects in mind for a more enjoyable shopping experience.

Lovely place to visit on Sunday.
Got nice place to eat .
Can buy clothes .
Rugs .
Table cloth
Handbags
Shoes
Scarf.
Bedding
Blankets
Lots more stuff too cheap too .

Be prepared to spend the entire day here. Not the best for prams as the ground is rocky but do'able. There is so much on offer you just don't know where to start. I've been twice and haven't been able to cover it all. Definitely worth the visit.

Great morning out with the family to hunt for a bargain. Lots of stalls for food, clothes, home furnishings etc. Cat parking is a bit of a nightmare as the entry/exit is quite tight which slows entry and exit. It's also worth noting that the ground is uneven and some areas are cobbled, which makes it difficult for pushchairs and wheelchairs.

I went here to try the food and I wasn't disappointed. There's a lot of stalls selling different kinds of pakoras, bhajis, samosas, curries and various breads to be eaten there, as well as a variety of sweet treats that can be taken home including traditional asian and meditteranean as well as halal uk style pick n mix. There is also a marvellous variety of linens, cloths and clothes on sale. My only criticism is the parking which is quickly filled.

at first glance, it all seems to just Asian clothes... but as you walk through the indoor markets, you'll come across some gems.
In market 1, there's a men's silver stall, which seemed out of place but was a breath of fresh air for sure. Beautiful men's rings also!

Beautiful Asian style open market.
at "tazza kitchen" a traditional Pakistani food,"aloo paratha" and lot more is served.

Like a Pakistani Jumma Bazar in Bradford Uk, it’s a Sunday Bazar here. Lot of Pakistani items available particularly clothes. Old and new both types. Pakistani snacks everywhere in stalls hand made samosa dahi balley chat pakora etc