Dagfields in Cheshire East

Always something new to see ... and it meets my secret pleasure of browsing books and music!

Loads of shops to wander round, mainly antiques, nice cafe.and farm shop.

Very big. Lots to see. Not any true antiques though.

Quite a lot to see for everyone some expensive some reasonable priced what is someone's junk is someone's else's treasure,nice cafe, helpful and friendly staff.

Remarkable collection of books and antiques. We felt like we only scraped the surface in four hours there!

Wonderful place for rooting around

Sadly like many antique centers there is a lot of tat some nice things but mostly rubbish

A good day out to grab a one of a kind piece. However, the prices of some items have really rocketed. I understand the economy we're in is causing prices to increase. But most of the preloved items (which haven't been repaired or upholstered) are a fraction higher than if you were to buy new else where. I did manage to grab some bargains, however. Highly recommend not wearing a bulky bag or taking children with you as some of the stalls are very narrow and easy to knock something of value over. I was fortunate not to do so, but I witnessed a child knock something over.. the owner of the stall was so cool and calm about it, though. It was no mither! One of the units, the roof was rattling (with a visable gap in the ceiling) and shaking one of the walls, seems as though it needs pinning back down as there was a damp smell too. I will admit as I went on my own, I noticed I was followed around one of the units by a member of staff up until I made my purchase at the till, was a bit baring as I wanted to look around but felt rushed and pressured for some reason 😅 In conclusion, it's a nice antique village with definitely some good valued vintage items. Just needs a little polishing in areas.

Went to the cafe and ordered the bacon brie and cranberry panini. Sorry to say but it tasted more like a child who's been sick. Wasted panini that was looking forward to

I love this place, can get lost in memories looking at a fantastic selection of antiques and vintage items.

Great place, loads to look at, nice food in the cafe, will be back again soon

Fantastic day out. Loads & loads to see in lots of buildings. From antiques to albums, from clocks to modern artwork & even a few cuddly toys. Something for everyone and not forgetting a great cafe, with great food and service. If I was to mention anything and be honest, I felt the food was a little overpriced. Defo gonna go again in a few months.

Popped in a few weeks ago and looked around the endless displays of old bits n bobs , probably house clearance stuff. You could spend a few hours looking around. However we went to the cafe and what a disappointment. We paid the going rate for what was expected to be freshly ground coffee. The lady disappeared through a door and promptly returned with 2 expensive cups of coffee made from a jar . You can always tell the difference. The cake was tiny and also very expensive. The look of the place considering the prices was shabby and so very cold . Won't be bothering with the cafe again

My friend and I visited. Came away with three handbags and a scarf. All stylish and well priced. Beautiful colours. Great staff.

Interesting place, lots of different sheds with little areas for each trader. Cash preferred to cards.

There are mountains of tat, but saying that you might find your treasure.

Lots to see, bargains to be found.

Although a very large "antiques centre " I would not describe it as such. Although there are some antiques the tat far outweighs them. I travelled over an hour to visit this place and to be blunt, impressed I was not.

Massive with multiple big sheds. Each stuffed with junk and the occasional decent item, but almost no furniture anywhere. Some buildings are heated others freezing Excellent parking, tolerable cafes.

Spent hours wandering up and down, bought some bits n pieces, laughed about items we'd owned and given away that we found on sale there, had tea n cake and totally enjoyed ourselves. Definitely going again

Lovely experience and visit, pleasant atmosphere and great facilities and stalls.

Well laid out Pie shop is great Titan trains is a must for any railway fan

Only visited the 'clock shop'. Very nice staff and good service.

Visited in Feb, hadn't been for years and the place had grown considerably. Had a fab afternoon visiting a number of units and making a few purchases 😊. Visited the cafe, lovely food and excellent puddings. The toy shop is well worth a visit on its own

Large antique Emporium covering a large area of ground in several large halls divided in to individual stalls all selling many kinds of antiques and bric a brac.

Went to the restraint close to the flower shop. Staff very friendly. Food wonderful price perfect. I would recommend this to everyone visiting dagfields so long as there is still room for me

Enjoyable visit and I made some interesting and varied purchases. Nice cafe.

This place is every collectors Dream ! Google it and definitely visit it because there’s everything you want. Also there’s a couple of cafes and ample parking. I’m hooked on this place 😁✅

Fascinating shops. Cafes serve excellent food

Nice place to slow shopping. Very good aquarium shop.

Good range of shopping experience from vintage to antique. Nice cafe

Fantastic place if you like browsing antiques/tat - which I do. Could have spent days in there. Some weird and wonderful stuff in there prices ranging from a quid to thousands (camper vans outside). You can't possibly do it justice in one day. Well worth a visit.

We had a lovely few hours looking round and then went for a cuppa and cake. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. No car parking or entrance fee. Wants not to like! Will definitely go again.

Great place with so many antiques and nik-naks. You can find some great decor pieces, dinner sets, and curiosities. You can spend hours wandering around all the different emporiums. I always find something to buy, and find the stall holders (who man the till) polite and helpful, as well as friendly. Ample parking make a great trip out.

The steak and kidney pie chips and peas is the best u,ll ever have. Been 3 times in the last few weeks and will be going back again

Massive place, hundreds of stalls plus some shops. Definitely worth a visit, but you'll need a full day to see everything.

Lovely place but awful service from the cafe. Over an hour long wait on food which wasn’t communicated and no sense of priority for orders. People who arrived after us being served before, leaving others waiting forever. Avoid the cafe if you can!

Best antiques & vintage place. Great for 1940s Dinky toys

Shops and owners are amazing. But I've just been robbed 35 quid for a cheese oatcakes with a sad salad (no dressing cut in 1/4), 2 shoddy mince pies and 3 scones with 2 cuppachinos and diet coke. Absolute rip off that cafe there, It felt like my school canteen in the 90s Or I could go to Crewe hall for chargrilled chicken breast for £5.50 I paid £7 for a sad cheese oatcakes (one) and a offensive 1/4 chopped salad. Advise for visitors- take your own food and drink!! I wish I didn't have to pay! Ripoff and completely disgusting, I wanted a good time for my auntie who was visiting for Xmas so I paid and left! No wonder the place was dead. Even the owner was embarrassed 'that soon racked up' she said to my partner

Lovely place goid parking, and if you're a geek like me , go to 88mph for all your vibtage toy needs, lovely folks who run it.

Fabulous day out! There's something for everyone, from antiques to modern day gems! The food in the onsite cafes is lovely! & everyone is super friendly! Would definitely recommend a walk around!

Dagfields has several antique shops on site, several craft shops a cafe a delicatessen store, plant store and a garden ornament store, and toilets. I visited today with my son. We looked around the antique shops, I bought my husband a wonderful gift for Xmas and my son bought me two birthday gifts. There was an endless choice of items to choose from. My son bought from the pie shop, which he says he does on every visit, as they are delicious, I thought they were a bit pricey but he says they are well worth the money, the best he's ever tasted.

Love this place. Loads to see, and if you have some cash you can pick up some nice things.

My favourite antique outlet in the country. About an hours travel for me, but we'll worth it. Lots of free parking plus two cafes.

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Brillaint a vast array of antiques

What can I say? If you love charity shops and hunting for bargains, this place is a must-visit! You’ll find all sorts of things you never even knew existed—antiques, jewelry, pottery, clothes, old phones… the list goes on! It’s a bit overwhelming at first, but definitely worth a day out. There are plenty of other shops nearby to explore, and the cafes around are lovely too. A great spot for a fun and quirky day of shopping! The butchers here also deserves a mention—fantastic quality products at great prices! If you’re looking for fresh, well-priced meats, this is definitely the place to check out. It’s another great reason to visit and explore!

Had a gorgeous bacon and egg roll, piping hot and lovely coffee. Really pleased It was open despite the weather, so very picturesque in the snow.

Losing its appeal these days, prices are getting higher for what is generally old house clearance rubbish.

Always have a good time mooching. Cafe o main centre could do with updating. Pleasant staff ready to assist when needed.

Amazing place to get ideas and buy bits and pieces lovely Christmas ideas .

Had a nice day out, food in cafe is ok but not much choice, some stalls are dirty with dust, some staff serving customers not very friendly.

Love it their.had lots to see and buy

Absolutely fabulous place, something for everyone. Tea rooms, antiques, new items. Perfect for those unique Christmas gifts. A must visit the place is huge!

This is a collection of buildings that have antiques and collectibles in them . There also small commercial units as well including a farm shop and toy store . I enjoyed walking round the various rooms , trying to spot items of interest , and some cases looking at the value of items that already own ( star wars figures and cars ) . The items are like what you would expect from a brick a brac shop , however some rooms were very spacious and organised , like the coin shop and toy store . I spent most of my time in the modern toy store , which has decent prices for current Lego and Warhammer . Also a retro toyshop which was fun for me . Overall the various stores cater for a wide taste,and with plenty of free parking , is a good place to spend an hour or so .

Dagfields is a great place for all ages to visit.You need a few Hrs to look around the units .it's well worth a visit

A great place to visit full of antique & craft shops, places to eat and drink

Super place to mooch about and discover things of the past and remember how we used to live. We spent 3 hours looking around and reminiscing about things that are now classed as "antiques". Some amazing things to purchase too. It's dog friendly too, I'd recommend visiting here. Super cafe serving amazing and tasty food, lovely friendly staff. Thank you 😁👍

Varied stock in each section. There is a cafe which is nice although the staff are a little abrupt. Not many bargains to be had , mostly stuff you would find in a charity shop. Good to browse though and have a couple of hours there.

Expensive. Too much stuff. Didn't see anyone buying anything or had bought anything. £2 for a small bag of sweets a hand full, and £10 for all day breakfast, no wonder it was empty. Nit recommended at all unless you got money to burn 🔥.

It's okay but some of the shops were closed, but a lovely place to look around

One of my favourite places to go for the day! There’s something for every kind of collector out there and the staff are fantastic!

Interesting mix of antiques and a couple of new units since my last visit. It was an excellent day out

Got to go back ran out of time and only got half way round ,mind blowing

Brilliant place with a brilliant clock specialist.

Great place to go goof bargains food is fantastic

Not ideal for wheelchair uses as carpark has lots of stones .Also some of the units not enough room to get the wheels through

Wonderful way to spend a day! Cafe, toilets, and so much to walk around. A brilliant day!!!

Pricey, very pricey. Nothing appears to move in any of the booths - literally things gathering dust. Clearly price gouging at both of the cafes on-site, expensive for the sake of being expensive. Nearly £8 for a slice of STORE BOUGHT cake...ridiculous. nearly £9 for a ham bap...ham which is reformed ham, not even fresh ham....hence the price gouging. Poor quality food at both cafes.

Brilliant place Loads to see over several units Give yourself half a day

I always love coming here, furniture, lights, deco, jewellery, food and much more. There's hidden treasures to be found here.

Really enjoyed our visit and chats with some of the vendors. Needed more time to look at everything. We will be going back.

A collection of units selling mostly antiques

Plenty of places to visit. You need to allow at least 2 hours if you want to go round everything. Nice Farm shop

Nice little centre with lots of antique and bric a brac stalls and a few other shops and a couple of cafes. Plenty of parking

I like Dagfields, I purchased some beautiful cards and chilled food

Fantastic mix of dealers, something for everyone with an interest in all things retro and vintage!

Very interesting with 6 buildings full of dozens of antique booths, as well as other businesses. There are 2 café/ restaurants and plenty of benches to rest between buildings. Would recommend.

Not wheelchair friendly also mobility push along trolley .Car park has disabled parking on pebbles very hard for a 90 yr old lady to push her trolley along . Lots of rugs in the shops tripping hazard. Also a ramp very small and steep to get into a shop i had to go at the bk and a gentleman offered to help at the front guiding her trolley up the steep slope.The lady was very nervous of falling. Unfortunately we couldn't get around many units inside as again dont cater for trolleys etc not enough room ... On a good note very enjoyable lunch ..But wont be rushing bk

Plenty of units to look at. Beware if you go in the small tea room, it's cash only. They don't accept any cards even though there are no signs informing you. Cappuccino weak.

Taken here by my son and daughter in law.Thought i was being taken to a tin shack full of junk. What a surprise. Too many sheds for me to count, full of interesting artifacts. A quality butchers. Flower shop. Clothes and many others. Two quaint cafes. All in all you can spend a good day sifting through what is on offer. Will definitely call again

Dagfields Craft & Antiques offers a unique and enjoyable day out for anyone interested in antiques, crafts, or simply browsing through an eclectic mix of items. The vast array of emporiums ensures that there's something for everyone, from serious collectors to casual browsers. While the on-site cafe could use some improvements in terms of service speed, selection, and pricing, it doesn't detract significantly from the overall experience. The real joy of Dagfields lies in the exploration and the thrill of finding that perfect piece among the thousands on offer. We found the experience so engaging that we visited two weekends in a row, each time spending several hours and finding pieces that caught our fancy at what we considered good prices. It's an ideal destination for a day trip, especially for those who love the hunt as much as the find. Best for: Antique enthusiasts, collectors, those looking for unique home decor, and anyone who enjoys a good treasure hunt. Tips for Visitors: Allow plenty of time - you'll need at least 3-4 hours to properly explore. Compare prices between emporiums for similar items, as they can vary significantly. Bring cash, as some vendors prefer it (though many accept cards). Check opening times, as some shops may be closed on weekdays. Be prepared for some areas to feel cluttered - it's part of the charm but can be overwhelming.

Always pop in if we are passing. Usually for the bookshop for a £3 find. But the whole place us a treasure trove of antiques and car boot stuff alike

Really gone down hill, such a shame

Antique wonderland, so many different emporiums and so interesting to look around would recommend

You can find everything here… from junk to old tools. Even if you just walk through the shops, it's fun to look at everything and browse. Great address for antiques or if you are looking for something special.

No crafts there, mostly antiques

Great place to visit, arts, crafts, antiques, bric a brac, cafe's, sweet shop all in one place. Big car park. Easy to spend money here. I visit about once a month. I don't think I have ever left empty handed.

Brilliant place to wander around.

Alot of different shops all selling bric-a-brac, some antiques in there if you spend some time looking. Free parking and a nice tea room for food and drinks. Well worth a visit .

Very good day out browsing for antiques and places to eat whilst searching.

It was OK,lots of shops and antiques,you could spend all day and still not see everything

A massive amount of stuff to look at. Friendly people and good parking.

Dagfields is amazing! Such a massive range of things to see, from ancient furniture through to a life sized model of E.T.! We were there for 1.5hrs before closing time and didn’t have time to see more than half of the complex, despite rushing.

Good selection of articles and very helpful stallholders

Good parking, loads of interesting things, brilliant food

Lovely place to go to, always something there you want to buy, some items are great priced others not so much, overall worth a trip out

Absolutely love this place, visit regularly with My partner and we always come away with something 😀

Great place to visit for antique and collectable bits. Brilliant pies from the farm shop. And some lovely shops yo pick up bespoke pieces

I love this place especially because it is all about the experience of looking back in time but now with a mixture of new! Had a couple of purchases that were modern and one very quirky gift for my daughter . Staff are friendly and you can take your dog ! Bonus but probably best not take pets in the shops because of the tight space and there are lots of delicate treasures . Best take a friend to take turns sit outside in the courtyards with pooches . ( if you have a very inquisitive and bouncy pooch ) I didn't choose to take my dog but people did have them on the grounds .