Dagfields in Cheshire East - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This is a great day out if you like all things Antique, Collectables, Books or general bric a brac. Lots of different units to ex̌plore. Our visit today was purely to visit the farm shop near the entrance to purchase their wonderful pork pies! These are a must if you like good quality locally produced food. Id avoid the cafe on site as the food isnt very good but is equally exspensive.

Visited this complex on a Tuesday, and to be honest, 75% of the businesses were not open, so disappointed . It would be best to wait until the weekend when most people visit. Not able to give a fair and honest opinion.

Lovely to be able to walk around the antiques show rooms and then a treat in the cafe. There is a fantastic book shop that you can get lost in with every subject covered, it seemed.

Everything under the sun is available, I came home considerably lighter in the wallet. 😄

Great place to shop lots to choose from.

I really enjoyed my visit here. There are a lot of antique and collectable sellers, including specialist retro toys, vinyl, and trading cards like Pokémon alongside traditional antiques. There are a few cafes, a farm shop, garden statuary and furniture, clothing and gifts. I spent three hours here and never felt bored. There are benches all over the place so you can rest. Two quibbles - the toilets are nice and clean, but there seems to be only one set (there may be more and I believe the cafes have customer loos), and the lock on the disabled toilet was dodgy, so I struggled to lock it and then to unlock it. And in some places the paths were a bit uneven. I saw wheelchair users who were getting about just fine, though, so as I say, a minor niggle.

Always enjoy a walk around dagfields I go for a wonder around at least twice a month

Don’t come here if you are in a hurry, or don’t want to spend any money….. An almost bewildering assortment of antiques, bric-à-brac crafts etc. Allow several hours to browse, but beware-finding your way back to the stall which had that thing you wish you’d bought will tax the best memory.

Absolutely love searching through all the treasures here.. so much of it to explore. The traditional sweet shop is a bonus too!

This place has grown exponentially since we were last here a couple of years ago You could easily spend a whole afternoon here and still not see everything. Recommended for a visit especially on a nice sunny day like today. It has grown again since our last visit, pretty much all the same types of collector things. I do like the addition of the sale of motor homes, although I am past buying one myself unfortunately. A very interesting "antique clock" shop appeared as well. Not my bag (purchasing wise), but great to look around. Loads of cuckoo clocks so I would probably avoid going in at midday. 🤣

Lots of boutiques and antiques stands. Lots of parking. This was my first and NOT last time.

Lovely place. Plenty to see.lovely food nice big car park. Lovely dayout

Car parking is free and can get very busy. Made out of gravel, which can make access with wheelchair a little tricky. All shops are on the ground floor and have wheelchair access , and manoeuvrability should be OK on the main path within the shops. I like the place as it has so many things on offer, however sometimes it becomes a bit overwhelming as there I sso much to see. I particularly like the second-hand bookshop and the coffee shop next to the garden place. I personally have not used the toilets there, so 6 comment about cleanliness or accessibility.

Loads of weird and wonderful things to look through. Decent aquarium shop too.

Too much of the same things. Would benefit from a range of different businesses.

If you like browsing antiques and collectables, this is the place. Loads of different dealers spread over a huge site. It seems everything is catered for. Nice food in the cafe too

Brilliant place to visit. Highly recommended

A lot of the same items for sale. Interesting to walk through the different stalls. Lovely lunch in the café.

Only popped in for a couple of pork pies which were delicious, great set up 👌

We always enjoy a visit to Dagfields. Far more than just antiques. The far shop/butchers is well worth a visit.

Absolutely fantastic place. Wish I had more money as I could have spent a fortune here. Lots of shops in large buildings and most are wheelchair friendly.

Called after going to Bridgemere. Will need to go back as we had not left nearly enough time to take it all in. Some real bargains to be had. Hubby bought me lovely art deco style opal ring.

Brilliant place to visit and spend a few hours browsing. Really nice restaurant with very polite and helpful staff.

I really enjoy this place for a good look around you can spend hours here looking at antiques and unique items

Very unique place, you need to spend a few hrs there to have a proper look around

Had a cup of tea , enjoyable and refreshing.

Found it expensive and the cooked breakfast at 9.95 should of included toast I thought

Amazing place. So many shops to go in and things to find

A mind blowing array of items, allow plenty of time to take it all in and ponder over a great cuppa

A great day out, brilliant bringing sellers in one location. I highly recommend a visit.

Loads to look at great place if your a antique buff

Brilliant day got what I was looking for xxx

Had a brilliant couple of hours but disappointed that the stone ornaments shop wasn't open.

Good bargains in antiques and tat looking good this year 2022. Jam packed with all kinds of goods. Has a Bear shop, plant shop butchers loads more. May 2024 lot of new stuff in there,not as cluttered in there now.

I went for something specifically my wife spotted. I didn't look around, but I enjoyed my visit & will go again & have a better look around next time.

In my glory.... but clock man was closed on a Monday Daunt know if closed every Monday.

Plenty of tat for you to browse and maybe find something you like.

Lots of bric a brac! Went for a cup of tea which was ridiculously expensive!!!!!

Easily spend a couple of days looking around here, well laid out but maybe a struggle for those on mobility scooters.

Loads of things to look at . We didn't try the cafe but you could spend a good half a day out there

Well worth a visit, we spent 5hrs looking at all the Antiques and collectables.

What a great place to visit. Need a whole day I think to root all the antique shops out.

Plenty to browse free parking and restrooms

Amazing place, you need at least 4 hours to wander round. Trip back to memory lane indeed and some cool stuff to buy! Pork pies from the farm shop are immense!

Great variety of antiques and crafts. Good cafe.

Great day for just wandering around lots of antiques stuff. Plenty of other shops of curiosity, a great old fashion sweet shop.

An eclect mix of shops for all. If you have a few hours to spare it's worth a visit.

I enjoyed the experience, but was unhappy that some of the places don't allow dogs inside. So I had to wait outside with my dog, but a big thank you for the ones that allow dogs in their establishments.

Lots of antiques in lots of buildings plus an excellent farm shop

Great afternoon looking around.

Can't comment on most of the place - only visited Trident trains. But it was very busy - they have a huge car park and since the last time I visited - they have some new shops up and running . No charge to park or get in -so will appeal to some .

This food is hugely overpriced for what you get. I paid £17.90 for two cheese and onion toasties and each one was made with 2 slices of the cheapest of cheap white bread, about a tablespoon of tasteless grated economy cheese, and a couple of strands of onion… I imagine the ingredients for both sandwiches totalled less than £1. The coffees (one latte and one cappuccino) were £3.50 each but the staff knocked them off the bill because we couldn’t drink them - they tasted like they were made from powdered sachets - definitely not made with fresh milk.

Despite arriving at 4.05pm, many stores shut.

Great place for a day having a good old look at collectables. Lots of memories of items from yesteryear which was great fun. The cafe though is nothing special and very overpriced.

Come here a few times a year, love love love the Cheshire Bear company store !!

Carpark is a test of suspension. There is a good choice of different items for sale

Visited Antiques Centre, good selection, very goòďfood.

Had a lovely day at Dagfields looking around the emporium of crafts and antiques.There were plenty of things too see possibly too much by the time you get round them all! But if you have something in mind you want to buy it's a perfect place to come..we were after a tiffany lamp and a couple of stalls sold them so I know we'll be back to look at them again. The garden centre was a bonus for me as I love looking for plants for my garden and they were a reasonable price too. There are two cafes both sell the same food and same prices which we found reasonable. For dinner we both had jacket potatoes with a chilli filling and a tuna filling very nice with a bit of salad on the side and crisps. We were in Dagfields all day browsing and the lovely weather probably helped for us to stay longer. We decided on trying the other cafe for a latte each in the afternoon, a "large" slice of Victoria cake and a scone with jam and cream for me..they were lovely and the setting was nicer as it felt more like a quaint tea shop with a conservatory which we sat in overlooking the gardens. We finished the day in the farm shop buying two pork pies which we didnt take long to polish off when we got home! They were delicious. All in all a brilliant enjoyable day there if your into collectables,antiques and handmade products you'll be in your element I know we were!

Been great to see this local success story grow over the last three decades or so. There are now many individual and unusual units selling antiques and collectables to camper vans! Loads of parking as well. The only things lacking are enough toilet facilities and the tea rooms, which are a total throw back to the very early 90's (apart from the prices which are very 2024)! OK when it was just a farm with a few converted barns, it needs a complete re think along the lines of the best farm shops and garden centres. The food choices need updating (vegetarian/ vegan etc,) and more locally made cakes, not so much bought in bulk. The staff are great, but they need the facilities to back them up (paying by card is no longer a new fangled thing!)

Brilliant if u enjoy antique/vintage items, lots to see plus a cafe to top up your energy levels!

It's a group of antique dealer's.

Food lovely, antiques interesting, day out.

It's bigger than we thought, well worth a visit, if you find something that your interested in you can go to reception and they'll bring the key, if you ask they'll keep the item on reception till your ready, so you can have a look around. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Was OK.plenty to see but lots of stuff more suited ro a car boot sale or jumble sale , not as many quality items as we expected . On site cafe far too expensive and overpriced . On a positive though the pork pies in the farm shop are gorgeous .

A really great place to spend a couple of hours. The cafe food is marvellous and is reasonably priced. There are some fabulous items within the place, you can have a great trip down memory lane!

Nice day out, took my dad for the first time. He enjoyed the walk down memory lane. Lots of friendly staff.

This place is absolutely amazing and well worth a visit but get there early as there's loads to see and after 5 hours, we'd still not seen everything

Nice place plenty of choice, nice cafe

It was like walking around Aladins cave! Amaizing.

Excellent selection of antiques. Need the whole day

Antique shops in 5/6 different warehouses, lots of variety all over the place. Been a few times and always seems to be new stock in on a regular basis. Good place to go for a few hours. Nice restaurants for something to eat and drink.

Waited ages to be served, £14 for a meal of tinned peas frozen chips and fray bentos like pie , very over priced , disappointing

Loads of barns subletting to junk dealers

Interesting place with a huge variety of sale items.

It was my first timee visiting and I was very impressed there was so much to look at and it's a very nice place to go and look around I could stay here for so long ot would be so easy to get lost

Great place to spend the day. There is so much to look at and rummage through, lots of different stalls and shops, something for everyone.

So much to see only managed 3 shops so doing a return trip this week amazing place

Excellent place to visit, and staff are so friendly, you will need 3hrs or more to visit, very highly recommend for groups or privates

Great place to visit , great selection

Very busy with lots of families about. Huge range of items on sale.

Finally antiques places with wide opening hours on weekends! Love it.

We've been here on many occasions over the years. It has expanded and changed a lot in that time. The leather shop has now gone and has been replaced by a farm shop .. which seems okay. One thing we found today that we hadn't come across before was that a number of the shops are closed on a Tuesday! So be warned. Edit: Feb 24. Went today (Thursday) and found that a number of shops are now closed Thursdays and Fridays. (Sigh) New shop though; MJMorris clockmakers, from Nantwich. Very interesting, some great clocks

Very good selection of traders.Trident Models is excellent

Nice little place out in the country side. Plenty of little independent shops aswell as rooms packed full of vintage items. Some reproductions and a bit of tat. But one person's tat is another person's treasure!

Interesting but somewhat cluttered full of Bric A Brac of all kinds not bad prices though worth a further at least

A bit more of a jumble sale under cover than antiques

Vast place. Need to haggle as prices are steep.

We had a nice few hours out at Dagfields ,we had a lovely meal in the restaurant and it's all free parking

It was an absolute brilliant place to visit with so much to see. Great food on site and great people. Highly recommend a visit. Definitely going again

Excellent day out lot to see and more things to buy spoiled for choice

Great day but looking. For 3way chrome beer pumps cud not find any but I will keep looking

Severe lack of crafts! There was only ONE tiny craft shop and it was closed. There was no order to going round, so found ourselves going round in circles and going to same places. Very disappointing.

It was nice to walk around the shops and having a rummage around. Good parking and overall a nice few hours spent there.

Very interesting. Worth a visit.

Great mooch around all the different units today. Great farm shop, and large car park. Plus lovely tea rooms delicious egg and bacon bap.

Great place to while away a couple of hours looking for a cool find

Excellent selection of antiques, camper van sales, beautiful flower shop and excellent tea rooms. Great day out for any age 🙌

Great place to do some collection hunting

Many buildings filled with antiques and collectibles a great place to wander around

Really disappointed.I wanted an item in a glass cabinet and none of the keys for that stall fitted the glass cabinet lock.I suggested the man in charge unscrew the 2 small screws on the cabinet lock.He said he didn't have a screw driver.I got one for him.But he had lied to me and then said he was not permitted to unscrew the lock. The stall holder said the key was there. 😔 sad