The Piece Hall in Calderdale

Worth the visit if you haven't been before. Then do the minster after.

Love this place. You have to visit it to appreciate it.

Great place with lots of independent shops

Lovely place to visit with plenty of stuff to do.

Really nice place with the shops, cafes, restaurants and events going on inside. Clean tidy place and has toilets, lifts and stairs to access the shops on the higher floors. Car parks nearby plus Halifax shopping centre is next door. Well worth a visit.

Lovely place with lots of interesting items for sale.

Great place to visit, plenty going on at Easter weekend. Lots of independent shops and a market. A few bars and places to get food from. Well worth a visit, will definitely visit again.

A wonderful Art Bazaar. If you love handmade jewelry, food, toys, etc., this is the place.

Piece Hall is a great place to visit. Lots of interesting stores, sweets, crystals, leather goods. You can spend hours shopping here and when you are tired and hungry there are plenty of relaxing restaurants with great food and drinks. I love this historic gem.

Lovely selection of bops.and market stalls. Parking nearby was easy.

A lovely building to visit. Very busy on Good Friday with the Easter Market. Nice to sit and people watch.

A fabulous place to visit. Lots of interesting and eclectic independent shops, wonderful exhibits and various shows and events throughout the year . Friendly and helpful staff on site and some great eating and drinking places. I am impressed. Also an amazing place for a gig in the warmer months. Highly recommended.

Lovely Easter Markets and plenty of choices for a drink and food

Amazing building and setting, anytime of year, definitely worth a visit or two

The Easter market was lovely a great venue. Would definitely recommend. The little shops are different selling thing you dont see everywhere.

Great bars, great shops as are unique.

Fantastic building with loads of great independent shops. Lots to see and do, plenty of bars and places to eat highly recommend would certainly visit again.

Fascinating. Monday was a very quiet day. I can imagine the buzz at a weekend

Great place with cool independent shops, nice places to eat and drink and there's plenty of events on throughout the year. It's of historical interest too!

Nice place to sit. Average cafes tho

Amazing building, over 200 years old. In bright sun can be mistaken for an Italian piazza!

Brilliant venue , always had a good time here.

A lovely day out with lots of independent outlets and restaurant's, well worth a visit.

Fantastic place to visit a little bit of Italy in Halifax. The local council should be congratulated on what they have done in reviving Piece Hall.

What an absolute gem if a place, lovely shops and just a nice vibe. Well worth a visit

Lovely place, even better in the sunshine 🌞 We found a nice Deli with a little indoor seating as there was a bitter chill in the air. Great selection of quirky shops.

Lovely impromptu visit this afternoon with friends.

Amazing historic monument that no one seems to know about! Fantastic local shops and restaurants are housed within the quad. Also hosts live music from some of the biggest names in the industry.

Although my friend & I appreciated the stunning surroundings of The Piece Hall, we were disappointed with the guided tour, duration an hour, 25 in the group, being shown historical memorabilia of The Piece Hall from a thick file in the possession of our guide, who, when necessary, briefly showed relevant info to the group. Such interesting history, but not an inspiring tour.

A fantastic first visit to Halifax and to The Piece Hall. An excellent historical place to visit.

Small shopping shops, cafes and an escape room

Amazing little shops inside the open hall. Well worth a visit

I don't know I haven't been there yet. I'm not due until August

A nice place to sit and have lunch in the sun, also has plenty of special interest shops and cafes

A very nice historic place, nice atmosphere.

Great to walk around.Shops and bars inside and groups play here quite a lot too.

The rop floor now has much better shops. We were impressed and enjoyed it.

Very interesting and elegant building

What a wonderful place to visit, highly recommend.

Great place to walk round with all the various independent shops. Nice places to eat and drink and chill out

Visited for the first time in 35 years. It appears that a lot of money has been spent on it. Very impressive. However we also visited the old indoor market. This is a fascinating building that's still in use for its proper purpose.

Very interesting place if you are into history.

Really nice place to look around and eat

Lots of lovely independent shops with a good atmosphere. Plenty of choice for places to eat, too.

Beautiful place, easy to find and close to car parks. The venue is full of a plethora of shops that are quirky and interesting in their own right. The place is accessible with lifts, toilets on every floor and a first aid room. Spread through is little pieces of its history which is also really interesting and cool to see.

Interesting walking around the many individual shops at the Piece Hall. Great parking nearby.

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Outstanding historical building, various cafes and bars, with some various shops

When went on a Saturday night a few bars were open obviously being March others were closed. Very nice just to wander round back again in the summer for concerts so looking forward to going again

A great place to wander round, small independent shops, eateries and plenty of seating outside to meet up with friends.

Amazing place. So many shops. So little time

Fab place , worth a visit. Some nice little shops and food places

Attended the CalderLand performance and it was amazing. Lovely venue for outdoor events with bars, ice cream shop , sweet shop and quirky independent shops.

Simply stunning from a lovely selection of independent shops to the fabulous gig nights there’s something to do day or night

There is so much going on at this Market Place plus a top venue for the best musical events &star performers

Impressive building with lots of history,

Great location, some amazing shops, lots of culture.

Beautifully renovated in keeping with its history. Lots of different shops with some educational and historic rooms on display.

I would give it 5 stars apart from the ridiculous restrictions now put on entry times to the concerts. Total greed by the council/promotors means people have to be in no later than 8 o'clock even though the main band may not appear until 9:30, just to get more money over the bar at ludicrous prices. Pinching money from the town. DON'T BUY ANYTHING AT THE CONCERTS until it's changed.

Spacious area with lots of bars to grab a drink, area changes due to seasons/events for example Christmas markets or gigs for a variety of music

Great place with small independent retailers. Love the little shops here. Also great coffee shops and places to eat.

ngl reading these reviews are making halifax look nice. as a local..

Beautiful architecture and a real gem. However, I was expecting lots of little artisan shops... No it was mainly bars and coffee shops. Such a shame as it could draw in a variety of shoppers to the town.

Love it here! What a fantastic, vibrant place! You could literally be abroad soaking up the atmosphere! Been here many times and never tire of it! I'd really love to experience a concert here too! Balcony view!

My wife worked in Halifax many years ago when the Piece Hall was in ruins. First visit since restoration. It is stunning. Lots of shops and eateries. Excellent event venue. Well worth a visit.

A unique historic building, beautifully repurposed for small retail units, cafes, coffee shops, and as a live music venue for top acts.

We must go to the Piece Hall every weekend- especially in good weather. There's room for the little one to run around and so many lovely bars and eateries on the bottom floor. Always have great events on. It's just such a lovely place to go to. Very lucky to live so close

Such a fun place to go shopping. Lord of cute ships and some antique stores for interesting thrift finds

Enjoyed our trip to Halifax....

Wonderful place with lovely independent shops offering everything from antiques to retro sweets. Lots of nice food offerings too.

Love this place, a piece of fantastic architecture. And so much history, ho yes, you can get a coffee ☕️

Has to be seen to be really appreciated. Amazing place.

Great place for food,drinks, shopping and concerts everything in one building.

Great place to visit loads of shops and plenty of cafes and restaurants etc.

Pretty cool place. Christmas markets were nice

Amazing, friendly, beautiful place promoting culture in Halifax.

Visited Christmas market and would recommend a visit if you haven't been

Beautiful historic building. Love walking round here looking in the individual shops. A must to visit.

Was lovely to have a look around,and have a mooch on the vintage shops

Great for shopping and concerts

Just how I remembered it from when I was younger as well 😍

Lovely place will go back in summer as it was freezing to look around

Nice venue for a walk around local traders and hobby-businesses. Well worth a visit, it's beautiful.

Not as big a deal as they would like you to think. Not unpleasant,just not worth a long trip.

Come here for shopping trip's and also for show's, can recommend for both.

Christmas Market was wet but good

Great for bespoke gifts, coffee and eating. There’s only one thing missing a restaurant that used to be there called ‘Elder’ this was a great place to eat and really missed.

Piece Hall is an amazing place to visit there is so much history. There are so many shops, something for everyone.

Beautiful building. Some shops shut as it's during the Christmas period.

Grand allways nice all year round

A lovely slice of Grade I listed building!

Wonderful history and beautiful old buildings.

Visited the Christmas markets in December with close friends. Not much for the kids, a couple of rides. The stalls were mostly like a makers' market with locally made food or crafts in the central square. The upper boutique shops were varied, including Christmas decorations, books, toys, and jewellery. The atmosphere was great. Accessibility in the Square was great. There were steps and ramps. However, when we visited, the lifts were out of service, so access to the upper tiers would be impossible for wheelchair users, plus the walkways of the listed building are narrow but accessible. Had a great visit overall. 4 stars because of the broken lift at a busy time of year.

Despite the wind and rain we went to the Christmas markets. The shops were lovely and it was busy but it was well worth a visit. Some incredible independent shops and some local traders in the stalls in the square. Well worth a visit for the markets or any other time.

Went for the Christmas Market, a great venue , parking was easy in Eureka, lots of choice, plenty of toilets that were clean, will look out for more events there in the future

Parking difficult. Well kept. Could do eith a bit more historical teaching. Shops are nice but many closed.

The Piece Hall is a wonderful place with lots of unique shops, bars and restaurants. Well worth a visit.

Wow what an absolute stunning beautiful building & courtyard. Could sit here all day soaking up the history of Halifax.

Quirky shops in a dramatic historic building. Plenty of rest stops.

Visually, the Piece Hall venue looks amazing, especially after dark. It's essentially a large courtyard surrounded by sandstone Georgian warehouses. Beautifully lit, it's open air, so sound quality will vary depending on conditions. AIR sounded pretty good and the gig looked stunning. All the staff were super-helpful and friendly. Halifax is a lovely town, btw, and everyone seemed friendly to talk to. If I had a quibble...I'm not convinced the balcony tickets we had were worth the extra cost. Yeah, you'd stay dry if it was raining, but the balcony is just a fairly narrow corridor overlooking the square and quite far back from the stage with no seating. If you go to the bar or toilet, chances are someone will have nicked your spot by the time you get back Also, £16 for a pint and a vodka and coke from plastic glasses is a bit of a liberty. Toilet provision is very limited for balcony users. There are 4 or 5 individual toilets that were unisex as far as I could tell, and there was a queue at the end. Apart from that, I think this is a great venue and lovely to visit during the day. Really nice shops and good food.