Located inside the Lower Exchange Hall, Lunartique is a vibrant, independent boutique widely known as an "Aladdin's Cave" of eclectic treasures. Run by artisan maker Helen Christini since 2000, this colourful shop offers a sensory mix of home decor, handmade items, and bohemian apparel.

 The store's atmosphere is cosy, distinct, and highly immersive, complete with a relaxed backroom shrine area where visitors are welcome to rest and leave notes in a long-running guest book. Reviewers frequently describe it as a beautiful, welcoming hidden gem filled with items you won't find on a typical high street. Key Features:

Bespoke Bridal Wear: Owner Helen Christini specializes in creating highly detailed, custom-made wedding tiaras and delicate circlets tailored to individual requests. 

Handcrafted Jewellery: The shop features a glittering array of original jewellery, including intricate glass-blown spiders on delicate silver chains and crystal necklaces. 

Global Home Textiles: The walls and floors are packed with patterned Indian textiles, mandalas, tapestries, woven rugs, and comfortable blankets. 

Eclectic Homeware & Clothing: The curated inventory includes everything from stained glass window hangings and miniature chandeliers to funky, colourful clothes.

Opening hours

Monday to Saturday: 10.30am to 5pm

Where we are

Lower Exchange Hall

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Kamuren's Barber Shop is a long-standing, traditional barber shop known for its welcoming and down-to-earth atmosphere, this local staple has built a highly loyal following within the community over decades of service. It offers a straightforward, dependable grooming experience right in the vibrant heart of the city center.

Loyal Community Following: Reviewers frequently highlight their long-term dedication to the shop, with some patrons noting they have been visiting regular staff here for 18 to 25 years.

Family Friendly: The shop maintains a welcoming environment that is well-suited and highly rated for children's haircuts.

Prime Historic Location: Situated along All Saints Lane within the bustling St Nicholas Market district, making it highly accessible for quick trims during a day out in town.

Kalahari Moon is a beloved Bristol institution. Established in July 2005 by owner Rose Watkins, this independent gem has spent over two decades serving as a literal and emotional "home away from home" for Bristol’s Southern African community, as well as a treasure trove for adventurous local foodies.Spanning two vibrant market stalls, the shop is famously crammed from floor to ceiling with one of the most extensive ranges of South African, Zimbabwean, Namibian, and Botswanan goods in the UK.

What You’ll Find Inside:

The Biltong Selection: Kalahari Moon is legendary for its massive variety of premium biltong, fresh droëwors (dried coriander-spiced sausage), and spicy chilli bites. Much of their acclaimed biltong is made locally right in Bristol.

The Braai Essentials: Ready to fire up a barbecue? They stock authentic boerewors, potjie pots, and a massive array of specialized spices, marinades, and Freddy Hirsch glazes.

Nostalgic Groceries: The shelves are tightly packed with comfort-food staples that expats miss the most—including Ouma Rusks, Mrs. Ball’s Chutney, Romany Creams, Tennis Biscuits, Ghost Pops, Iwisa maize meal, and ProNutro.

Drinks & Castle Beer: Cool off with a choice of regional sodas like Sparletta Cream Soda, Fanta Grape, and Mazoe Syrups, or browse their selection of Southern African wines, brandies (like Klipdrift), ciders, and beers.

Gifts & Culture: Beyond the food, you'll find unique gifts, books by local and regional authors, toys, and custom tote bags emblazoned with classic slang.

The Vibe

What truly defines Kalahari Moon is its community heart. It’s a warm, bustling, and unpretentious space where the duo of Rose and Nadia greet regulars like family. Whether you are hunting down a specific taste of home or just want to expand your culinary horizons, it perfectly captures the independent, quirky spirit that makes St Nick's Market the soul of Bristol.

Monday to Saturday: 9.30am to 5pm

Where we are

Covered Market

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Tucked into the historic architecture of Bristol's vibrant St Nicholas Market, Jewellery Lane and Paperjay is a charming dual-concept independent boutique that perfectly embodies the creative, indie spirit of the city.

Occupying a prominent corner site on All Saints Lane (right in the heart of the indoor market), this unique shop brings together a beautiful contrast of enduring metals and delicate papercrafts:

Jewellery Lane: Established in 2005, Jewellery Lane brings over two decades of trade experience to the market. Straying far from the mass-produced designs of typical high street jewellers, the boutique focuses on curating and creating striking, unconventional, and different pieces. Alongside their retail collection, they provide a trusted, professional jewellery repair service. 

Paperjay: Sharing the space is Paperjay, a studio that designs and handcrafts stunning paper-craft decorations and gifts right on-site. They are best known for their whimsical, mobile-style hanging paper streamers, intricately framed paper art, and a brilliant, ever-evolving selection of house plants. Every item is hand-finished with meticulous care, and they frequently take on custom design commissions for special occasions. Whether you are hunting for a distinctive piece of handmade silver jewellery, looking to restore a beloved heirloom, or searching for a delicate, Bristol-made paper mobile to brighten up a room, this beloved corner stall is a must-visit.

Opening hours

Monday to Saturday: 10am to 5pm

Where we are

All Saints Lane

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