Brackley Antiques Cellar - Brackley

JF Li

Based in the town centre, a large emporium based in the cellar. Large bags can be left at the reception.

No Internet connection available down here.

Tea room located in one corner of the room. Toilets facilities available near the tea room.

Be prepared to spend several hours here, looking through the units.

I remember a dedicated unit to vinyl LPs.

Quite alot of ladies clothes though not entirely vintage. There is a unit in the corner with Barbour jackets and lambswool jumpers.

Plenty of unique vintage antiques with some modern curios for sale here.

Definitely worth a visit.

A* A*

We REALLY enjoyed going here! Such amazing stuff! Prices varied but there is something for everyone. It's made up of loads of little spaces owned by people and you go and pay at the central desk. There are baskets at the front by the stairs, I didn't see them, as I was already gawping every which way.
The toilets are spacious & clean.
The cafe was brilliant. The staff were very friendly, I already feel like a regular and the food was delicious. The portions are massive, the salad was so flavoursome that I think it must have been grown locally. The cakes were also a decent portion.
We had a massive jacket potato cheese & beans, large prawns sandwich, salad (as shown in pic), chocolate cake slice, can of real coke and a large mug of cappuccino. That all came to £20.20
Well worth it.
There is a car park, which belongs to Waitrose, but only free for 2 hrs, which isn't enough time to gorge your eyes...you will definitely need a trip to the cafe, just for a break.

You'll easily need 4 hours.
Is disabled friendly too (wheelchair lift). Of

DON BIGMAN

Packed with antiques megap big wonderful cafe situated inside jam Packed very popular more selection not on menu ie sausage rolls pasties etc very large wonderfully presented cup of tea

James Wright

Endless bargains. Be sure to get the WiFi code as there is no signal down there, and you'll lose the person you're with and need to text them a picture of the weird thing you found.

K R

A huge centre, with just about every possible antique and collectible genre covered. It's like walking through an enormous treasure trove. Set out in spacious aisles and rows, and with so much variety, there's something for everyone, covering all budgets too. Definitely worth travelling to if you don't live in the vicinity. Wheelchair access. Plenty of parking, on site cafe. Entrance via Waitrose Car Park, it's just around the corner and down the stairs.

Lauren Garner

How I didn't know this was a thing!!! Great selection of items from retro to ancient. Very well laid out and the smells coming from the tea room made it hard not to stop and get a little cake and coffee. Recommend a browse!

Rhod Evans

Rather than a single antiques store, the Antiques Cellar is more like a large bazar, with individual sellers having small areas which are then purchased through a central till. The quality and selection varies widely, but this does mean that it can cater to most people's taste and budget. My wife collection Victorian artifacts and can always find something interested, where as I prefer collectables, especially F1 items and I can also usually find something. As well as looking for something specific it is a good store just to browse and can easy take an hour to wander round looking at everything. The only thing to note is that it is in a 'cellar' so can be colder than the outdoor weather, so a light jacket or jumper will not go a miss.

Mark Hannaby (Yoda)

Can be hard to spot the store on first visit but that's the only bad thing I can say.
A large store with many areas offering a variety of antiques, collectables and curios.
Wheel hair access is fine but you do need someone to go in and ask for help or you can give them a shout from the door, either way they are very helpful and accomodating, there is a second door for the lift and is suitable for manual wheelchairs and heavier powerchairs
The store is accessible but there are 2 parts that are up stairs but the majority is on the main floor, some of the areas can be tight to get into but you can see everything and if you need a closer look they are very helpful.
Was a good day out having a mooch, bought a few things and they have a cafe and accessible toilets too.