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This is a nice boutique with womens clothes and accessories. It is nicely laid out and the staff are very helpful.
There are other 'Anna' branches - see the website for details.
What to buy: Lots of very nice brands:
Body - Gharani Strok - Rogan Jeans - Margaret Howell - L Autre - Chose
Day - Rutzou - Saltwater - Schumacher - ANNA Cashmere
What to pay: Let's face it - it's not cheap. They do have some lovely things, but it is somewhere to shop once in a while rather than all the time!
Updated Dec 19, 2006
Address: 7 guildhall street,Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1PR
Phone: 01284 706 944
Website: www.shopatanna.com
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A market is held twice a week in Bury St Edmunds, on a Wednesday and a Saturday. The market has everything from fruit and veg to clothes, gifts and much, much more.
Occasionally special markets are held such as the French Market where french market traders come over and sell their produce (lots of lovely cheese and other French foods!).
Markets are held in the Buttermarket in the centre of town, with the exception of the Christmas Market this year which was held outside the Abbey Gate on Angel Hill.
What to buy: Lots and lots of different items are available, but the markets are particularly good for food, flowers and plants.
What to pay: Buying from the market is usually cheaper than the local shops and supermarkets.
Updated Dec 20, 2005
Address: The Buttermarket
Website: http://www.stedmundsbury.gov.uk/sebc/visit/shop-and-park.cfm
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