From everyday essentials to one-of-a-kind finds, Bishy Road is full of independent shops where character, craft and community come first.
A practical refill shop supporting sustainable, low-waste living with package-free goods, refillable essentials, and local sourcing.
A trusted local florist offering bespoke, high-quality floral arrangements for all occasions, with delivery available.
An independent Skate & Lifestyle Store with a focus on skate culture, ethical design, and everyday creativity. The perfect place to find an excellent gift.
Expert restoration and bespoke shoemaking by Simone Ciro Focarelli, combining Italian craftsmanship with in-house precision and personal care.
Family owned shop stocking cookware, tableware, bakeware, basketwear, gifts, candles, greetings cards and wrapping paper.
A longstanding greengrocer offering fresh Yorkshire produce and locally sourced goods with a focus on quality and service.
Specialising in home decor and soft furnishings with expert adivce and bespoke solutions.
An independent deli serving artisan bread, cheeses, and global pantry staples, with a focus on local flavour and quality.
A characterful home and floral shop blending vintage finds, garden accessories, and hand-dried florals in a uniquely styled setting just off Bishy Road.
M&K Butchers is known for top-quality meats, a knowledgeable team, and excellent customer service. They cater to both everyday shoppers and those seeking premium cuts for special occasions, providing advice on preparation and recipes.
Millie’s provides a quick and convenient stop for groceries, snacks, and basic household items. Known for friendly service, it caters to busy locals, students, and families passing through Bishopthorpe Road.
A well-established hardware and homewares shop offering practical goods and trusted services to the community since 1935.
An award-winning, family-owned, independent opticians located in the heart of York’s famed indie quarter, the bustling Bishy Road.
Brand. Design. Build by BLKHAT Studio.
Photography by Esme Mai.
Videography by Beetrootbox.
