From 1940s nostalgia and unusual antiques and collectables to a witchcraft-inspired venture, new businesses are giving Bridlington Old Town’s High Street a distinctive boost.
Entrepreneurs are breathing new life into historic premises, creating something a little different for shoppers and adding to the street’s growing mix of independent businesses.
Antiques on High
A familiar building has entered a new chapter following a long-awaited facelift. The former Marshall’s Shoe Shop, described as one of Bridlington’s oldest shops, has become Antiques on High, adding another independent antiques destination to the historic street.
Visit: 52-54 High Street, Bridlington Old Town.
Contact: 07751 645308.
The Jackdaw’s Mantle
Tucked away inside one of the oldest buildings on High Street, The Jackdaw’s Mantle offers an alternative to the traditional antiques shop. Run by Anthony and Casey Jackson, the independent business promises visitors a warm welcome and a chance to discover something unusual.
Visit: 44 High Street, Bridlington Old Town.
Contact: 07462 943116.
Burlington Blitz 1940s Tea Room
Visitors can step back in time at the Burlington Blitz 1940s Tea Room, a new immersive experience bringing wartime nostalgia to the Old Town.
Owned by husband-and-wife team Richard and Alison Beaumont, the tea room offers a distinctive setting for those looking to enjoy a taste of the past.
Visit: 91 High Street, Bridlington Old Town.
Contact: 01262 352968.
Hag on the Hill
Having opened appropriately on Halloween, Hag on the Hill is a joint venture between Jane, Nicky and Lailaa, who describe themselves as a trio of witches.
The business plans to offer retail space alongside Reiki, cauldron healing, craft workshops, tarot evenings and other activities, bringing an alternative, mystical dimension to the Old Town.
Visit: 35 High Street, Bridlington Old Town.
Contact: 07432 156921.
JoJo and Jazz
Describing itself as “beautifully bohemian”, JoJo and Jazz is a collectibles boutique occupying the former post office on the corner of High Street and Market Place.
Currently opening at weekends, the shop adds to the area’s eclectic mix of independent retailers and provides another reason to explore beyond the usual high street shopping experience.
Visit: Former post office, High Street and Market Place.
Contact: 07547 433246.
