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Vinegar Hill, located at 16 Milsom St, Bath, is a unique retail destination known for its diverse selection of high-quality products. Our store features an array of carefully curated items ranging from fashion to homeware, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking something special. The inviting ambiance allows customers to browse leisurely while enjoying personalized service from our knowledgeable staff. We pride ourselves on offering exceptional products that reflect both style and value. Discover something extraordinary at Vinegar Hill and elevate your shopping experience.

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Jan Be

5 Google Rating

Friendly and artistic store with nice unique jewellery that your friends won't have.

5/ 5

Friendly and artistic store with nice unique jewellery that your friends won't have.

Shmeefly .

5 Google Rating

Very nice shop and amazing staff

5/ 5

Very nice shop and amazing staff

Joe R

5 Google Rating

Great store full of fun gift and house ideas! We visited at Christmas which meant that were also gre

5/ 5

Great store full of fun gift and house ideas! We visited at Christmas which meant that were also great decoration and present options. The products range from simple and smart up to more obscure and comedy value. We visited twice in two days so it’s worth a visit.

Lia Verlander

5 Google Rating

What true delight! I love this type of shop! Full of unusual knick-knacks. Something to make every h

5/ 5

What true delight! I love this type of shop! Full of unusual knick-knacks. Something to make every house a home! A MUST ‘go browse’ when in Bath. I wish I could have purchased more, but there is only so much one can carry onto a train!

Ruby Persaud

5 Google Rating

Favourite place for gifts, especially for the girls of the family at Christmas! Helpful and friendly

5/ 5

Favourite place for gifts, especially for the girls of the family at Christmas! Helpful and friendly staff, cute and quirky stuff to buy.

Dean Collins

5 Google Rating

Lovely shop..wife loves it!

5/ 5

Lovely shop..wife loves it!

Laura Mcadam

5 Google Rating

Nice shop beautiful items

5/ 5

Nice shop beautiful items

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  • Saturday11:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Sunday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Monday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Tuesday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Thursday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Friday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
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