Independent businesses on New Market, Otley
5 independent businesses we've checked. None is part of a chain or franchise, and none paid to be listed.
Listed by the street in their address. A business whose address we don't show isn't on this list.
- Updated 8 November 2026
- Next check due March 2027
All 5, alphabetically
The order is not a ranking: nobody can pay to be on this list, or to be higher up it. How we check
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Cafe Twenty One
Café · Otley
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Chezvin
Off-licence · Otley
Chez Vin is an independent off-licence and wine and spirit merchant at 24 New Market, Otley. It stocks wine, gin, rum and other spirits for taking away rather than drinking on the premises, and runs its own site at chezvin.co.uk. It carries a 4.9-star Google rating.
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Impero Pizza
Takeaway · Otley
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O'Deli
Café · Otley
O''Deli is a café and delicatessen at 4 New Market, Otley, part of the family-run O''Deli Group, which its own site says was started in 2015 by Tony and Kay. Kay has coeliac disease, and the kitchen is built around that: all the cakes are naturally gluten-free, soups, stews, quiches and Yorkshire pudding wraps are made gluten-free as standard, and bread and wraps come in both versions. Baking is done off-site at the group''s separate Bagels & Bakery on Market Street, which is entirely gluten-free, and non-gluten-free bread is toasted on a dedicated grill in the café to keep the two apart. The room is small — one table and five stools indoors, with six tables outside in good weather — and it opens Monday to Saturday. The same group runs O''Fresh greengrocers and the Otley Tap House.
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The Curious Hop
Pub · Otley
A craft beer bar at 9 Orchard Gate in Otley, in premises previously occupied by Groove Pad & Vinyl. It opened on 3 November 2022 as a joint venture between the Curious Hop off-licence on New Market, since closed, and Major Tom''s Social of Harrogate. CAMRA''s survey records three handpumps of changing cask beer, mostly from northern brewers, and ten keg lines running to sours, double IPAs and stouts from British and European breweries, with gluten-free and vegan options among them. Bottles and cans are sold to drink in or take away, and growlers are filled. Food is limited to toasties and sausage rolls. There is a pavement seating area outside, an upstairs room with board games and a dartboard, step-free access and an accessible toilet.
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