Retail in Daventry

Best Before It's Gone is the Midlands' largest reseller of approved cheap food that is near or past its best before date, offering savings of up to 70% on the cost of food and drink. Based at 6 Sopwith Way on the Drayton Fields Industrial Estate in Daventry, the business has built its reputation on two core

Christa's Cakes is a cake business based at 7 Ganton Close, Daventry.

Daventry Blinds has been helping homeowners find the perfect window coverings since opening its doors in 2007. Located on the High Street in Daventry, the shop has a beautiful showroom where customers can browse a wide range of made-to-measure blinds. All blinds come with free fitting, and the team provides free home

JB News & Booze is a shop on Sheaf Street in Daventry. The business is classed as a general retailer.

Perkin Guns is a gun shop on Badby Lane in Staverton, near Daventry, Northamptonshire. The business, incorporated as Perkin Guns Ltd in June 2020, deals in guns and ammunition. It serves customers from its premises on Badby Lane, Staverton, Daventry.

Secrets Hair & Beauty is a salon located on Market Square in Daventry, West Northamptonshire. The business offers salon services alongside a selection of retail beauty products, which customers can browse and purchase online through its website. Secrets operates multiple salon locations across England, with the

Suddenly on Sheaf Street is an independent bookshop located at 22 Sheaf Street in the heart of Daventry. The shop stocks books and more for the relentlessly curious and crafty, combining a general bookshop offering with craft-related supplies. The upstairs space at the venue hosts events and workshops, including

The Boat Shop is a canal-side shop at Bottom Lock in Braunston, run by Clare and Will Hewitt. The couple took over the long-established business from Fred and Carol, who had run it for 28 years. Clare and Will live locally in Braunston and have deep connections with the canals, having lived on a narrowboat and brought

Woodgreen Pets Charity runs a charity shop on Foundry Walk in Daventry, part of a wider organisation founded in 1924 by Miss Louisa Snow and now known to many as the home of Channel 4's The Dog House. The charity works to keep pets and their people together, offering free practical support, pet advice, and adoption