Bezzers Biscuits

20/10/2024

Thanks to everyone who turned out for the Hay Markets on Thursday, despite the atrocious floods, many of us stallholders managed to make it there ok. It was great to see people still out and about shopping!

15/10/2024

Please support your local businesses and ours at this fantastic local market! There is something for everyone including dogs 🐶 🙂

20/08/2024

Thanks for including us on this :)

11/06/2024

So who’s coming !!!

24/05/2024

08/05/2024

30/04/2024

Hi thank you so much for this. We are delighted to be part of your Customer Care! We hope they all had a good munch! Cherille and the team x

30/04/2024

We are always on the Hay Road during the Festival.. Please say hi! We love to meet all the visitors dogs :)

⭐️The 2024 Hay Festival () program is now out! (And we’re suffering a massive case of FOMO…)

If you’re planning to go, here are the tips we learned when we travelled the 17,000 km to be there last year:

1. Join the FRIENDS of Hay mostly for the priority queue for each session. With over 200,000 people going over the 11 days this is a must get.

2. You won’t get a FROW seat unless you’re a VIP. If you’re second row junkies like us then start queuing 20 mins from the session. You’ll have plenty of friends in line with you.

3. Take a KEEP CUP.
There are no disposable cups at Hay. There’s a deposit system for plastic cups but next time we’d take our own, and a water bottle to refill.

4. Dress in LAYERS. The weather varies from freezing (for Aussies) needing a knit under a puffer to t-shirt weather. Sometimes all on the same day. Bring it all. And throw in a light rain jacket. Oh, and it’s very casual. Leave the heels at home.

5. Buy your MERCH on Day One. We both bought the Hay jute bags and used them everyday for books, clothing layers, water etc.

6. If you want a book signed don’t book back-to-back sessions. The signing lines are INSANE, especially for the super popular authors. We love that you buy the book AFTER it’s signed which saves a bit of time.

7. There are plenty of food options at the festival site but if you have back to back sessions you will need to bring snacks and keep them in your Hay jute bag.

8. We stayed in two places. One in England, 25 mins from Hay, one in Wales, 10 mins from Hay. Both fab. It’s hard to get places in Hay-on-Wye. We had a car and pre-booked parking closest to the site. If you’re happy to walk 15 mins then you can find options at half the cost near the town.

9. Try at least one - made locally from sheep’s milk. It’s a festival tradition. Be prepared for long lines.

10. Keep Thursday morning free for the - a market day that has been there since the dawn of time.

11. Book one of the guided walks. It’s a beautiful spot to explore.

12. Australians: pretend that Pounds are Dollars 😳.

❓Do you have other tips?





Hay Festival

30/04/2024

A small notice to our customers, we have had to increase the shipping prices of some of our items due to increased charges from the Royal Mail. However, we keep cost increases to a minimum and believe our tasty treats still provide excellent value for all your canine friends!

Thank you all for your continued support and custom so far this year. If you would like to find out more about the full range on offer and place an order you can shop here ...

You can still buy from us at the Hay Markets weekly event on Thursdays... come and grab a treat!

Bezzers Biscuits are a family of Welsh farmers and bakers, combining their skills they have developed a complementary pet food for dogs. Suitable as a snack, reward or training aid.

23/03/2024

Hay Festival is looming around the corner...

⭐️The 2024 Hay Festival () program is now out! (And we’re suffering a massive case of FOMO…)

If you’re planning to go, here are the tips we learned when we travelled the 17,000 km to be there last year:

1. Join the FRIENDS of Hay mostly for the priority queue for each session. With over 200,000 people going over the 11 days this is a must get.

2. You won’t get a FROW seat unless you’re a VIP. If you’re second row junkies like us then start queuing 20 mins from the session. You’ll have plenty of friends in line with you.

3. Take a KEEP CUP.
There are no disposable cups at Hay. There’s a deposit system for plastic cups but next time we’d take our own, and a water bottle to refill.

4. Dress in LAYERS. The weather varies from freezing (for Aussies) needing a knit under a puffer to t-shirt weather. Sometimes all on the same day. Bring it all. And throw in a light rain jacket. Oh, and it’s very casual. Leave the heels at home.

5. Buy your MERCH on Day One. We both bought the Hay jute bags and used them everyday for books, clothing layers, water etc.

6. If you want a book signed don’t book back-to-back sessions. The signing lines are INSANE, especially for the super popular authors. We love that you buy the book AFTER it’s signed which saves a bit of time.

7. There are plenty of food options at the festival site but if you have back to back sessions you will need to bring snacks and keep them in your Hay jute bag.

8. We stayed in two places. One in England, 25 mins from Hay, one in Wales, 10 mins from Hay. Both fab. It’s hard to get places in Hay-on-Wye. We had a car and pre-booked parking closest to the site. If you’re happy to walk 15 mins then you can find options at half the cost near the town.

9. Try at least one - made locally from sheep’s milk. It’s a festival tradition. Be prepared for long lines.

10. Keep Thursday morning free for the - a market day that has been there since the dawn of time.

11. Book one of the guided walks. It’s a beautiful spot to explore.

12. Australians: pretend that Pounds are Dollars 😳.

❓Do you have other tips?





Hay Festival

13/01/2024

A tad belated, but Happy New Year to you all!

We see in the new (wind-free 🙄) year with a lovely painting of the square on market day by local artist Vivienne Luxton
www.vivienneluxton.co.uk.
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Hay Thursday Market Day is open as normal tomorrow, 4th January, 9am-2.30pm. Some traders are having a well earned break, but there are plenty of your favs to tempt you out.
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Welsh Water have started up again, but you can still access Castle St and the Square by car as normal. Road is closed from Red Indigo to the old council offices. Clock tower area is open.
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Trading:

Food:
/ Country Fare Whole Foods
Castle Greengrocers
Alex Gooch artisan baker
Pobl Bakery

Zoe Bakes
Hay Charcuterie
Pueblo Artisan Food and Arts
Black Mountains Preserves

Takeaway Food:
LOTUS MAY HAY
Origin Pizza

Drink:
Lucky 7 Beer Co

Non-Food:

rugs





StarLily Jewellery & Accessories

Bezzers Biscuits
Saddle Up and Ride

NB some traders only take cash. ATM in Craft Centre or Post Office, Oxford Rd. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 See you tomorrow 😊

17/12/2023

We love being part of the market xx

05/12/2023

We are always at Hay on Thursday Markets