Boot & Mart - Kirkcaldy

Brent Quashie

Nice place for bargains. Opens Wednesdays and Saturdays and Sundays.

frances mcewan

Love going in here all the stall holders are sooo nice and always willing to go that extra mile for you. It's like a family community so what are you waiting for get along have a look. They do car boot and help crafters with a stall they even help you make your items inside if needed

Andrea Kelly

Worth a look. The people who have the regular tables are nice. There is 1 man who has a mixed table everything from fishing stuff to toys and sometimes retro gaming stuff, when I take my boys he always gives them a good deal. Usually leaves himself getting less than priced even if they weren't dear to start with. My boys look forward to seeing him.

Ashley Pearce (Ashley Bosgraaf)

Maybe it was just the day we were there, but we had really hoped for less new stuff and clothing and more treasures. We do love to dig and we’re dissuaded or bothered by some of the other reviews that said it needed to be cleaned out. However, most stalls weren’t open (0930 on a Sunday) and we couldn’t really find anything we liked. All the vendors were very nice though, and the food stand outside made us a delicious bacon roll.

Hayley Hill

One of the strangest places I've ever been. Went along for a wee day out, saw the good reviews and thought we'd give it a bash. Big mistake.
The whole place was filthy, cobwebs across merchandise that had clearly not been touched (or cleaned) in god knows how long. Didn't even touch anything and still stopped on the way home to scrub my hands in the nearest public toilet.
It felt like I'd wandered into a hoarders den, not a market. Not a single car, so most certainly not a car boot sale. The whole place is stacked to the ceiling with oddly similar collections of charity shop rejects in the formation of a rather precarious maze. Nearly new but filthy junk, piles of shoes, ancient hot wheels, and a concerning collection of decapitated mannequins. Nothing I'd risk catching something from enough to purchase.
Overall unwelcoming atmosphere, feared I'd get my hand slapped away from anything I brushed past. Won't be back.
Best thing there was the food truck outside but I wouldn't risk eating anything having been inside with no where to wash my hands afterwards.

Richard Bennett

Some good bargains to be had, tired of the group of smokers clustered around the door standing on a no smoking sign. The stench of smoke tainting all the clothes and goods inside the market, cigarette butt's tossed across the ground. Rather disgusting and off putting. Trying to buy tools off George with clouds of stinking smoke making it impossible. Inconsiderate people subjecting customers to their addiction. Can't think of anything worse. Pisses me off no end.

Kelly D

Very cramped, difficult to access with a wheelchair. Feels very unsafe with dusty breakable items balanced precariously on every surface.

40% of the 'stalls' appear to be just large heaps of rubbish, unsure if the owners are away that day or if its part of someone else's stall Who knows. Nobody looks like they want to talk to you or if they know where they are or if they work there.

There were only two selling cars outside so definitely not a 'boot sale' as advertised.
Seems to be a large storage warehouse filled with stuff at varying stages of decay, caked in dust.

The prices are a gamble.

1 star for the plant stall outside with lovely plants.

Lewis Rhymes

Not bad for bits and bobs, small market, but sells a huge variation of stuff. some things seems over priced, some folks holding onto sentimental value? Good place for a look, huge range of old ornaments.