Boston Tea Party
Reviewed by JS 2/09
75 Park Street, Bristol , BS1 5PF - view map
A small chain of seven family-run cafés based in the West Country.
Whiteladies Road
Chandos Deli
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Chandos Deli, which has branches in Clifton, Henleaze, and the centre, sells wonderful locally roasted Brian Wogan coffee, sandwiches made with local cheeses and hams, and a great range of own-made cakes – the chocolate brownies are especially good, and so are the savoury lunch-sized tarts. Their packaging is low on plastic and often consists of paper bags.
Sheepdrove Farm Butchers
Reviewed by MC 20/4/06
3 Lower Redland Road, just off Whiteladies Road, Bristol, BS6 9TB - view map
All meat is organic, supplied by the Sheepdrove farm at Lambourn, Berkshire. Eggs from Dorset. Books, organic wine, Sheepdrove honey and wholemeal flour milled on the farm.
The Old Cheese Shop
Reviewed by JC 25/5/06
1 Worrall Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 2UF - view map
The Old Cheese Shop isn’t quite as the name suggests, selling deli-sandwiches rather than a range of cheeses! This shop uses local meats from Bakers of Nailsea, ham/bacon from Newport and free-range chicken from Tockington, Bristol. Veges come from the local shop Pawsons on Gloucester road.
Situated off Whiteladies road, near the top on the left on Worrall road.
Whiteladies Farmers Market
Reviewed by AR 25/6/07
Corner of Whiteladies Road and Apsley Road
Now running regularly on the first Friday and third Saturday of the month, this market started in the summer of 2006 and is going from strength to strength
Wild Oats
Reviewed by JM 14/2/06
9-11 Lower Redland Road, Redland, Bristol, BS6 6TB - view map
For those who prefer that human touch, to handle real products and talk to genuinely friendly real people, Wild Oats is a Real Shop – for all your Real Foods. Real Groceries, Frankenstein-free and Organic Food Supplements.
Woolies market
Reviewed by AR 4/10
140a Whiteladies Road, Bristol, BS8 2RS - view map
The Woolies Market at the top of Whiteladies Road has lots of independent traders, some of them selling excellent local produce. There is also a nice café upstairs. It opened in 2009 after Woolworths went bust.
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