Wholesale Fruit Centre Bristol

Apr 7th, 2023

Apr 2nd, 2023

Went over to the Sunday market to get meat from the Bristol meat machine. There was another trader selling meat and the Catley trader selling meats and pies etc. Others were selling clothes and there was several fast food vendors.
Mar 18th, 2023

Visited the sunday market ..roughly about twenty five stalls
Mar 16th, 2023

My Dad has beeng going to the market here for about half a century, alongside many other Bristolian fathers. I was brought here nearly every Sunday and always allowed a bit of a treat from one of the many food tents or vans (during a time when 'street food' wasnt really a word yet) I loved everything I ate back then, and the children of the men cooking food back then have replaced them twenty years later to continue cooking great food to this day. I honestly think it's the location of the best pakoras and bhajis in Bristol. The market itself is not the sort 'artisinal' market you might see on a cobblestone road in Wells. It's the market you go to get a phone unlocked or a bumper bag of uncooked chicken wings for a tenner. The butchers stand on pedestals like cult leaders, holding meat above their heads while screaming great prices at passers by. You can pick up power tools, childrens toys or an Addiddas (spelled that way) tshirt. It's not to everyones taste, but I bloody love it. It provides food for reasonable prices, clothes kids affordably and the first stepping stone for business savvy boys that know how to unbrick a phone or chip an xbox towards making their own business. The market is such a wonderful, important part of the beating heart of this city. The market runs every Sunday from 9am to 3pm and well worth a look in.
Apr 28th, 2023