The unique fishmonger-cum-restaurant on Whiteladies Road is the best fish restaurant I've ever…read moreeaten in. Initially put off by the expensive Clifton price tag, I now can't believe I've stayed away for so long. (Or at least not noticed that they do a lunchtime offer!) At Rockfish they are serious about fresh fish cooked to perfection. When I opted for the lunchtime special we picked two courses for £15 which were absolutely delicious. (My favourite being their house special of grilled seabass). If you have any questions about any of the dishes, the helpful waiters will be happy to answer your questions as they are very knowledgeable about the produce on sale here. Can't wait to go back!

This business is a fishmonger and restaurant in one, specialising in the best quality seafood…read moregoing, and locally sourced too. The Rockfish is suited for those with a few bob to spend, who appreciate quality food for good money. The restaurant menu changes every day, depending on what was caught the day before; you select the fish of your choice and a seperate side along with recommended accompanying wines and other drinks. If you're feeling a little strapped for cash, come before seven for the set menu (£15 for two courses, £20 for three), which is really good value for what's on offer. Also don't forget to visit the shop, which sells the freshest fish around. What a treat!

Fresh fish, but oddly priced at 100gram and pretty pricey when compared to per kilo…read more Get a cup of fresh clam chowder outside on a Saturday.

Superb Fishmongers. Huge selection of fresh and smoked fish and shellfish. Three large counters,…read moresliding opening doors for easy access and friendly, knowledgeable staff. Refrigerated van for deliveries and catering also offered.

So much fish, and if you like seafood this place will thrill you with its selection. They offer a…read moremore exotic selection - many fish from Bangladesh and Thailand - for use in delicious seafood curries and spicy stews. A number of exotic veg, fruits and herbs are on sale too, such you can whip up a Malaysian fish curry at home to impress your mates. Obviously these foods are imported and not locally sourced, in case that's important to you. What is good is that fish like Magur and Pangasius are not as overfished as cod and haddock, so you'll be doing your bit for the environment/fish stocks in that way instead. But for firm-fleshed and tasty fillets, I know of no better place.

Both the food and layout of this Bristolian fave are extremely simple. The interior, with long rows…read moreof wooden benches, evokes memories of school dinners, though the food is slightly more tempting than spam fritters and lumpy mash! The giants bowls of prawn crackers are good to munch on while you try and get your head around the menu, which works like this. It's split into five sub-menus (Japanese, Malaysian, Thai, Chinese and Specialist) with all main courses costing just £7.50. It's probably best to share three mains between two, and I would thoroughly recommend the Thai green curry and the kebab (which is certainly unlike any doner I've ever tasted!), though the plum sauce on the crispy duck is a little overpowering. Everything about this place screams simplicity, but at around £15 a head it certainly offers value (not to mention authenticity) for money.

Teoh's is great. It really is. I had driven past it so many times and admired it with its adjoining…read moresupermarket and one rainy night we finally made it there. I ordered my dr pepper and then decided i wanted everything off the menu. That was not possible so I settled on the crispy duck with pancakes. They really cater for vegan/vegetarians there, so with most dishes the meat part can be substituted with tofu. My boyfriend ordered the Kajang Chicken Satay, but with tofu, and it was unlike any satay dish I'd ever tried. It was just so fresh and delicious. My crispy duck was also equally amazing! All the main dishes are £7.50 and we ordered some extra noodles to share and we got a huge portion of the most tasty fried noodles with beansprouts for £2.50. The staff were extremely helpful and smiley and it's nice and spacious in there. You can also see into the kitchen which I always think is a good thing! I can't wait to return and start making my way through their Japanese dishes and also take home some goodies from the supermarket.

This supermarket is certainly Vietnamese. That said I have never been to Vietnam so I don't really…read morehave a basis for comparison but the whole place is very definitely not British and very definitely Asian. The smell of the place for instance is immediately overwhelming and unlike anything I have encountered before (except, bizarrely, in Essaouira, Morocco) - a strong dried salty fish flavour. The aisles are rammed with goods and products I couldn't even begin to identify. I recognise the rice and the vast, overwhelming amount of different noodles on offer. Then I am lost again amongst packets of what at first appear to be a frozen bit of meat, but is in fact a vegetable. The whole process smells of fish and I'm overjoyed to recognise a Spring Onion in the small vegetable section at the back. This place is always full and teeming with people who seem to know what they're buying. If it's Vietnamese food you're after and you know what you're buying - I'm sure this is a good place to come.

As far as I know, this is the only Vietnamese supermarket nearby and is definitely worth a visit if…read moreyou fancy a trip into the bizarre. Not a lot of the stuff looks particularly appetising, but mainly because I don't like fish. There were lots of non-fishy items which looked quite nice, and their rice crackers are delicious. Everything seemed pretty cheap and there are baskets of £1 goodies- mainly biscuits. However, I was too busy staring with slight personal disgust at the frozen fish items at the sides of the shop. There were red-fin snappers for £2.25 and cuttlefish for similar price. What struck me most though, was the entire, whole squid that was on sale for only £5.75. For the adventurous types out there then this bizarre supermarket is the place of imagination.

Morrisons now has a great feel - due to it's expansion. Lots of good deals. Easy to get to.read more

I love this supermarket, it is so friendly and the people are really helpful. They have a great…read morefish monger who is very knowledgeable about the produce. The butcher is a real butcher and knows the different cuts of meat. The shop is well laid out and is easy to navigate. They always have special offers on that change on a weekly basis. Be aware though that you need a £1 coin for the trolley. If you do forget then customer service will loan you a £1. You can always get a car park place and easily get around the whole car park. The resturant serves good value lunches as well.

I'm used to my butchers being a predominantly red and white room, quite open planned and with some…read moreblood splattered gent in the background going berserk with a meat clever. Quite a surprise then to be confronted by such a well dressed student type displaying his selection of high class meats. Fair play to them this shop is very well stocked indeed. Not only have they pushed the boat out with such delicacies as the honey roast pork chop but they're also registered game merchants so can bang out partridge, wood cock and all the old favourites. Surprisingly for this neck of the woods they're not too dear, and I can't think of anymore game-related puns.

We had their meatballs this evening. wa wa wee wa. Delicious…read more The Clifton village butcher is a very reasonably priced butchers, that sells very reasonably priced, high quality meat. They have a display window that shows their picks of the day, which has all their home made kebabs, meatballs and other marinated goods. They sell an enormous range of chutneys and other flavourings that you can put on the meat that you buy from them.