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Papadeli

4.4 (10 reviews)
PriceyDelis, Modern European
Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Top notch coffee and foods. A nice rustic atmosphere too.

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h. If you're after high quality or specialist ingredients, they have all sorts of cooking and dressing oils, spices, herbs and gourmet sauces - plus staples such as past

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Papa Costa

Papa Costa

(6 reviews)

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Papa Costa is not a cafe or deli (well...it is in fact both) it's a portal...no a secret…read morepassage...into a different world to that of the other shops on the Clifton Triangle. It's such a surreal experience walking in past the shelves of international foods but actually it's a really great thing that this shop has survived. I imagine larger companies and chain stores must be kicking their door down daily trying to get them to sell. Even though it is a deli, mini-supermarket and a cafe the real draw for me is the cups of coffee for £1 and the hot dogs they have in the summer for £2; that's budget! I think this hidden away place is such a gem purely because it is on the triangle and because it isn't a clothes shop or jewellery shop and they certainly are independent. It is almost like a cultural excursion to a European destination. They always seem to take a relatively long time to make my sandwich, I don't mind so long as love and attention is going into the making of that sandwich, which takes them so long to construct and then grill.

Papa Costa is a Mediterranean cafe in a great location on Queens Road. I've had a friend telling me…read morego here for a lunch panini for absolutely ages, and this is one of the cafes that he swears by. Perhaps that raised my expectations, because I wasn't very impressed when I stepped in here. It was very dingy when I was there, and yes the paninis and sandwiches did look very good, and they had a deli counter that sold cheeses and cured meats, which is great. If you like pasties, you will like this cafe, as they are huge here. This cafe was too dark, lacking in atmosphere and needs to be sprinkled with sunshine and rainbows to make it brighter! Happier! Cheerier!

Real Olive Co - Close-up of the shop front (May 2010)

Real Olive Co

(6 reviews)

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Num-num-num. The Real Olive Company's unit in St Nicholas Market may be small, but it has a…read morefantastic range of take-away deli items which are great for parties or buffets, or for eating there and then as a lunchtime snack. Apart from the obvious selection of fine olives, you can pick up delicious tapas such as feta stuffed peppers and sweet balsamic onions, or tubs of salad such as cous cous, spicy butterbean or mixed antipasta. They also serve paninis, Spanish frittata, and tartlets with different fillings - but personally I'd recommend trying a wrap from their Lebanese Kofta bar, which cost £4.95 and are very filling - containing lamb or veggie koftas plus a dip (hummus, the smoky aubergine baba ghanoush, or feta with roasted cumin), some salad, and tahini sauce (or rose spicy harissa).

The Real Olive Company is a Bristol based company that's come on in leaps and bounds providing an…read moreamazing service of all that is Mediterranean. On the wholesale side of things they provide delis, cafes, restaurants and hotels across Bristol and the UK with their unique selection of olives, sundried tomatoes and other such delights. That should give some idea of how far this independent retailer has come. On the local side of things, this little store in St Nicholas' Market is one of the best places to find really good, delicious food. Olives are the main thing on offer, with many varieties and tastes sitting in pots and buckets at the front of the stall. This is only a taster and by no means all of it, as you can see when you allow your eyes to wonder a little. Stuffed vine leaves, sundried tomatoes, feta salads and so much more. With salad boxes and bread boxes to go this is a very scrummy, very healthy alternative for lunch or indeed for any time.

Radford Mill Farm Shop

Radford Mill Farm Shop

(9 reviews)

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If ever there was a shop that truly had its heart in the right place and really served its…read morecommunity, this is it. The lovely people that run this place not only sell delicious fresh food, they clearly live it. Many times have I walked past and been tempted to walk in just for a chat. The nutritional content of food, the local political and cultural climates - they know it all! They strive incredibly hard to keep their whole and ethical food local, organic certified and chemical free. They even have their own farm nearby which, especially in the summer months, keeps their shelves fully stocked. Off to one side they have an extensive collection of really very good for you teas and ointments, a wide vegan and gluten-free selection and a constant yet dynamic choice of quiche, pasties and cakes for sale at the till. The whole experience is sensitively thought out and as a customer, very enjoyable.

In my opinion Radford Mill Farm Shop is excessively expensive. Yes, it serves fantastic food, but…read morethe price tag always makes me wince before i hand over my hard earned cash. For this reason I always limit my spending to speciality foods that I can't get elsewhere. For more generic items I usually go to either Harvest or Scoopaway, with the latter being my preferred option. I've eaten in the small cafe once (essentially a few tables clustered together in a small area away from the serving area). Again expensive, and a little dark for my liking, the cafe never seems to see much custom. It does however contain a phenomenal amount of reading material and flyers... and is a really quiet place to take a break from the rat race and contemplate your navel for a while.

Papadeli - delis - Updated May 2026

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