This is one of the biggest Asda stores I've ever been in! They seem to stock everything - only half…read morethe store is devoted to food, while the rest stocks clothes, toys, gifts, entertainment, homewares, car accessories and everything you could possibly dream of. It does get busy, understandably, but it's always worth a trip anyway. The car park is large so there is usually somewhere to park the car. There's an instore cafe which serves drinks, snacks and cheap meals. There are always plenty of bargains to be had instore. The stock levels seem good and the staff are friendly and helpful.

Asda is really good at Cribbs. It is open 24 hours a day and is so big that there isn't much you…read morewill need that can't be found in the store. The prices are generally pretty cheap and there is also a petrol station next door. The clothing section George is quite good too

A lovely deli cafe in a local position, great if you want to pop in for a coffee and something to…read moreeat. Also great if you are out for a walk in the country and not far from junction 18 of the M5 if you need a break from driving. Friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Like Kin Yip Hon's chinese supermarket (see previous review) Wai Yee Hong is a stupendous supplier…read moreof all things chinese! From easter Drinks (get yourself loaded up on Saki) to Wok's of all shapes and sizes, and I haven't even mentioned the food yet! But before I get to the food, for those who prefer the eastern methods of healing to our bog-standard western approaches there is a great selection of tonics, and general 'wellbeing' herbs and tonic type things (it's all very precise with me!) And now the food! Well, in a nutshell... to much to comprehend! I never thought I would see so much foriegn writing in one dose in my life, make sure you know what you are after, and check before you but (even though there are guidlines it might not be quite what you were hoping for)

A paradise of Chinese shopping, this supermarket contains just about everything oriental you could…read moreever want. It's not just restricted to Chinese produce either, this is a whole pan-Asian experience. The other glorious thing is that it's all so damn cheap. Even if you're not exclusively seeking oriental ingredients, you can pick up useful basics at a respectable price indeed. It's a little way out of the city and not particularly close to any train station (regrettably), however it does neighbour the Eastville retail lot containing an enormous and very, very cheap Tesco. So if you're after good value eats, make sure you head way out East.

Really nice little deli. Their homemade ham was excellent and a small but splendid selection of…read moreBritish cheeses. The pork pies were also divine. Would go back anytime :-))

Friday night down at the Mall Cribbs Causeway isn't really where I wanted to find myself this week…read more But nevertheless that is where I was, shopping for lighting in a complex that has enough lighting options to give Blackpool a good run for its money. John Lewis, Marks and Spencer's, Next and Argos all offering different pendants, chandeliers, lamps and wall lights. Thankfully I only needed two lights for the living room but as usual walked out with more than what I wanted. Two chandeliers and a ceiling light! With all of that done it was time to eat. We chose to eat in the Mall because let's face it who wants to be cooking on a Friday night? The mall offers a wide variety of places to eat. From takeaways to eat in restaurants the choice is quite varied. However for some reason KFC and McDonalds are no longer there? Fried chicken and hamburgers are a staple in the Patchway diet so I don't know how they are coping with these two institutions now gone? We decided to move away from the main food court as Yo Sushi isn't all that, Pizza Hut can play havoc with your colon and Café Rouge is rather overpriced for what you get! On the same level as the main food court but at the other end of the Mall the John Lewis end you'll find opposite HMV the restaurant come takeaway 'Tortilla'. A Californian stroke Mexican eatery that specialises in burritos, nachos and tacos. It's been open a little while and seems to be doing well? It's not often you see a specific taco place to eat in so we gave it a go. Walking in the instant impression you get is this place is the Subway Sandwiches of the taco world. It's long deli style counter bulging with different taco and burrito fillings. From salsa to pulled pork it was all there. Chunks of beef swimming in a chilli sauce glistening under the halogen lights. Crisp fresh salad awaiting the variety of different dressings and golden tortilla chips standing out like shards of edible glass from their container. We where greeted warmly with a smile from the guy behind the counter who took our order. I had the trio of tacos with pulled pork, cheese, salsa, guacamole and sour cream. My shadow had a baked burrito with rice, beans, cheese and salsa. We sat down in an almost entirely empty restaurant. There was no atmosphere, there's no vibrancy or energy in this place. It's dead! A real shame as it has great potential to be a really fun place to eat on a Friday night with friends. Onto the food then. Once sat down I started to tuck in to my first taco. Now there's no easy way of eating these. You can't eat them with a knife and fork because despite looking like a wally you'd just get food everywhere. So it was a case of picking the thing up and getting on with it. The first bite was a disaster because half of the filling dropped out. But that was because my technique was all wrong. Second go and second bite and wow! Fantastic flavours. The fresh salsa was tasty and alive. The flavours worked. You could taste every individual element and it wasn't overwhelming with chilli or pepper. There was a kick but not one that kicked you in the chest! The guacamole, again fresh vibrant flavours and it wasn't all baby mush. The chunks of avocado where present and it worked really well with the cheese, sour cream and pork. The pork was tender and juicy. Again not overdone with spice but just right. One down two to go. Both demolished in quick succession. I really enjoyed this meal. It was nice to have something different and this place definitely offers that. One the burrito and the taco where gone there was only one thing left to do! Order some more of course! Not burritos and taco though. Instead a plate of their delicious looking loaded nachos. We had a huge plate piled high with pulled pork, guacamole, sour cream, salsa and melted cheese. The cheese was liquid cheese the kind you see only on American TV shows like molten loveliness oozing in and out of the nooks and crannies that made up this plate of tortilla shards. Every mouthful from the very first to the very last was a joy. Crunchy, gooey, meaty and flavourful I could of quite happily eaten another plate had someone put another in from of me. After all that food it was time to leave. We'd already paid the bill as you pay as you go which saves in any embarrassment of accidentally walking out without paying. Yes I have done that on more than one occasion! Not on purpose though I hasten to add. We where now in a completely empty restaurant but the staff behind the counter thanked us for coming, wished us well and bid us goodbye. Top marks for customer service. I'll definitely be going back because the food is very good and yes I would recommend this place to family and friends.

Love this place!! My mom and I are quarantining for two weeks and have been craving Mexican food…read more As a Californian I've got pretty high standards when it comes to Mexican food and this surpasses the bar in my opinion. I was also surprised at the amount of vegan options there were, as that is not very common in CA. I got the large jackfruit burrito and while I've never had anything like it at home it is full of flavour and is big enough for two meals. My mom got the carnitas burrito and said it was better than most she has had before. Definitely recommend giving this place a try!

With this Deli, and the other in Montpelier you can find some smashing food items. If you want an…read moreextra special pasta sauce, some green figs in syrup (hey, you never know when those green figs might come in handy!) or just a great pot of thick cut marmalade for your breakfast toast then it's ideal. Importanting alot of goods from Italy garantees that you will find things in here that no other english person has seen before, such as snail shells! Great to add a little variety to your cooking closet!

.A fantastic continental delicatessen. Items are imported and a quick browse in Licata & Son will…read moreleave you feeling in awe of all the foods you never knew existed, or flavour combinations you thought were only in the world of fantasy. The window display looks like something out of a museum - huge tins and magnificently large cans. Looking like a 1920s storage cupboard, the giant tins and cans may make you feel mouse-like in comparison. I bought an enormous in of jalapeno peppers for only 75p. Enter inside the deli and you will be spoilt for choice; international goods which you won't find anywhere else.

Really nice fruit and veg shop which are slowly but shortly dying out now. Lovely selection of…read morefruit and veg and nice and fresh. I used to work in Henbury and my work colleagues really rated this fruit and veg store. I was lucky as used to live up the road as well as work.

We used to live near this butcher and now we've moved a couple of miles away we still come here!…read more Chris and his helper, Chris (occasionally Chris helps out too) are what you want from a butcher - smart and with a big white apron on and asks how you've been and comments on the weather. His meat is first class, free range (we asked him once and he looked disappointed that we had to ask) and local. He is generous with his cuts to the point that you may have to tell him to size it down a bit! And he will always get in anything you need - he can easily get more unusual items such as game in within a week. If anyone is unsure about using a butcher rather than going to the supermarket, this is a great place to start. I often go in and just ask what is a good cut or just what is best in season at the moment. You then can ask for just as much as you need, it is all cut on order with a fantastically big cleaver, and prices easily beats a supermarket's and it tastes so much better. I have never felt silly not knowing what to ask for and Chris always seems to enjoy that we're working our way through pretty much every cut of every animal that can be eaten!

We preferred Dynasty in town for dim sum, but it's been redeveloped recently. So the alternative…read moredaytime dim sum place is Watersky. But it's variable and some dishes are served just warm. The taro croquette was good, the hargow dumplings and peanut and chive dumplings were good. The gailan stir-fried vegetable with garlic was ok. The shrimp and pepper stir-fried ho fun (rice noodle) was not good. Better avoid that one if you have an experienced palate. We went at 130p on a Sat. There were a few small tables with Chinese diners and one large table with students. The staff has changed - there were more Western staff and there is a new-ish AYCE menu for 17.95 per person which hopefully brings in more patrons. That menu looks like good value for folks who like that version of Chinese food. Overall, it's ok. Close to home and fairly good. Certainly, I've had better in Bristol , but times have changed.

they said my name as hughass it was not nice they food was good but they weren't they ran out of…read morerice half way through the meal unacceptable My family and I have been here a number of times and this is a sh** place to eat and hang out. The staff are very shit and need new manners - very un family friendly. The food is shitty - very disgusting and the surroundings are suitably plush but dirty. There's even a car park with no parking places.