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!

Unlikely setting for a delicatessen on the A38 airport road. Advertised by a giant pair of red…read morelips. So far, so bad. Until you step inside. Taste is not known as a seafood distributor for nothing. Fat prawns and tuna steaks, pollock fillets and whole salmon nestle in the ice counter fresh as fresh can be. They even smoke their own fish on the premises - delish and really not that pricey (although other produce can be). Meat is local and lush - Mendip lamb being a yummy example. There are also eggs and vegetable produce, as well as interesting breads supplied by Hobbs House bakery. There are also many organic or ethically sourced products, including a really good cheese selection, as well as a stock of organic wines. The best thing I ate from there was a feta, sundried tomato and tapenade pastry - heaven in filo. There is also an endless variety of weird and wonderful chutneys, jams and sauces, and lots of sweet things and cakes. Mmm mmm. On a Saturday they do a luxury tastind day with all sorts of delectable tidbits for free (although I challenge you to leave without buying a basketful of produce). Oooh almost forgot, the home-smoked garklic is so incredibly useful for mayo, roasts, stews, pizzas, pasta sauces - it just adds another dimension to cooking and as far as I'm aware you can't buy better anywhere else in or near the city.

Oriental Market is a fantastic little Asian supermarket in a perfect spot on Gloucester Road…read more It is just a few door away from another Asian supermarket, Dano, which is the one I normally use. But with Dani closed I gave orients market a shot. It is a decent size shop with a row a freezers in the middle that are filled with dumplings, frozen seafood and other stuff that I'm yet to discover. On either side of the shop they have rows of metal shelves full of instant noodles, sauces, spices and other Asian ingredients to that you'd expect to find. It is really well stocked. The women working there was very helpful when I was trying to choose the right dumplings and also helped me pick a really nice light soy sauce. She even gave me a fortune cookie when I paid for my stuff! I'll be paying this place more attention when doing my Asian shipping from now on

In such a cultural city like Bristol it's a pity there aren't more Oriental Supermarkets like this…read moreone on Gloucester Road. Not the biggest or best I've ever been in, but it's well stocked and makes a welcome change to Tesco or Somerfield. I never leave empty handed - whether it'd be with miso soup or authentic soy sauce, you're bound to leave with a taste of the orient. If there's something specific you're looking for - don't be afraid to ask the helpful shop assistants who are friendly and happy to help.

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.

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.

When I was much younger my family and I would often visit my grandmother in Finland. I don't know…read morewhat it is but there is something in Licata's that smells identical to her house. Maybe it's the fresh herbs or fruit and veg. Perhaps it's the selection of different breads and biscuits toward the back of the shop, the smells drifting toward the door past the huge selection of spices and dried fruit. It may be the olive bar or the fridge full of different cheeses and yoghurt. It may simply be the air of exciting delicious food unlike anything else served in Bristol. Licata is exciting. It's a local shop that's not local to Bristol. The only real way to describe it is like that incredible smell, to experience it firsthand.

A beautiful shop with oodles of old world charm, Licata makes for a cool and quiet retreat from the…read morecalamity of Picton Street and Stokes Croft. An old established family business, Licata feels as though its been here forever. Stocking quality products with plenty of selection, this has to be one of the best places in Bristol to stock up on all things Italian. Deceptively small from the outside, this is a large sprawling shop that stocks a lot of dry goods as well as offering a good refrigerated section.

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.

Fantastic new fish mongers! ! I've only just moved to Kingswood and believe me this is a welcome…read moreaddition to a rather beleaguered high street. I've popped in twice now & the staff on both occasions were knowledgeable and friendly. I took advantage of their 10 oysters for £6 deal. I've since tried the shrimp, everything I've purchased so far has been fresh and reasonably priced. Good stuff, hope the highstreet continues to improve.

People of Bristol! - if you love quality fresh fish, get your sorry butts up to Kingswood and check…read moreout the new fishmonger there, Frescoes. It's so rare to have a decent fish-jockey open rather than close down because the local supermarket undercuts them with three-day old farmed salmon fillets full of fat. £14 quid for two lobsters! Get some today because you're worth it...

The fish and chips never fails to please. The fish doesn't come with chips so you as that of you…read morelike. The large cod is enough for two people, but you can get haddock or plaice too. The boss cars about the environment enough to try to reduce plastic in his packaging. And there's do fried halloumi cheese too! I doubt they sell much of that. There's ok street parking on Gloucester Road and a zebra crossing nearby of you need a calmer place to cross.

Contrary to its shabby exterior, Bishopston Fish Bar is a first class chippy. Not only do they…read moreserve three different sizes of cod, but they also sell plaice, scampi and haddock too. Oh, and not forgetting the Moussaka! With regard to quality, you should expect only the finest tasting food here, served in a sturdy little cardboard box. And if quantity is more your thing, you can also expect very generous portions of whatever it is you order. Perhaps, though, it is good service that really floats your boat? Then you'll be pleased to know that staff are smiley and accommodating. What more could one ask for?