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The most delicious places for Street Food in Bristol

Street food in Bristol has evolved a lot over recent years; no more is it the idea of a greasy battered fish with some chips that have seen better days. Nowadays, street food has skyrocketed into the realms of gourmet cuisine, with street food across UK cities serving up delicious fare from their vans, snack shacks and popup restaurants that is as mouth-watering as it is reasonably priced.

If you’re heading to Bristol for a day don’t feel like you should automatically head to swish restaurants for your dining experience. While they do, of course, provide culinary magic, street food shouldn’t be overlooked. Perfect if you’re out and about during the day, street food can be found in most areas of the city. These street food stalls come highly recommended – not just for the food they create, but for the whole experience that they offer.

Street food in Bristol

Don’t forget the adorable little artisan shops where you can find delightfully fresh produce and intriguing culinary creations that you won’t want to leave behind. Once you’re done nibbling on all the goodies, you might just leave with a bag full of mouthwatering treats to enjoy later.

So, if you ever find yourself in Bristol, be sure to pass by the extraordinary St. Nicks Market. Let the maze of aromas and delicacies delight your senses, and as you share a hearty meal with friends or family, you’ll feel as though you’ve embarked on a splendid culinary journey that celebrates the local spirit and that of the world and Bristol food.

Gopals Curry Shack

Gopal’s Curry Shack is one of my new favorite haunts. It’s the perfect Indian takeaway with fresh delicious flavors. It’s like no takeaway I’ve ever eaten and leaves you feeling like you’ve eaten something light but hitting that spot. Gopals Curry Shack is brimming with vibrant aromas that take you on an exotic Indian adventure. You’ll find the most delightful curries, samosas and pakoras made with love using fresh, locally sourced produce. Every spoonful is a heartwarming embrace of hearty and comforting flavours.

Eatchu

If you after street food in Bristol then you can’t got wrong with the utterly delicious Eatchu dumplings! Tucked away in the heart of St Nicks Market in Bristol, this little gem of a stall dishes out a piece of Japan right here at home. Think warm, tender gyoza, filled with a plethora of mouth-watering fillings, their edges crisp and golden. Pair these beauties with their vibrant dipping sauces, and you’re in for a joyous dance of flavours. Eatchu has that indescribable knack for whisking you away to a bustling Tokyo side street in just one blissful bite – pure food magic, I say! Happy little dumplings does what it says on the tin 🙂 Find them at St Nics market. Veggie options are available with spinach and tofu.

Alp Mac

Alp Mac serves the dreamiest, creamiest mac ‘n’ cheese, sprinkled with a unique alpine twist. Picture Swiss-style macaroni and cheese, a touch of garlic, hearty pockets of potatoes, and a crumble of crispy onions.

Edna’s Kitchen

Edna’s Kitchen – This charming jewel in Bristol. Nestled in Castle Park, Edna’s is my little haven of happiness. Here, you’ll find the most heartwarming, soul-satisfying Middle Eastern delights that fill you with warmth and joy. Each bite of her falafels feels like you’re tasting a dash of sunshine. Her salads? A beautiful symphony of fresh, punchy flavours. Edna’s Kitchen is more than just food, my friends; it is Edna’s love and passion served on a plate. Swing by when in Bristol, and let Edna’s charm you with her culinary magic.

Salt and Malt

Salt and Malt in Bristol. Possibly the best battered hallumi and chips you’ll ever taste. When I crave good old British comfort food, it’s my go-to spot. There’s something so delightfully nostalgic and indulgent in each bite. Salt and Malt charms not only your taste buds but your soul too, offering a moment of pure relaxation with your family by your side.

The Athenian

Let’s pop over to Greece for a moment, well, the Bristol version. The Athenian brings the most mouth-watering Greek street food to our city. The moment you step up to their container at Wapping Wharf, you’re greeted with delightful aromas. One bite of their souvlaki wraps (amazing vegan options btw) whisks you away to sunny Athens. Their halloumi fries though, they’re another level of crispy, fluffy marvel. The Athenian is like a little Greek holiday, without the airfare.

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