Fruit Market

First time visiting the market. It was cold and wet but we still managed to buy some great items. We love the cheese stand and enjoyed the great tasting cheeses we purchased. We'll be back.

Its a nice place to buy fruits and veggies,. If you have many guests coming and want to cook same day. fruits are not quite fresh and veg are good. Meats are from farms but don't last long but if you cook same day they are good.Items are sometimes fresh and sometimes stocked.

Be aware everyone there is NOT honest. You will know.

HGV delivery: A Davids is such a doddle. Before 0400, go into the middle to where you need to be and open your doors. Very quick to get sorted. Decent lads. Very rarely more than 5 mins.

I come here to repair a vehicles for work. The site is easy enough to find. It's a secure with a gatehouse/security staff at the entrance who are helpful if you don't know where to go. There are toilets and a cafe on site. I completed my work and left with no issues.

We have been going to the fruit market for some months now. After getting fed up with poor quality fruit and veg from numerous supermarkets and the high prices. The Sunday fruit and veg market is great value for money and the product is very fresh. There are some bargains to be had as well.

Not much these days 2 meat van 1 fruit and vegetable cheese two hot food carpets and a few others

Not much there and I didn't see much gain in prices from the supermarkets with far less choice. Meat wagons were ok but still seemed pricey for a market. Shame as I went in intending to spend £60 on meat and purchased olives and pork roll.

My Dad has been going to the market here for about half a century, alongside many other Bristolian fathers. I was brought here nearly every Sunday and always allowed a bit of a treat from one of the many food tents or vans (during a time when 'street food' wasn’t really a word yet) I loved everything I ate back then, and the children of the men cooking food back then have replaced them twenty years later to continue cooking great food to this day.I honestly think it's the location of the best pakoras and bhajis in Bristol.The market itself is not the sort 'artisinal' market you might see on a cobblestone road in Wells. It's the market you go to get a phone unlocked or a bumper bag of uncooked chicken wings for a tenner. The butchers stand on pedestals like cult leaders, holding meat above their heads while screaming great prices at passers by. You can pick up power tools, childrens toys or an Addiddas (spelled that way) tshirt. It's not to everyones taste, but I bloody love it. It provides food for reasonable prices, clothes kids affordably and the first stepping stone for business savvy boys that know how to unbrick a phone or chip an xbox towards making their own business.The market is such a wonderful, important part of the beating heart of this city.The market runs every Sunday from 9am to 3pm and well worth a look in.