As my mate in Bedo spends most of his time smoking the herb, I often get a wee bit hungry just from…read moresharing the same air as him. So, when walking back along East Street into town of an evening, I'm usually a little peckish. Enter the neon-lit chicken house that is Miss Millie's, then, and they've got a customer willing to buy huge quantities of chicken goods, even if they make him feel a incy-wincy bit sick after eating it all on the move. You get some sketches locals in here - they serve you from behind a (more than likely, bulletproof) glass screen to prevent them from using knives, stones and even their own bodily fluids to procure chicken. Nevertheless, the staff are surprisingly friendly, so I'd recommend this place for some local flavour.

This is located in the middle of the shops in rhoose village. The food is great, the portions are…read morebig and the food is usually very good and very well priced. The nicest people work in there where nothing is too much trouble. The only thing missing is a delivery option

Deeply uninspired, journeyman English Chinese takeaway…read more Whilst the food is not actually BAD, it's the blandest stuff imaginable. Perfectly suited to pensioners and the wilfully ignorant. Nothing about the menu or the execution leaves anything to the imagination. Like Saturday afternoon in IKEA.. Everything about Mings food is as familiar as it is depressing. If you've eaten from any small-town, greasy, curry-sauce and chips, monosodium glutamate Chinese take-away then you've already eaten at Mings. Regrettably, my in-laws inexplicably adore it, so I speak from woefully extensive experience. Ugh.

Being from California, i was disgusted by most food in UK. And then I found Mings…read more My English host suggested I try Mings, and I was not disappointed. I was only able to continue on after days filled with horrible meat pies knowing that the succulent flavors of Mings awaited me each evening upon return to Weston. I can't say I remember what I ate, but I did return many times during my week long stay in Weston.

I've eaten baguettes, cakes and coffees from this little gem in Caldicot and have never been…read moredisappointed. The baguettes are fleshly prepared for you by friendly staff who are more than happy to "tweak" your order just the way you like it. The coffee is good (and about the cheapest in the town) and the cakes fresh and delicious. The premises have been recently renovated to a very high standard and "sitting in" with a newspaper, coffee and cake is always a pleasant experience - never feeling rushed, always warmly welcomed. Overhearing the friendly "banter" between staff and regular customers (I reckon most people visit regularly, which is always a good sign!), you can tell the staff enjoy working there and customers enjoy eating there! For good, wholesome, no nonsense brunching, I think this is the best option in the village.

Great tasting baguettes with loads of choices. Best sandwich shop in the area... But a shame they…read moresometimes run out of brown baguettes.

amazing staff, john was particularly incredible :) defo a highlight of the day, food and drink was…read moreamazing.

One of the busiest Pizza hut chains I have ever been too, as its in a very good area…read more Saying that you do have to wait a little while for your service and drinks and pizza but the salad is topped up and dishes clean so you can nibble the salad whilst waiting. The service has always been very good here. They did get a mix up the last time I went and gave me a thin and crispy instead of deep pan but made up for it by offering us both a free dessert. Thats great service..

Trust me it does not get much better than this for food, try the spicey beef in garlic sauce, hot…read moreand spicey or the barbicued ribs in garlic some finger licking sauce. Love the food, hate having to wait an hour for delivery. mr.spence

A cracking little gem amongst, well, some not so gem like places…read more I challenge anyone to see the word 'delicatessen' and not start frothing at the mounth with sheer want and desire! A wonderful little shop, though a little pricy, where quality comes as standard and great taste comes with each purchase! Towards the end, or the beginning depending on where you are coming from, of the shopping street in fishponds (Fishponds road) it can serve as a motivational point to reach, or as a boost to begin a shopping trip, be it for your weekley shop at Morrisons, or for a key cutting visit to Timpsons, make Castellano's a stopping point!

Just to defend Fishponds a little - I've lived here for seven years. This isn't a student area of…read moretown, or for ladies who lunch. Fishponds isn't here for your entertainment, its practical. But it is in trouble. The main reason for the decline was the loss of the Boots, Woolworths and, what started it all, the loss of the bakery which was right here. The spot was vacant for a long time so it is lovely that it has been filled by a passionate owner and a gorgeous little shop, but I do wonder how long it can last in an area of town which is lacking its basics now. The deli is lovely, great cheeses and knowledgable staff ( I love hearing him speak Italian to some of his clientele) but is a bit on the expensive side.

I am so glad to see this shop get such great reviews! They really deserve it and offer such a…read moredelicious range of sausages; like some sort of sausage pick and mix. They are also one of the cheapest meal options in St Nicks Market at around £2.80 for an amazing sausage baguette with leeks, onions, mustard and red (eugh) or brown (yay!) sauce. You can also mix and match your sausages, so if like me you can't choose between the lamb or pork (with cider and mustard) you can just get both. I think the pork wins it, but only by a nose (or a snout, weyhey, I thank you!). The man who owns the sausage shop is so lovely and welcoming. I have eaten a lot of his sausages (...er) and this has never changed; he's never had an off day being a nice guy. The sausage sandwiches/baguettes are quite hard to manoeuvre into your mouth, because the sausages are so big and juicy, so there is the option to have sausage and mash. This is a great option for lunch as it's so filling you are sorted until tea time.

If you like your sausage full of meat (fnarr fnarr) then this is the stall for you. Locally sourced…read morepork, beef and venison sausages with a range of herbs and spices. Ones to try:: Lucifer - whooo mamma hot and spicy but very tasty St Nicks 1743 - their own secret blend is actually my favourite - quite traditional pork and herbs but full of flavour Gloucestershire Old Spot - from the spottiest of pigs and a nice basic sausage if you don't like anything too fancy Works out pretty cheap considering the size and density of the sausage too. If you want to get stuffed by sausages (OK I'll stop now), then they also have an on-site bbq for a sausage and mash for lunch - for big appetites only!