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Bristol Post
Bristol Post
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Darcey Barrett

'I tried meat box from Low and Slow where people queued out the building'

In the centre of Bristol is arguably one of the best places to get freshly made food for lunch. St Nicholas Market offers a wide range of stalls selling a variety of different cuisines from Chinese to Portuguese food, a juice bar, a falafel stall and even a BBQ meat stall.

Just walking around the market with all the different aromas floating around is enough to make your stomach grumble. While many of the food stalls caught my eye, the one that really took my fancy was the BBQ stall Low and Slow.

With options of three meats, pulled pork, beef brisket or chicken thigh, in either a bun or a box with sides, it’s no wonder the queue for the place took ten minutes to clear. Jumping in at the end, I hoped they had the meal I was wanting - their website says to come quickly as food could run out towards the end of lunchtime.

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