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Bristol Post
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Sophie Grubb

New Bristol fish and chip shop to open in place of iconic Lockside cafe

A husband-and-wife team have announced they are opening a new fish and chip shop at Bristol's Cumberland Basin. Noah's seafood restaurant is set to open in place of the former Lockside cafe, which they described as a Bristol institution.

Daniel and Joie Rosser have taken over the riverside unit and will be ready to open next month. The venue on Brunel Lock Road was put up for sale last July, after 60 years of trading, with agents saying the closure was due to retirement.

It started life as a transport cafe in 1963 but had more recently been modernised. It became a popular breakfast spot with a decked terrace and stunning views of the Avon Gorge and start of the floating harbour.

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