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Many of Bristol’s fashion hotspots are
independently
owned,
featuring
everything from this season’s bags and
footwear to on trend fashion and unique
vintage finds.
Co-lab
● 51-53 Merchant Street,
07446 656 541, Clothing,
prints & more
Co-LAB is a window into
Bristol’s thriving
independent art scene,
working with over 100 local
artists, designers and
companies. This big beacon of
independent shopping offers unique
clothing, art prints, jewellery, gifts,
cards, accessories, vinyl and much
more.
Dolly What Not
● 14 The Arcade, 0758 142 1672,
Vintage inspired clothing & gifts
Dolly What Not is a vintage-inspired
emporium offering a beautiful range of
handmade gifts, quirky homewares
and gorgeous dresses. With its lovely
window display showcasing its
enticing product range, you’d be hard
pushed to stroll past this pretty shop in
the Grade II- listed arcade without
paying a visit. Presented in
white-washed cabinets, the small but
perfectly formed boutique sells
everything from pretty cushions, quirky
suitcases, unique bags and purses to
tea cup pin cushions, pencil bags and
vintage tins and jars. There’s also
● 25 Penn Street, Cabot Circus, BS1
3AU • 0117 223 2285 • Luxury brands
A sanctuary for fashionistas who love
their labels, innovative Bristol fashion
boutique Garment Quarter brings
together luxury designers and one-off
pieces from the catwalk. The Penn
Street store is the “go to” destination in
the South West for Vivienne Westwood,
Alexander McQueen, Victoria
Beckham, Comme des Garcons,
Versace and more.
HEALTH & BEAUTY
There are some great, independent
health and beauty treatments in the
centre of Bristol, including hair salons
specialising in children’s haircuts, a
whole host of nail salons, Chinese
medicine specialists and body
piercers.
ek hair
● 16 The Arcade, 0117 927 3213,
Children’s hair salon
Whether your kids love being
pampered, hate having their hair cut or
are just a little shy of going to the
hairdressers, ek hair has the
solution at its children’s
designed hair salon. While
the hairdresser gets
snipping, your little one
can watch a movie, play
computer games, listen
to music or just chat.
Your child is guaranteed
to leave with a super
cool hair cut with the least
amount of fuss! There’s also
have a salon upstairs for big
kids and grown ups.
FOOD & DRINK
There are a diverse variety of
independent cafés, specialist coffee
shops and delicious restaurants.
Cafe Amore
● 3 Nelson Street
Café Amore serves a delicious
selection of food to eat in or take away
including jacket potatoes, sandwiches,
paninis and salads, all freshly made on
the premises.
ART
Bristol has some great affordable art as
well as original paintings and fantastic
gifts on offer.
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From fashion, beauty, restaurants,
coffee shops, art galleries & more
there really is something for everyone¢
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food & drink
Looking for a bite to eat? There are a
diverse variety of cuisines to try in
Bristol Shopping Quarter, including
handmade falafel and authentic Italian¢
No matter what your tastes, you won't
go hungry! Try out our great range of
independent cafés, specialist coffee
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Our independent stores can meet all
your health and beauty needs¢ From
hair salons specialising in children's
haircuts, quirky barbers and a whole
host of nail salons, to many stores
selling hair and beauty products¢ You'll
also find Chinese medicine specialists,
eyebrow threading experts and even
tattoo artists and body piercers¢
If you're on the hunt for some unique
artwork then check out the range of
galleries and exhibition spaces in Bristol
Shopping Quarter¢ Offering great
affordable art as well as original
paintings and fantastic gifts for your
loved ones, our independent art venues
are well worth a visit¢
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Many of our fashion hotspots are
independently owned, with stock
designed by local artists and designers¢
There are a number of great fashion
stores in bristol shopping quarter¥
from the latest bags and footwear to
urban fashion and unique vintage finds¢
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O celebrate its amazing variety
of shops and cafes, Bristol Shopping Quarter has launched a
fantastic free guide to its independent retailers. Made up of
four key areas, Broadmead, The Galleries, Quakers Friars and Cabot Circus, this huge shopping area has
something for everyone.
As well as high street favourites and
signature stores Harvey Nichols and
House of Fraser, the area is home to
more than 90 independent retailers, ranging from friendly cafes and gift shops to
boutiques, jewellery shops, couture
dressmakers, and tailors.
The free guide, first published in 2014
and now fully updated, features a striking map designed by Co-LAB in Merchant Street and an A-Z, colour-coded
listing.
The map has been described as a work
of art in itself. Here’s a few of our favourite independent stores...
handmade jewellery, wooden jewellery
boxes, enamel mugs and glasses.
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specialists & services
Bristol Shopping Quarter is also home
to a wide range of services and
specialist retailers including sweet shops,
watch and shoe repairs, luggage,
specialist jewellers, bespoke tailored
products and more!
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arts
01 5Pointz
32 Everyman Barbers
63 MobileMechanic
02 71 Queens
33 Excelsior! Games & Excelsior! Comics
64 Model Eyebrows
03 Acu-Herbs
34 Famous Memorabilia
65 Nails Deluxe
35 Fantasia
66 Nails Galore
36 Fone Exchange
67 Needle & Thread
18 Nelson Street, BS1 2LE • 0117 945 4419 • Clothing & footwear
25 Union Street, BS1 3XD • Vintage & branded clothing
Ground Floor, The Galleries BS1 3XD • 0117 929 7875 • Herbal remedies &
treatments
04 Adorn body piercing studio
42 Union Street, BS1 2DP • 0117 929 0065 • Hair salon & body piercing
05 antics
8 Fairfax Street, BS1 3DB • 0117 927 3744 • Model making
06 art original
5 Union Street, BS1 2DD • 0117 927 3646 • Paintings, prints & framing service
07 azuza coffee shop
19-21 Merchant Street, BS1 3EH • 0117 927 9810 • Café £ take-away
08 bags 4u
32 & 48 Bond Street, BS1 3LX • 0117 930 0621 • Comic books & games
Middle Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • 0117 929 4030 • Memorabilia
21-22 The Arcade, BS1 3JA • 0117 329 5080 • Toys & gifts for children
Top Floor,The Galleries, BS1 3DX • 0117 316 9884 • Mobile phone services
37 Fone Styles
Kiosk, Broadmead, BS1 3DX • 07976 781 109 • Mobile phone services
38 Funky Fones
55 The Horsefair, BS1 3JP • 0117 929 3470 • Mobile phone services
39 Gaddis
9 Union Street, BS1 2DD • 0117 927 7740 • Hair, beauty & nail salon
Top Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XE • Bags
40 Galleries Computing
09 barber brown
24 Bond Street, BS1 3LX • 0117 929 7555 • Unisex hair salon
10 bon appetit
10 St James Barton, BS1 3LT • Café £ take-away
11 Boulangerie
3 Union Street, BS1 2DD • 0117 927 7389 • Café £ take-away
12 bristol tailoring
26 Bond Street, BS1 3LX • 0117 316 9510 • High quality tailoring service
13 butlers
Top floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • 0117 922 7100 • Computer repairs
41 Garment Quarter
25 Penn Street, Cabot Circus, BS1 3AU • 0117 223 2285 • Luxury brands
42 NEW STORE OPENING SOON
19-20 The Arcade, BS1 3DX • 0117 929 9939 • Hair & beauty salon
44 Herbs & Acupuncture
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • 0117 329 1816 • Herbal remedies &
treatments
15 cafe casa
46 Home & Gifts
16 cafe mocha
47 Ifix Mobiles Bristol
17 chop
48 Inked Up Bristol
18 coco
49 Jack Weng
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19 coco
50 Kemps of Broadmead
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20 Cococheno
51 Kick
21 Co-lab
52 La Grotta
22 Cosmetics Republic
53 Leather Wear
23 Craft & More
54 Lone Star Candy Bar
24 Crowned Barber Shop
55 Luggage and Case Store
25 cupp
56 Luke
26 ding sing
57 Lydia Couture
3 Nelson Street, BS1 2DS • Café £ take-away
54 Union Street, BS1 2DL • Café £ take-away
Middle Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XD • 0117 927 6058 • Bags & Luggage
Middle Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XD • 0117 927 6058 • Mobile phone services
17 Nelson Street, BS1 2LA • 0117 925 7700 • Afro£European hair salon
51-53 Merchant Street, BS1 3EE • 07446 656 541 • Clothing, prints & more
46 The Horsefair, BS1 3JE • 0117 923 0105 • Hair & beauty cosmetics
108 Nelson Street, BS1 3DN • 0117 329 5586 • Arts & crafts
26 The Arcade, BS1 1JD • 0750 885 6541 • Hair styling & shaves
Kiosk, Quakers Friars, BS1 3BZ • Bubble tea café
2-4 Fairfax Street, BS1 3DB • 0117 930 0719 • Chinese supermarket
27 Dolly What Not
14 The Arcade, BS1 3JD • 0758 142 1672 • Vintage inspired clothing & gifts
28 Dulay
10-16 The Horsefair, BS1 3HT • 0117 933 0933 • Denim & fashion retailer
29 Eat a Pitta
Kiosk 3B, Broadmead, BS1 3EA • 07825 659 525 • Handmade falafel & pitta
30 ek hair
16 The Arcade, BS1 3JA • 0117 927 3213 • Children's hair salon
31 e-vapor
58a Union Street, BS1 2DL • 0747 373 1198 • E-cigarettes
Art Original
● 5 Union Street, 0117 927 3646,
Paintings, prints & framing service
The family-run business opened
more than 30 years ago, with the aim
of bringing a love of art to the people
of Bristol. Centrally located in Union
Street, Art Original’s owner Jenny
Michalis, alongside her husband and
daughter, has created a friendly,
unpretentious gallery where
everyone’s welcome to browse and
enjoy fabulous pieces of art. Whether
you are looking for an investment
piece, art for your home or a gift for a
special occasion, Art Original can
help you with a range of unique,
original art pieces at affordable
prices. The store stocks and
supports a diverse range of artists
27 The Arcade, BS1 3JA • 0117 336 8576 • Professional alterations & dry
cleaning
68 Paper Arts
51-53 Merchant Street, BS1 3EE • 07446 656 541 • Art printing, training space,
gallery & studios
69 Parsons The Jewellers
Top Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XE • 0117 927 3846 • Jewellers
70 Paul Richards
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XA • 0117 929 8749 • Men's accessories
71 Peckish
61 Union Street, BS1 2DU • 0117 929 8588 • Café £ take-away
72 Prestige Luxe
Kiosk 1, St James Place, BS1 3LR • 0117 927 9683 • Café £ take-away
74 Rikaxxe Music
50 Bond Street, BS1 3LZ • 0117 929 8481 • Guitars & accessories
75 Riot Gifts
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XA • 07725 595 285 • Quirky range of gifts
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • 0117 930 4444 • Beauty salon
77 Silver Scene
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • Homewares & gifts
31 The Arcade, BS1 3JD • 0117 925 4425 • Silver jewellery
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • 0117 929 3359 • Mobile services
16 Nelson Street, BS1 2LE • 0117 929 7354 • Haircuts, shaves & more
18 Bond Street, BS1 3LU • 0117 930 4985 • Nail salon
76 Sairaz
108 The Horsefair, BS1 3JX • 0117 922 7672 • Nail salon
6 St James Barton, BS1 3LT • 0117 929 0260 • Café £ take-away
67 Broadmead, BS1 3DX • 0117 929 8288 • Nail salon
73 Rana's Dhaba Junction
43 Hair & Beauty Bank Ltd
45 Hollywood Nails
Level 1, Cabot Circus, BS1 3BQ • 07800 874 476 • Eyebrow & facial threading-
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XD • 0117 925 7428 • Jewellers
Top Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX
Middle Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XD • Café £ take-away
specialists & services
44 The Horsefair, BS1 3JE • Mobile phone services
31 Penn Street, BS1 3AU • 0117 927 9030 • Hair styling & shaves
14 cafe amore
k
health & beauty
29 The Arcade, BS1 3JD • 07973 366 621 • Tattoos & body piercing
78 Sonyx
Middle Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • Fashion accessories, bags & scarves
79 Soup and Sandwich
3 Fairfax Street, BS1 3DB • 0117 929 8521 • Restaurant
80 Star Nails
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • Luggage & handbag shop
38 The Horsefair, BS1 3JE • 0117 930 0899 • Nail salon
81 Steam Cafe Bar / Riproar
33 Union Street, Broadmead, BS1 2DJ • 0117 926 4888 • Jewellers
63 Union Street, BS1 2DL • 0117 985 6767 • Café £ bar & take-away
74-76 The Horsefair, Broadmead, BS1 3JB • 0117 929 8559 • Women's shoes
82 The Bridal Boutique
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XD • 07976 854 014 • Bridal wear
83 The Crazy Fox
7 Union St, BS1 2DD • 0117 929 0466 • Italian restaurant
34-36 The Arcade, Bristol BS1 3JD • Café £ take-away
Top Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XE • 0117 925 7300 • Leather clothing
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XD • 07934 151 583 • Retro sweet shop
59 Union Street, BS1 2DU • 0117 922 1916 • Luggage & left-luggage facilities
84 The Dragons Gallery
13 The Arcade, BS1 3JD • 07881 853 290 • Crystals & gifts
85 The Styling Lounge
15-29 Union Street, BS1 2DF • 07546 886 919 • Hair & beauty salon
86 Times Past Vintage Sweet Shoppe
23-25 The Arcade, BS1 3JD • 07960 599 925 • Retro sweet shop
87 Top Nails
94-96 The Horsefair, BS1 3JS • 0117 930 0008 • Men's clothing
Level 1, Cabot Circus, BS1 3BQ • Nail salon
88 TwoDay Coffee Roasters
8-10 Bond Street, BS1 3LU • 0117 329 1925 • Bridal wear
26 Union Street, BS1 2DP • Specialised coffee & fine retailer
58 Mabboo
Middle Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • 0117 908 3622 • Range of products
made with bamboo
89 Vapour Days
Middle Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XD • 0117 925 6413 • E-cigarettes
59 Mabz
90 Victoria's Hair Extensions
60 Matana
91 Vitamin-shop
32 The Arcade, BS1 3JD • 0117 922 6286 • Key cutting & shoes £ watch repairs
Top Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3DX • 0117 329 7605 • Hair extensions & wigs
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XA • 0117 930 0688 • Supplements & vitamins
9 Union Street, BS1 2DD • 07789 138 758 • Hair & beauty salon
61 Maya's eyebrows & beauty
11 The Arcade, BS1 3JA • 0744 693 1468 • Beauty salon
62 Mimmo
Ground Floor, The Galleries, BS1 3XB • 0117 929 0368 • Traditional barbers
most respected bespoke suit-makers
and performs alterations for some of
the city’s biggest retailers. From his
Bond Street shop, Zia creates
bespoke Savile Row-style business
suits, overcoats, waistcoats, sports
jackets and tuxedos and performs
alterations for individuals as well as
clients including Debenhams, Boss,
Jaegar and TM Lewin.
from local, Bristol-based creatives to
international, well-established
names.
SPECIALISTS
Bristol Shopping Quarter is a home to
a wide range of specialist retailers
including sweet shops, watch and
shoe repairs specialist jewellers,
bespoke tailors and more!
Excelsior! Games &
Excelsior! Comics
Bristol Tailoring
● 32 & 48 Bond Street, 0117 930
0621, Comic books & games
● 26 Bond Street, 0117 316 9510,
High quality tailoring service
Thirty years ago in Afghanistan,
14-year-old Zia Qurbani embarked
on a life-long career in tailoring.
Today, Zia, right, is one of Bristol’s
● Bristol Tailoring
Excelsior! stocks a massive range of
comics and graphic novels, including
back issues and limited editions. The
shelves are also crammed with
books, board games, role playing
games, Star Wars toys and
collectibles. While its massive
product range is a big draw, owner
Marcus Kent maintains that it’s the
emphasis on customer service that
keeps people coming back.
Times Past Vintage
Sweet Shoppe
● 23-25 The Arcade, 07960 599
925, Retro sweet shop
The name’s a mouthful – and so are
its wares. Times Past Vintage Sweets
is a glorious, old-fashioned sweet
shop offering a mouth-watering
selection of classic sweet treats. Peer
through the ornate, floor-to-ceiling
windows in the Grade II-listed Arcade
in Broadmead and you’ll discover jar
upon jar of colourful sweets, sherbets
and chocolates.
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Time of transition
best of the rest
pick of the DAY
boy meets girl, BBC2, 10pm
W
HEN this rom com about a
man falling for a transgender woman first arrived, we
were all shock and awe.
What a thoroughly modern
love story, and hip hip hurray to the
BBC, we thought, as we applauded
trans actress Rebecca Root for her lead
role.
Now of course, as Judy (Root) and
Leo (Harry Hepple) return for a second
series, the shock factor has gone. Now
that we have stopped gasping: “Look,
it’s a woman who used to be a man,
playing a woman who used to be a
man, going out with a man,” and so on,
we can simply enjoy this sweet comedy
drama without any fuss.
The plot hardly rattles along, in fact it
pootles, ambles, with perhaps the odd
skip. But that’s fine. Not everything we
watch should require an emergency
manicure the next day.
As we rejoin Judy and Leo, they are in
love, totally committed and making
plans for a future together. But, plot
twist alert... Leo has been offered a new
job.
Good salary, pension, five weeks’
holiday. Perfect? No, it’s in London, a
fair few miles from their Newcastle
home. Well we needed some kind of
spanner in the works to keep us
interested.
“It will be ok, we’ll see each other
every weekend,” says Leo. Oh right,
because that always goes without a
hitch in sitcoms.
Meanwhile, Harry’s mum Pam
(Denise Welch) decides to join Judy’s
mum Peggy (Janine Duvitski)
at a transgender support
group, but is horrified when
someone asks how long she’s
been living as a woman. “It’s
the butch haircut and the way
you walk,” explains Peggy,
helpful as ever.
And elsewhere, Anji is
alarmed to discover the salon
has rats. But there’s a silver
lining for Jackie, who takes a
shine to the pest controller.
Soap
watch
Your guide to all the
drama in the Square,
on the cobbles and
in the Dales
Coronation Street will not be
broadcast tonight due to the
football (Wales v Portugal,
ITV, 7.15pm)
George Blagden as Louis XIV
versailles bbc2, 9pm
Renovating your house is always full of
excitement. Knock down a wall or two, a
lick of paint, maybe a couple of new
cushions. And King Louis, deep in the
throes of doing up his palace, is beside
himself.
“He loves the tour,” says his grumpy
brother Philippe, rolling his eyes. And
indeed, Louis is in his element, swishing
around like he’s Laurence Llewelyn
Bowen.
“Here’s the East Wing,” Louis gushes to
a crowd of new guests. “You should see
Versailles not as the royal palace, but as
your home, a place of leisure and
conversation, of joy and light...”
But, hang on. He’s interrupted by an
angry builder screaming abuse at him
from the scaffolding. This just won’t do.
Satire...Power Monkeys
Rebecca Root as Judy with Harry Hepple
as Leo in Boy Meets Girl and, inset, Nigel
Betts as Tony and Denise Welch as Pam
emmerdale itv, 6.45pm
The Dingles
discover that they
can’t stand in the
way of true love.
They are
determined to
keep Bailey and
Belle apart, but
she sneaks off to
run away with him
Belle and Bailey with Lisa Dingle
anyway. Charity
and Zak have a go
at Bailey, but Belle
ment that stops
Priya is suspicious
shouts at them to
about what Rakesh
stop and then makes a everyone in their
tracks. Meanwhile,
and Rishi are up to,
shocking announce-
and Ashley asks for
help after calling
Laurel “Harriet”.
power monkeys channel 4, 10pm
This hilarious satire has proved that
Brexit does have a funny side as writers
Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkins lampoon
both sides of the EU referendum.
And as well as Brexit banter, we’ve also
had a joyous trip into the imagined world
of Donald Trump and inside Vladimir
Putin’s Presidential office.
In this closing episode (mostly written
hours before transmission), the Unity
Unit has resorted to violence, while Oleg
(Ben Willbond) has resorted to betrayal
and Bea (Ayda Field) has resorted to
tyranny.
Meanwhile, Gerry (Andy Nyman), who
has been heading up the Brexit bus with
Spencer, finally learns the healing power
of truth.
24 HOURS IN A&E channel 4, 9pm
More tense stories of life and loss from
London’s St George’s Hospital.
This time cyclist Athar, 22, is rushed in
after he ‘bullseyed’ the rear window of a
car. He wasn’t wearing a helmet and
needs to be checked for head and neck
injuries.
Meanwhile, Peter, 91, who cares for his
wife Marlene, needs X-rays after taking a
tumble at home. Could there be underlying health issues? And elsewhere, Emma,
26, cut her head open during an epileptic
seizure.