Esso bristol

Surprisingly good choice of goods in the shop, a real convenience store and helpful staff too.

Nice staff, reasonable range of goods, not cheap. Fuel reasonably priced though.

Not the cheapest but good stock and nice staff. Very handy, also

Nailsea, for all it's faults, has a few good things going for it - it has several services running into Bristol, a train station operating between Wales, Cornwall and London and two large, convenient supermarkets. It's had a food festival, an annual victorian fair, a summer fair each May and has a couple of small but pleasant green spaces for children to play in. It's much milder than Bristol, perhaps not as diverse, but it's a safe, affordable (in some areas at least) place to raise your children and have the convenience of a big city on your doorstep. As with any suburban town, it's not the prettiest in places, but property prices as a result tend to favour people being priced out of central Bristol and looking for somewhere nice to settle. Food wise there is next to nothing, but: I firmly believe the best Indian restaurant in the country resides here - Posh Spice. It is an unbelievably good Indian that everyone must visit. Other food options include Coates House (some very nice food, drink and live music), a Wetherspoons which is a Wetherspoons, a Greggs and an Italian called 'El Paradiso'. I'm hoping that some more exciting eateries will crop up in coming years. It could really bloody do with it.

Convenient shop when everything else is shut!

Love the mix of staples and local produce, in particular the flowers. Really convenient and always well stocked

Banging day out for the whole family, grab some subways from the shop and put the kids through the drive through carwash to give them their bi-annual shower.

I went in to get directions to hotel The young man in the garage was extremely helpful.

Great selection of essentials, hot food and some upmarket food whilst grabbing some petrol.

Very good place 24/7... Fresh bakery at 4:00 AM...