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Aron's Deli Catering

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Aron's is a small family owned caterer based in Bristol, with more than 30 years experience in event catering.

We cater for small informal parties of about 30 people to large weddings and corporate events of up to 250 people.

Using lots of top quality local ingredients to produce tasty, creative food and deliver excellent value for money.

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25 July 2018

What can i say! Amazing food, great service and wonderful atmosphere! What more can you ask for!

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25 July 2018

Yummy breakfast on a sunny Sunday morning! Loved chatting to the owners, great new establishment. Can't wait to go back!

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25 July 2018

Great salt beef hash brunch - perfect for soaking up the previous night's wine.

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25 July 2018

Honestly the best Jewish Deli sandwich I have ever eaten. It is just perfect.

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25 July 2018

If my late friend film director and restaurant critic Michael winner was still with us and had the great pleasure of eating at Aron's he would have declared I am sure the meal his top rating as 'Historic'

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25 July 2018

I went to Aron's a lovely Jewish Delicatessen today (12 Aug), and had a really nice lunch. I had Reuben sandwich salt beef with melted chease, russian dressing and sauerkraut on toasted rye, with a side of potato salad pickled cabbage and pickles, and washed down with Day's Cottage Apple juice, and 2 slices of Flodni cake one for me and one for my mum who loved it. Aron's is a great place to eat and will highly recommend them to my friends and family. More...

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25 July 2018

I would just like to say WOW! My husband and I came in and had the matzo ball soup and the chicken salad sandwich today. They were both amazing and we left very happy.
The service was lovely as well. Keep up the great work guys!
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25 July 2018

Fantastic meal at Aron's Jewish Delicatessen last night, loved the 'Reuben' sandwich with house salt beef griddled on rye with melted cheese. It went down a treat with a Bristol Beer Factory ale. Will definitely be a regular here! More...

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25 July 2018

Great trip to the recently opened Aron's. I had the leo from the brunch menu and my partner had the salami sandwich. Both were incredible with very generous helpings at very reasonable prices and amazing flavours. A welcome addition to Chandos road, will definitely be back to sample more of the menu. More...

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25 July 2018

Anne and I had lunch today at Aron's Jewish Deli in Chandos Road. It's a very friendly place and the food was great! Anne had the chicken schnitzel sandwich which had some lovely pickled asparagus and turnip with it. I had the salt beef hash with 2 fried eggs - it's not easy to make hash look pretty, but they managed it - and it is great comfort food. The place doesn't open in the evening, which is a shame, but very well worth dropping in for lunch. More...

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We have no single signature dish or if we do it changes with alarming regularity.
The dish that we currently enjoy making, eating and serving the most is our "Village Farm" mutton pastrami. Village Farm is at East Portlemouth near to Salcombe on the South Devon coast, They have recreated a maritime breed of sheep that once roamed the coast of Devon and Cornwall and which enjoyed a reputation for its delicacy of flavour.
We brine whole legs of their mutton for about a month with lots of spices and aromatics. The mutton is then hot smoked before we roll it in a mixture of cracked coriander seeds and black pepper corns. Hand sliced and piled high on rye bread with plenty of home made mustard.
We think it neatly sums up our approach to cooking - you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear (but you can fry them until very crisp and serve with tartare sauce)

First of all we listen to what our client has to say and then we like to ask questions.
Then using our experience we put together a proposal but before sending it we ensure that it contains at least one uniquely creative element.