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Truckstop Review: Avon Lodge, Avonmouth


Hello friends. Here be the first of an occasional series of Truckstop reviews, because sometimes you can’t be arsed cooking! Let me know what you think, if it’s any good etc and and suggestions, truckstops, cafes or even snack vans. The plan is to pretty much have a set meal when possible so we can compare places with each other- that meal is a fry up because a fry up is one of the best meals on earth! 

An ideal fry up for me is 2 fried eggs, 2 bacon, tinned tomatoes, mushrooms, 1 slice of black pudding and 1 chunky sausage or 2 chipolatas, favourite type is the deliciously peppery Cumberland but not been in a cafe yet that lets you choose type of sausage! 2 toast and tea rounds out the meal. Preferably white sliced toast. Not a massive fan of fried bread or hash browns but will eat if there. I don’t go in for all that nonsense most do with fry ups by thinking it’s fixed this fixed that. Just eat what you like!

The Avon Lodge Truckstop has over 40 HGV Spaces, 24 hour CCTV and pay at pump diesel. 

Restaurant is open-
06:00 - 20:30 Mon to Thurs
06:00 - 1900 Friday
08:00 - 12:00 Saturday & Closed Sun

Has a truck wash operated by LPW. Open-
07:30 - 1730 Mon to Fri
08:00 - 1200 Saturday Closed Sunday.

All details above should have been in the video but didn’t think to. They will appear in future videos! I don’t know how much parking or showers cost so if you know I’ll add!

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