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Loki Poké opens second location
Loki Poké is a Hawaiian-inspired street food restaurant which first opened in Bristol in 2021.
In 2024 it won the Uber Eats Climate Impact Award as well as the British Street Food Awards’ Sustainability Award.
Poké is a Polynesian dish made up of rice, vegetables and sliced meat, although Loki Poké’s menu also offers vegan options.
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After spending three years serving poké bowls from a shipping container in Wapping Wharf, business owner Georgia Hussey has now opened a second permanent Loki Poké location at St Nick’s Market.
The new spot opened at 11.30am on Saturday.
The new location opened on Saturday
On the new opening, Georgia said: “We’re really excited to be open today.
“It’s amazing to be down here in St Nick’s Market, which just has such a great energy and amazing local traders as well.
“We’ve met all of our new neighbours, which is exciting, and we’ve had a really lovely welcome.”
Georgia Hussey said it’s “amazing to be done in St Nick’s Market”
She added that she decided to open up in St Nick’s because her team noticed the business is “really popular with people looking for a quick office lunch. Obviously, there’s a lot of that around St Nick’s – there’s a lot of people looking for a healthy lunch that can be taken away back to the office.
“So, it’s a great spot but it’s also just a bit of a foodie destination in Bristol, so it’s exciting to be part of that.”
All photos: Seun Matiluko
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