Bristol's vibrant food & drink scene has something to offer any taste or mood; whether it's locally-made cider and pies from the market, a Michelin-starred dinner in a cosy pub, or Indian snacks in a converted shipping container at the Wapping Wharf.

Together with UWE Bristol we've developed a 360 video to give you a taste of what you can expect from eating out in Bristol. Take a look around the bars, restaurants and cafes that make Bristol so special - and prepare to feel hungry!

Fancy a lunch with a view? Then the Café at Clifton Observatory is the place to go, where you can enjoy your sandwich with a picture-perfect view over Brunel’s famous Clifton Suspension Bridge.

For a cosy yet lively atmosphere head to Mud Dock for lunch, or the cool, urban oasis of Lido Bristol - a restaurant tucked between Georgian terraces overlooking an outdoor heated pool.

>>> See more al fresco dining options in Bristol

Feeling a bit more adventurous? Head to St Nicolas Market where you can find a wide range of foods: from cheese to cake, Caribbean wraps to Moroccan stews - a whole world of food waiting to be explored.  

If you're looking to sample the best beers Bristol has to offer, head to King Street. You'll find a street packed with pubs offering more craft beers, ciders and ales than you can count, with plenty of local breweries represented too.

>>> See more of the Best Food & Drink in Bristol

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Clifton Suspension Bridge
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Clouds over Clifton Suspension Bridge Bristol - CREDIT GARY NEWMAN

The world famous bridge and the iconic symbol of Bristol, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1831 and completed in 1864 after his death

Mud Dock Cycleworks and Cafe
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Mud Dock interior

Over the last 25 years, Mud Dock Café has evolved to become one of Bristol’s most successful independent restaurants.

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Clifton Lido food and pool

Critically-acclaimed restaurant overlooking The Lido in the Clifton area

St Nicholas Market
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St Nicks Market Corn St

Established in 1743, St Nicholas Market is the oldest and best loved market in Bristol, famous for being home to some of the best food in the city.