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Bristol Restaurants & Gastro Pubs
From harbourside eateries to stunning roof terraces, we've picked out some of the best places to eat al fresco in Bristol when the sun is shining...
Bristol has lots of choice for relaxed restaurants that welcome families and young children.- Bristol is a foodie's paradise, so what better way to explore it than with one of these fantastic food experiences.
Let us guide you through the must-go places to start your day in Bristol...
Discover the best places to enjoy a plant-based meal in the city.
Bristol is home to one Michelin starred restaurant, plus plenty of other restaurants which have been recognised by the guide...
If you’re looking for the perfect date night location in Bristol, we’ve got plenty of suggestions to make your evening extra special.
- When the temperature rises in the city, it’s hard to beat a rooftop watering hole for an awesome view and glass of something chilled.
- Bristol has a fantastic range of restaurants and bars. Now you can spend less enjoying yourself, whether you're looking for great value set menus, early-dining savings or a little something extra thrown in, these are the deals for you.
One of the best things about Bristol's food scene is how diverse it is, so we've rounded up some of the best places in town to get a taste of cuisine from across the globe.
On a quest to find a perfectly cooked medium-rare steak and the best peppercorn sauce in this fair city? Here is Bristol’s epic selection of steakhouses.
In honour of #NationalBurgerDay, we asked Bristol's very own Burger Queen, Natalie Brereton, to tell us about the best places to get one in Bristol...
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- Bristol's pubs and bars are top class. Expect everything from a flamboyant cocktail in a secret speakeasy to a warming glass of wine in a traditional inn.
- Spend less enjoying yourself, with great value set menus, early-dining savings or a little something extra thrown in.
- If you want to immerse yourself fully in the Bristol food and drink scene, here are a few suggestions for you.
- Settle in with a scone, big dollops of cream and jam and lashings of tea in Bristol's best venues for afternoon tea.
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Hort's Townhouse
Old City
Hort’s Townhouse is a beautifully restored Grade-II listed pub with 19 brand-new boutique bedrooms set across two floors above.
The Cow Barn at Tyntesfield
Wraxall
Serving freshly prepared, tasty, seasonal food with produce from local suppliers and Tyntesfield's own kitch garden.
The Boot Factory
Central Bristol
An eccentric Georgian townhouse & old boot factory with 23 bedrooms in the heart of the city. Downstairs, you'll find a relaxed all-day hangout, serving breakfast and drinks all day.
Ring o’ Bells
Chew Valley
Located in the heart of Compton Martin, Somerset, the Ring O’ Bells is a traditional village pub full of charm and atmosphere, and a history dating back to the 16th century.
Seven Lucky Gods
Central Bristol
Inspired by the Izakaya bars of Tokyo, Seven Lucky Gods is a casual Japanese style bar and restaurant in the heart of Bristol vibrant Wapping Wharf Cargo community.
The Cow & Sow
Central Bristol
The Cow & Sow is Bristol’s new all-day contemporary chophouse located on Queen Square with innovative menus utilising the very best local prime cuts & fresh produce from across the South West.
Coal Kitchen
Bristol Shopping Quarter
Cabot's only Independent restaurant with outdoor terrace, serving locally sourced South West produce cooked fresh by their passionate chefs. Artisan coffees, hearty breakfast, bottomless brunches, lunch, dinner and cocktails….
The Forge & Fern
East Bristol
Café Bar & Restaurant serving specialist coffee, quality food, curated drinks. Great Experiences, forged with us.
The Rising Sun
North Somerset & the Mendips
A beautifully refurbished pub with 6 ensuite bedrooms. We're passionate about great food and drink, with an all-day food offer focused on seasonal, locally sourced produce and hearty pub classics.
Bocabar Finzels Reach
Central Bristol
Open seven days a week, Bocabar offers breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday roasts , looking to being a busy social, drinking and dining hub.
B-Block Pizza
Keynsham
Italian-inspired pizzeria and cafe B-Block is based in The Chocolate Quarter, Keynsham, led by legendary Executive Head-Chef Chris Wicks, offering award-winning wood-fired pizzas, quality coffee and dishes made with local produce.
The Balloon Café & Bar
Clifton
More than just a Students’ Union bar, the Balloon Bar offers some of the best prices on food and drinks in the Clifton area.
The Ivy Clifton Brasserie
Clifton
Set in the heart of Clifton Village, Bristol, The Ivy Brasserie offers a local, friendly and neighbourly environment with accessible, all-day dining, for those living, working and shopping in the area.
The Pelican
Chew Magna
The Pelican Inn is situated in the heart of the Chew Valley in the village of Chew Magna, renowned for delivering great food and mouth-watering cask ales.
Four Wise Monkeys
Central Bristol
Asian fusion food and an explosion of retro vibes from the team behind Seven Lucky Gods
Talwar Express Indian Street Food
Central Bristol
Must-try Indian street food specialities, such as thali, dosa and pav bhaji.
The Langford
North Somerset & the Mendips
Located in the heart of Lower Langford, on the edge of the Mendip Hills AONB, The Langford is a historic village pub dating back to the 17th century, with 7 boutique bedrooms.
Pieminister - Broad Quay
Central Bristol
Award winning pies, craft ales, salads, hot pots, cocktails & good times. Perfect for a spot of lunch, after work cocktails and food or even a pre theatre dinner.
King Street Brew House
Central Bristol
The King Street Brew House is an urban style city centre pub with its very own micro-brewery creating an amazing range of both cask and keg beers.
Côte Brasserie - Clifton Village
Clifton
Fresh, delicious and thoughtfully sourced, Côte offers a taste of affordable French luxury, sourcing thoughtfully to offer the very best - because in France, they wouldn’t do it any other way.
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