Location: Bristol
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Where to eat Bar food in Bristol: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Bristol, England, United Kingdom. Bristol is a quirky British city with beautiful hilly vistas and plenty of historic sights to explore. Anyone interested in ships will have a blast aboard Brunel’s SS Great Britain, the world’s first great oceanliner, and the Matthew, a replica of the ship upon which John Cabot sailed to America in the 15th century. The graceful Clifton Suspension Bridge is another must-see.
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10. The Hobgoblin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By ClaireG264
Came in with the hubby as we'd seen their food recommended on Facebook and it did not disappoint! We ordered the dirty fries and a for and chicken burger to share... The portions were generous, good value and tasted delicious! The pub itself was clean and the staff friendly, we will definitely return!
9. The Ashville Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
A restaurant in Southville, Bristol, serving locally sourced and organic food with a bespoke wine list. Perfect for a luxurious and good value lunch during the week, a family Sunday roast, or pre-theatre dining. We also serve a selection of real ales and
Reviewed By Kate D
Just eaten a cracking meal of steak and triple cooked chips... often choose steak when out and havenât eaten better!Atmosphere, wine, staff all superb. Couldnât fault it.
8. The Coconut Tree Bristol - Triangle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 274 reviews
Enjoy the warmth of Sri Lankan hospitality & cuisine, our dishes are rich in Ceylon spices with recipes going back generations from our very own parents' kitchens. Try a traditional Hopper, Kotthu and Devilled dishes, mix them with our tapas style menu. S
Reviewed By masdfaergb
As a Sri Lankan I was looking forward to this meal. The food is the biggest problem- in parts not authentically Sri Lankan. They had run out of veg rolls since the day before. My kids were not impressed with the devilled chicken wings as they tasted like chinese sweet and sour and looked exactly that , with a thick lurid red colour sauce.The gova mallun (cabbage) didn't taste good.The clay pot tuna fish was overcooked. I glanced over into the kitchen later on and could see the chef taking a plastic bowl of heated curry out of I presume a microwave and emptying it into the clay pot !!The chicken curry on the bone was a lot of gravy and bones and hardly any chicken.The plain red rice wasn't even cooked fully. The treacle hopper was ok but the ice-cream had obviously been defrosted and frozen again and was unpleasantly gritty. The portions were small and quite expensive for reheated food which didn't taste good. I'm presume the owners of this chain have sacrificed the taste/freshness of the food in order to make money and that's a real shame. I think it will be hard for these restaurants to stand the test of time unless they rethink the model. I don't expect a response from the owners - I can see from previous reviews that when their food is criticised that there is generally no response but they are very willing to apologise for late drinks/wrong orders etc. I think you need to get the food right first. My advice, if you want authentic Sri Lankan food - try anywhere in London.
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7. The Bank Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Tucked away from the hustle & bustle of the city centre, The Bank Tavern has stood since the 1800âs. Surviving an alarming number of riots, two world wars, Bristol City Council town planners and Thatcher. An independent free house, it prides itself on an
Reviewed By Aimeesilk
After waiting 5 months since booking our reservation we werenât disappointed. Each course faultless and well worth the money. You can get 3 courses for £14.95 and they bring extra gravy without any extra cost. I went with the salt beef starter, beef roast and chocolate brownie dessert. Would definitely return, although their next available booking is October 2020!
6. Strawberry Thief
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
An elegant bar restaurant in Bristol's old city. Its home, Broad Street, was a creative hub of printmaking, a theme that inspired the decor and ambience of the bohemian surroundings. Stocking over 70 of the most famous and revered Belgian beers, quality l
Reviewed By Emmaloupea
Fancied the look of this place. Nice crowd and accommodating staff. Nice srlectiom of wines and cider. We fancied a small bite so ordered the cheeseboard. It was presented well but lacking texture, flavours, variety and I could go on. What's wrong with a selection of crackers - few seeded, couple of grapes nuts and an assortment of accompaniments?? Unfortunately it was sadly a letdown. Still a lovely pub to meet and chat with friends. Thank you for the review. All our cheese is local and supplied from the fabulous Bristol Cheesemonger, small orders to maintain freshness and flavour, served with simple oat crackers, pickles and a chutney. Points taken on board though, thank you. We hope to see you again soon. The Strawberry Thief Team
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5. Chance & Counters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 117 reviews
We're Bristol's only dedicated board gaming cafe. We serve a selection of amazing food and drinks, from craft ales and ciders to comfort food and snacks. We have a library of over 700 games, with something to suit every taste, be it family classics, rauco
Reviewed By seda2011
This is a place where you can eat and play board games- in fact, 850 different kinds are available. We chose it because it had a really interesting menu that ended up being amazing- sweet potato falafel, Moroccan hummus and vegetable curry were my favorite. My kids loved the nachos and the Reeseâs milkshake. Large selection of IPAs available as well. We ended up not playing but I definitely intend to on my next visit to Bristol. Apparently they are full at night so do make a reservation if going for dinner. Location is also really cool at the edge of the Christmas Steps.
4. The Coconut Tree Bristol - Triangle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 274 reviews
Enjoy the warmth of Sri Lankan hospitality & cuisine, our dishes are rich in Ceylon spices with recipes going back generations from our very own parents' kitchens. Try a traditional Hopper, Kotthu and Devilled dishes, mix them with our tapas style menu. S
Reviewed By masdfaergb
As a Sri Lankan I was looking forward to this meal. The food is the biggest problem- in parts not authentically Sri Lankan. They had run out of veg rolls since the day before. My kids were not impressed with the devilled chicken wings as they tasted like chinese sweet and sour and looked exactly that , with a thick lurid red colour sauce.The gova mallun (cabbage) didn't taste good.The clay pot tuna fish was overcooked. I glanced over into the kitchen later on and could see the chef taking a plastic bowl of heated curry out of I presume a microwave and emptying it into the clay pot !!The chicken curry on the bone was a lot of gravy and bones and hardly any chicken.The plain red rice wasn't even cooked fully. The treacle hopper was ok but the ice-cream had obviously been defrosted and frozen again and was unpleasantly gritty. The portions were small and quite expensive for reheated food which didn't taste good. I'm presume the owners of this chain have sacrificed the taste/freshness of the food in order to make money and that's a real shame. I think it will be hard for these restaurants to stand the test of time unless they rethink the model. I don't expect a response from the owners - I can see from previous reviews that when their food is criticised that there is generally no response but they are very willing to apologise for late drinks/wrong orders etc. I think you need to get the food right first. My advice, if you want authentic Sri Lankan food - try anywhere in London.
3. Revolucion de Cuba Bristol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 439 reviews
Imagine a place where the heart of the party beats to a salsa rhythm. Where great live music, perfect cocktails and beautiful food meet. Where every day isn't every day. You can get all this and more, right now, right here in Bristol. Revolución de Cuba i
Reviewed By joannaZ9552ZU
Lovely food and a very warm atmosphere and music and very good service from a young girl named kira!HI Joannaz9552zu, thank you so much for your feedback and for taking the time to write us a great review! I'm so happy to hear you had a great time with us and we look forward to your next visit. See you soon!
2. The White Rabbit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Pub serving stonebaked, artisan Pizzas and local - real ales with gorgeous a roof terrace. Bookings only for large parties of 10 +, seat yourself policy otherwise. Open 12-12 Mon - Thursday (& Sunday) and 12 -01 on Fridays and Saturdays
Reviewed By Nicolai19990
This pub is a real delight. With their pizza being renowned around the student population of Bristol, itâs no wonder why almost everyone I know shares the restaurant on Facebook. The staff are more than friendly, and their customer-submitted artwork is a really effective and unique touch creating a really warm and appealing interior. I would reccommend this place to anyone, and would hands down eat here every day of the week if I could.
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1. Revolution
Overall Ratings
4 based on 629 reviews
Set in the impressive surroundings of the Old Fish Market building on St Nicholas Street, Revolution Bristol offers both fantastic food served daily until 10pm, an extensive range of beer and cider and quality service. The environment of the bar is perfec
Reviewed By WickedElph
Katie was our waitress for our brunch today. She was fantastic! Didn't let our glasses get empty and was very friendly and attentive. Food was lovely and we had a great afternoon. Highly recommend!
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