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Turn your back for a moment and you find that yet another exciting new restaurant or bar has opened up in Bristol or Bath. Here’s just a selection of some of the best that have appeared in the last year or so. Strada, in Clifton, opened in the summer of 2006 and has rapidly become one of Bristol’s most popular restaurants. O ...more
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Every month we publish a list of the 10 most popular Bristol, Bath & Somerset restaurants on Sugarvine. These figures are based on searches by Sugarvine readers last month (previous month's results in brackets).
On sugarvine.com you can view profiles, photos, menus, wine lists and details of special events for many of Bristol, Bath and Somerset restaurants, bars and pubs.
Myristica, City Centre
San Carlo, City Centre
Greens Dining Room, City Centre
Antix, City Centre
ATTIX, City Centre
Prosecco, Clifton Village
Hole In The Wall, Bath
Funky Greek Bar Taverna Club, City Centre
Budokan, City Centre
Budokan, Clifton
Bells Diner, City Centre
One 30, City Centre
Casa Mexicana, City Centre
Pravada, Weston-super-Mare
Carpenters Arms, Stanton Wick
LucyCooks, Cookery School
Seasons Restaurant At The Whistling Duck, Banwell
Pizza Express, Clifton Village
Pizza Express, Bristol Berkeley Square
Pizza Express, Bristol Corn Street
Pizza Express, Taunton
Yum Yum Thai, City Centre
Yum Yum Thai, Bath
Mazati, City Centre
Dynasty, City Centre
Tilleys Bistro, Bath
Tavola, City Centre
El Puerto, City Centre
Amici, City Centre
Bruton House, Bruton
Cavendish Restaurant, Bath
Tequila Max, Clifton
Thai Balcony, Bath
Bordeaux QuayThere are lots of reasons to dine at Bordeaux Quay, but possibly the best is the setting itself. Located in a spacious, beautifully converted warehous ...more
Destination RestaurantsSome meals are worth a special journey. In The Gastrotourist we profile select destination restaurants from across the UK and beyond. This month:
The Elephant, Torquay
A Meal With A View
The Letter FCountry house hotel in Hatch Beauchamp, Bath's Pan-Asian feast, American food in the firehouse, Two Bristol fish restaurants, Cheddar Gorge dining ...more
The Melting PotIt may surprise you to learn that Italians in Italy really don’t know how to cook proper Italian food. The same applies to the Chinese in China, Indians in India, Thais in Thailand and the Japanese in Japan. ...more
Bruton House Restaurant With RoomsDouble-AA-rosetted Bruton House is a restaurant with rooms that’s home to some very accomplished cooking. Everything is made on the premises including this naughty but nice Nougat. ...more
Explorer Case £79.95The Explorer Case brings together a choice of interesting wines from around the globe, specially selected with variety in mind. There’s two bottles ea ...more
The Man Who Ate the World: In Search of the Perfect DinnerJay Rayner chronicles the revolution in high-end gastronomy that has been sweeping the world since the late eighties. Not simply an account of endless ...more
Antix in Bristol has opened a new champagne and wine bar, ATTIX. . .New Bristol openings -- Zen Harbourside, Asia in Wok, Pizza Express Harbourside (in June). . .Bottelinos are opening a new branch in Weston-super-Mare this year. . .Aqua get set to open on Whiteladies Road. . .The Big Bang (sister restaurant in Oxford) takes over the site of Hullabaloos on Whiteladies for gourmet sausage & mash and other British revival recipes. . .Toms Pies opens on the Triangle for Great British pies. . .Seasoned restaurateur from London's Chinatown opens contemporary HK Diner on Bristol's Park Street. . .The Andy Nowak Duo play live jazz every Wednesday from 7.30pm-10pm at Pizza Express in Clifton Village. Booking is advisable. . .The Hophouse in Clifton relaunches as a stylish contemporary bar and restaurant. . .D'Vine on Clare St, Bristol reopens as The Funky Greek, bar, taverna and club. . .Stark on Bristol's Whiteladies Road becomes The Black Bear twinned with The White Bear on St Michaels Hill. . .The Cavendish At Dukes Hotel has been awarded three AA rosettes, one of only two restaurants in Bath to currently hold the award. . .New openings -- The Bentley in Clifton a stunning, design-led restaurant and gallery housed in an old car workshop; Java, an opulent venue that takes over the Mauritania building on Park St offering a café, members bar and nightclub. . .Blackstones Kitchen in Bath closes to move opposite into the Blackstones Restaurant building. . .Opening at the end of Sept is Chez Gerard on Grand Parade in Bath. . .Le Petit Couchon in the Claverton Buildings Bath gives way to new British restaurant Bramleys. . .Bristol's first Magic Bar Illusions opens on the Triangle. . .Romeo Browns on Clare St Bristol gives way to D’Vine Bar & Restaurant. . .Bristol's Aqua Bar & Restaurant open in Bath on the site of Zaza in a beautiful former church on Walcot Street. . .The Good Food Guide has chosen Culinaria as a regional award winner for 2007. . Belly dancing on the first Friday of every month at Mazati. . .