Reviews in Bristol City Centre

We ate there last Saturday night and the place was heaving. The staff were totally rushed off their feet but coped wonderfully. The food leaving the kitchen was some of the best I've had in Bristol in a long time. All 5 of us agreed it's a special place. The bar was a little too busy, but we stopped, had a few than headed home. What amazed me more than anything were the customers - an eclectic mix of young proffs, middle aged couples and 'the trendies'. Perfect company and a surprising find on Park St.

I Have been going to la grotta fro years on end! my whole family love it there as we know all the staff and owners.. We do get a little spoilt as we know them but many of my friends go there and ask me to take them again because they love it so much! it is a great place i really recommend it !!!

Just come home from an excellent meal for two at Juniper. Never been before and tend to stick to places I know - but I am glad I took the opportunity to see if what I had heard was true. Food was excellent, the manageress Jess was on her own but that didn? take away from the relaxed atmosphere. Would definitely recommend and have already decided to go back again soon.

First visit to Bells, which we thoroughly enjoyed, the food & service was outstanding, we were staying in Bristol for a couple of nights and choose the restaurant after reading previous reviews. We would thoroughly recommend it.

It is a shame there are so few reviews for this place as it is the best meal out I've had for quite some time. The restaurant itself is perfect for couples, lots of candles, low lighting and comfortable seating - not 'canteen' style like so many Bristol restaurants these days. The kitchen is on view, which is very appealing if you wonder about hygiene and general goings-on in kitchens like I do! No Gordon Ramsey style swearing here, infact you can hardly hear them at all. The food was just delicious, I could not fault it at all. Beautifully presented and quite healthy portions too. I don't consider it pricey, between 5.00 - 7.00 for starters and 12.00 - 16.00 for mains is about the going rate these days, but in the Firehouse it really is worth every penny. Equally, the drinks are not over-priced as in many restaurants. Drinks from the bar were normal bar prices, and the wine list is very reasonable - we had a Chilean Merlot at 13.50 which was very good. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the chefs give you a nod and a wave when you enter and leave. All in all, we had a fantastic night and will definitely be going back soon! Be advised though, it is now non-smoking throughout (the website says smoking is allowed at the bar, but this is no longer the case).

I agree with the previous reviewer it's been our favourite Indian for years. We go about twice a month and it's always busy.

What a pleasure! My husband and I visited Loch Fyne to celebrate his birthday. It was a delight! The service was excellent and the food was first class. I can't wait to go back and would recommend this to anyone, of any age, in any size party. 5 STAR!

Been going to Don Giovanni? for years the chefs no there stuff the food is excellent give it a try you?l love it mr.n

Had been meaning to try this restaurant for a while as I? always looking for a good Italian. I found La Grotta to have a warm and cosy surroundings. The food was great and I could tell cooked fresh. The service good considering how busy it was. I was served by a beautiful girl named Grass, Who told me it was a family run business which makes sense as I?e always preferred these kinds of restaurant. Only wished I? tried it sooner.

Overall, a great place to eat and socialise. Inexpensive, quality food with quick, good service.

Have been to Cibos a number of times over the summer and very recently. With the recent refurbishment and ever attentive waiters, the food is just the icing on top of the cake. With an extensive menu of Italian traditional and contemporary dishes, including an amazing choice of delicious deserts which are all home made, you?l be spoilt for choice. Well done Cibos... 10/10

This is a very nice place to relax on a rainy Sunday afternoon. They have very good beer, especially if you mix the wheat beer with the dark lager 3 to 1. Excellent service. I highly recommend the goat cheese pizza.

This restaurant has a great atmosphere and the food is excellent. I love to relax in the lounge area (leather seats) on a Saturday afternoon and enjoy the freshly brewed beer and one of the tasty pizzas. All this for a very reasonable price!

Went there with family and friends for a 40th birthday party last week. It was wonderful. I'd heard so much about it from work friends so was excited to see what all the noise was about. The food was deliciously first rate - unfussy, great portions; to put it simply some of the finest I've had in the 21 years I've lived in Bristol. We had the salmon to start, the venison to follow and the chocolate brownie which was to die for. Service was also first rate, very friendly and attentive staff who were there at the side of your table whenever your eyes happened to look up - the best type of service (not too faffy or in your face). The main restaurant isn't huge, but it's very welcoming and beautifully designed. We then headed to the bar, which was exceptionally busy, but we were greeted by a waiter who showed us to some quieter rooms upstairs which had the most wonderful seats and deep sofas to fall back in and relax after overdoing it in the restaurant. We had such a wonderful evening. And we can't wait to go back. 10/10

loved it, really pleased Bristol (at last) has this kind of venue. Was a very mixed crowd, which makes it fairly unique on Pk St. Great feel to the place and the food was spot on - I had the lamb Wellington. I've heard service can be a bit hit and miss, but I didn't experience that and found all the guys very attentive and on the ball. It's my new place - going back with friends who are over from the states and 'want to be impressed'. For my money - after experiencing a rather disappointing show at Bouredux Quay, this would get my vote as THE MUST SEE in town.

Pieminister is excellent. great pies, great mash, great gravy and great peas... enough said.. all for around a fiver... how do they do it!

This is undoubtedly the best Indian restaurant in Bristol. The food is always fantastic and served with a smile. It is much cheaper than any other place I have found in Bristol and I highly recommend it. Never, ever have I eaten a bad meal here and I have been hundreds of times! An Indian restaurant you cannot fault.

BQ has been open about a month and I've been lucky enough to vist the restaurant there 3 times, I plan to go again next week! All the food is organic and locally sourced. There is a choice from the set or ?a carte menus. Both menus are updated at least weekly and often daily. Every single dish was outstanding. I think BQ will pick up stars and rosettes very quickly if this standard is kept up. The service is quick without being pushy and very helpful and friendly. There were a few things on the menu that I didn't know, help was offered with grace and a smile before it summoned. The ambience is relaxing and mellow and light decor with a view of the waterfront through windows filling the entire front of the restaurant. I haven't been to many restaurants in bristol and many of them have been very good indeed. The sister restaurant Quartier Vert comes closest but BQ has raised the bar. I think I maybe doing myself a disservice by writing this review because it going to become very difficult to book a table here. BQ deserves the praise. WELL DONE!!!