Great views, historic building. Food is good but not exciting. Vegetarian option pedestrian. No salad options. Desserts run of the mill. Cost - high side of average.
Captains Cabin – Weston Super Mare
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Great views, historic building. Food is good but not exciting. Vegetarian option pedestrian. No salad options. Desserts run of the mill. Cost - high side of average.
Captains Cabin – Weston Super MareZio's is what you can't miss to visit. Kapur, the chef, and company, will give you the opportunity to taste amazing recipes including pizzas. The service is optimum and overall the place is extremely clean. The owners are very friendly and the waiters are gentle and always ready to give you the best welcome.
Zio – CliftonZio is one of the best Italian restaurant in The Bristol's area.I reccomend to taste the optimum pizzas and the dishes at fishes base.The service is super and the owner Angelo with is wife and son are very friendly.The place is out of class and overall very clean.
Zio – CliftonAmazing wines selection, in a pleasant wine huge glass served at right temperature with a stunning Hot fish pot, including razor clams, scallops, fresh crevettes, langoustines, lobster and mussels!!! We can't wait to come back!! Strongly recommended.
Hathaways – MineheadGoog tasting food set in a pleasant country pub. Caters for families or couple just wanting a quiet/romantic meal together. Open lunchtimes and evenings. Sunday roast is worth trying and is very good value. Mainly UK food but there are curries on the extensive menu.
Folly The – Staple HillVery very good fish and chips and good priced wine too.
Seafoods – Bathtop pub grub in a lovely establishment.
Angel Inn – Long AshtonBeen here many times, its in Chewton Mendip, Friday nights is fresh fish night better get there on time because its so popular. Table bookings not usually allowed so need to be there early! Often full by 6.20 pm on a Friday and not a table until 8.30pm or later; but well worth it. Do fantastic home cooked poies and steaks, not so good for a veggie; but then you can't do
Waldegrave Arms The – BlagdonGood choice of food, very relaxed atmosphere, no rushing a proper night out with a real holiday feeling. Staff very friendly and obliging. Hosts very welcoming.
Kebab House The – Bristol City CentreArriving without a booking at 8.30 on a Saturday evening we felt lucky to be so warmly welcomed. We were served drinks in a comfortable reception area while we waited just 20 minutes for a table. The food was attractively presented and superbly cooked, particularly the fresh and firm vegetables. I was delighted by the caring response to my request for a gluten free dessert with the chef conjuring up a simple but sumptuous fruit selection with chocolate sauce. Enjoyable dining!
Cobblestones – MineheadDoveCote, is a great place to eat a fantastic meal in peace, not a place for childern unless very well behaved. Plenty of non-smoking areas. I highly recommend this restaurant and go out of my way to ensure I eat there.
Dovecote The – Long AshtonGood authentic food and friendly but unobtrusive service. Very nice setting.Managed to fit us in even though we had not booked on a busy night, but would advise booking.
Thai Balcony – BathNever ventured out of Bristol for a Curry, glad I did tonight though. Two friends who hail from WSM recommended this place. Excellent food, good service. well presented menu. One of the best Indian meals I have tasted
Bengal Raj – Weston Super MareMichaels Caines has made this restaurant famous & the Michelin award well earned. A special treat to dine here, every dish is exquisite. The dining room is quite beautiful. Looking forward to my next visit.
Walter’s Bar and Grill – Bristol City CentreA wonderful Italian Restaurant in a surprising location. The immediatly surrounding area is rather unattractive but inside the restaurant is full of atmosphere. Rustic rather than trendy Italian cooking and all the better for it. Some unusal dishes, the Roman lamb is fabulous. The puddings are brought to you on a strange trolley, they are simply some of the best desserts you will ever find. This is a family run restaurant & they are charming, service is perfect. This restaurant is amazingly popular as it deserves to be, book well in advance for a weekend.
Restaurant Valentino – Westbury-on-TrymRare day off from work, decided to treat myself to a nice relaxed lunch for one!! I have dined at the River Station once before where I enjoyed the best piece of steak I have ever eaten. Today I took advantage of the two course set lunch for £12 plus a desert from the main menu. Lamb sweetbreads on bruchetta for starter with Loin of Pork with Bubble and Squeak for main course. Summer Pub with vanilla ice cream for desert plus two non-alcoholic drinks and a bottle of mineral water came to £19.80. Excellent value and really good attentive but not intrusive service.
Riverstation – Bristol City CentreI thought ocean cafe was a very enjoyable experience. The food was absolutely amazing and the service was brilliant. I will definitely go back there.
Ocean Cafe – CliftonWarm and cosy restaurant, friendly service, great food. Although the menu is not extensive, it is still difficult to choose; everything is so tempting! The owner has an obvious passion for what he does.
Mon Plaisir – Clevedon