If you’re looking for a restaurant in Bristol, Bath or Somerset we have plenty to choose from throughout the county. Boasting a delicious selection of cuisines from Italian to Indian or British, the variety of places to eat with its choice of restaurants, bars and pubs is huge. Find the right place to eat in Bristol, Bath and Somerset with Sugarvine.
My wife and I discovered the Apple Tree in 1986 on holiday from the States, and returned in 1987 and 1996! We enjoyed the atmosphere and the good value. We are visiting this year and it's on our itinerary!
The Apple Tree Inn – Glastonburythis is the best place ive been to for a carvery for years top marks and they make you feel welcome
Brent House – Weston Super MareAn excellent restaurant it was recommended by Chris duh but it was true everything he said the food was delicious and the service was excellent and it is the best out of every restaurant I have ever been to clearly and that is allot of restaurants I don't have a cooker. SCORE!!!!!!!!!!
Sugar Cane Restaurant – YeovilIt is a super duper place. I like food. It was very good.
Sugar Cane Restaurant – YeovilI like it a lot the prices were very surprising (I only recommend because Chris told me to) very nice (i think)
Sugar Cane Restaurant – YeovilThe best sandwiches and salads in Bristol. Made to order and with a broad choice of salads, hot and cold meats, door step bread and friendly service. Very reasonably priced but given portion sizes, not too good for the waistline.
Maximillions Deli – Bristol City CentreCracking
Frankie and Bennys – Westbury-on-TrymCracking
King William IV – Westbury-on-TrymNice, ambient lighting, cosy, local artwork on walls, etc. Staff not massively attentive at times. Food is good but we only had nibbles so can't really say. Great range of Belgian beers and gorgeous cocktails (Avon Gorge Mudslide/Chocwork Orange a must...).
Amoeba – Bristol City CentreJust had Mother's day there. Top place. Really nice food in a relaxed atmosphere. Only thing - it was a little cold so wrap up warm!!
Fishers Restaurant – CliftonFood of consistent quality with good service
Eastern Spice – KingswoodI recently took my mother and her friend to eat at the Sherston on Mothers Day, the restaurant has been refurbished and the new owners have hired an OUTSTANDING chef. I particularly recommend the Oven Roasted Flat mushrooms, stuffed with stilton and wrapped in Parma ham on salad (it was a special starter), only 4.50 -bargain!
Sherston Inn – WellsWe were staying in Bristol for the weekend and found this restaurant on this web sight and booked because of the previous recommendation. We were so pleased with it that we went back the next evening. We were so well looked after. The food was plentiful and of an excellent quality. The staff were attentive and nothing was too much trouble. It is busy and you would have to book unless you went after 9.00pm. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it .
Saffron – AlmondsburyMy gf and I went there on a Sat night and it was our first time in Bath. The ambiance was just right for an intimate couple even though there were small groups about. The setting is homely rather then plush but the lighting made it more intimate. The food is awesome! We had just one starter (gf doesn't eat alot!) but the main course of Pork belly and duck were deeelicious! Overall we would definitely go back there again and for lunch as we should then be able to see the wonderful view of the river. Total cost including a bottle of wine and 1x dessert was £44.
Bathwick Boatman Restaurant – BathMany thanks to all at Sousta's following our visit last night to celebrate our Daughters 18th Birthday. The evening was excellent, the food and service was fantastic. Nothing was too much trouble. The quantities and quality of the food was second to none. Best to starve for a day or so in order that you can do justice to the fare on offer when you visit Sousta's. This was our first visit but rest assured it wont be the last. Can't wait till next time.
Sousta Greek Taverna – CongresburyExcellent food, really good presentation, good value, and set in nice surroundings, heated patio area over looking the river is very relaxing
Old Lock and Weir The – KingswoodWe loved this place. Sorry we just ate here one time, we had our time schedule full for our stay in Taunton. I hope you will take good care of all your employers, Graham gave us a special treatment, by driving in front of us all the way to SCAT and back again. THANK YOU! Your really knew what we needed that day.
Harvester Restaurants – TauntonI dined at Firehouse for the first time last week, when I visited Bath with a friend. We were both really impressed with the excellent food. The restaurant? dishes revolve around a Californian/Pacific South West theme. We decided to try the restaurant? staple dish: the Rotisserie. Our free range chicken was flavoured with herbes de Provence, crispy bacon, lemon and Dijon tarragon aioli. Our side orders of fries and a spicy coleslaw were perfect. In the future, it would be lovely to have a branch of this restaurant open near my home in London - I am having cravings for more of their roast chicken already!
Firehouse Rotisserie – BathScrumptious Cream Tea, £20pp. Add a bottle of Prosecco for £20. Pre-booking required.
