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.
What a great find! The best Tapas I've had anywhere, including Spain. Really friendly and prompt service and a nice unhurried feel to the evening. Definitely one to return to.
Ocean Cafe – CliftonDespite living in Weston for over 5 years I had never been to the Sea Palace, mainly due to its previous history of Hygiene problems. However after several articles about the owners cleaning up and the money re-invested into the restaurant I felt it was about time I tried it. The restaurant is large and clean, freshly painted and very ?hinese?with huge murals on the walls and painted in red and gold colours. A mixture of standard Chinese starters where excellent, fresh and tasty. The prawn toast pilled high with prawn, the spare ribs meaty, the shredded seaweed crispy and sweet, the chicken Satay very nice and freshly prepared. Duck and Pancakes came next, they where hot and plentiful (to the point my guests stopped eating it so that they could handle a main course). The main course was perhaps the let down of the meal. Its not that they where bad, its more that the started and duck was so good and the. The meat dishes all had plenty of meat, the lemon chicken clearly had home-made sauce on it and the chicken itself was a soft chicken breast. The duck was soft and tender, even the vegetable dish was tasty (and I? normally a meat eater). The chilli beef was a little disappointing I thought, the beef had been cooked to such a point that the beef had disappeared and all you where left was a sort of crackling, not bad but not what I had expected. Pudding was a mixed bag. My banana toffee looked the part, a 2 golf ball size pieces of dough with a piece of banana inside cover in a crisp toffee coating sounded and look lovely, but let down by the dough not being cooked properly (making me think sunken Yorkshire puds that hadn? risen well). The other toffee dish (apple I think) had the same problem, not bad but not perfect either. I? glad I didn? order the ice cream dessert like my daughter, she thought it was very nice but I? not keen on massed produced chocolate covered ice creams straight from the freezer. Overall a good night out and the feed was worth going for, price was very reasonable approx. £65 for 4 people (including a bottle of wine - no coffees). Service was excellent, friendly and attentive although we dined on a Monday night and it wasn? busy, so given the size of the restaurant I don? know if the service would stand up to a full house. Would go again.
Sea Palace – Weston Super Mareloved 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.
Goldbrick House – Bristol City CentreGreat, recently revised menu. Very fresh ingredients (the sea bass turned up when we were looking at the menus...). Very friendly people.
Casamia – Westbury-on-TrymPieminister is excellent. great pies, great mash, great gravy and great peas... enough said.. all for around a fiver... how do they do it!
Pieminister – Bristol City Centrethe shield has changed a lot recently, all for the better
Shield and Dagger The – KingswoodWe were taken here for a treat by friends who found this place almost by accident, they have fallen in love with it and we can see why. It was our first visit but it won't be our last, the whole evening was superb.
Old Thatched Cottage Restaurant The – Weston Super MareI cant wait to book in the restaurant as I have only had takeaway so far. The food is great. After a visit to Delhi, I found it closest to the authentic Indian flavour.
Surma – Weston Super MareThis is by far the best all you can eat Chinese restaurant i have been to, not being buffet style means the food is cooked to order,
Jade Palace – KingswoodVery Good Value
Red Lion Sizzling Pub – BathThis 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.
Redland Tandoori – Bristol City CentreAmazing restaurant, good service, delicious food and at a very modest price.
Sugar Cane Restaurant – YeovilI like to thank all the staff for making our evening very special and to the chef for the excellent food.
Sousta Greek Taverna – CongresburyWe've eaten in this restaurant a number of times. It is very relaxing and enjoyable. I would recommend it to anyone.
Porto Lounge – Staple Hillnot a great ambiance but the food was good
Oriental Buffet – KingswoodWe came to see Unwined Wine Bar on previous recommendation and were not disappointed. Lovely atmosphere. Friendly staff. Will be back! even from Bristol!
Unwined Wine Bar – Weston Super Marelovely place to eat for lunch or mid morning treat. Beautiful deli downstairs with cooked food to takeaway if desired. All food made with fresh good ingredients. Gorgeous.
Papadeli – CliftonWe have visited Bath on several occasions and always have to pay a visit to Raphael's. The food is great, wines perfect, service excellent and we always have a fantastic time every time we visit.
Raphael – BathScrumptious Cream Tea, £20pp. Add a bottle of Prosecco for £20. Pre-booking required.
Every Friday and Saturday evening: 2 meals for £20.
