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.
Two of us ordered the most extensive set dinner and could have fed a secret third person, so huge were the portions. Everything was quite lovely with only small exceptions, and certainly as far as value for money goes nothing could beat our 18 pound a head extravaganza. This was our first meal ever in Bristol and was superb!
Obento – Bristol City CentreWhat a fantastic place. Excellent food, good choice, good portions but most of all very authentic. Would highly recommend but booking is a good idea - ask for a window seat. Can't wait to go back.
Thai Balcony – BathGood place for a quick meal
Yum Yum Thai – BathWe always go here and have a great time. Fab food and great service. Are also happy to make me King prawn in yellow bean sauce even though its not on the menu!!
Beijing Chinese Restaurant – AlmondsburyPoppadom and condiments are the best Ive seen. Curries are 'ok', nothing special.
Natraj Tandoori – TauntonThis is worth visiting for an inexpensive meal in a recently refurbished pub/restaurant. We had a lovely waitress who was more than happy to attend to our needs and she made conversation with us very easily. They also do special deals like 2 courses for 6.96 and if you eat before / after 6pm, there are special rates, too.
Emersons Green Beefeater – Staple HillLovely food, great price considering you can help yourself to unlimited trips to the salad cart. Outdoor play area for the kids, service not so great one young lad who is brilliant and without fail will be on hand to entertain with balloons and crayons sad let down by one waitress who tends to mess up your order, go there and you will see who I mean! Definitely worth a trip.
Lamb and Flag Harvester – Westbury-on-TrymI visited Bella Italia on a Friday and it was pretty busy. Although we were attended to quickly, we did have to wait about 1/2 an hour for a table as they were so busy. Our waitress was friendly and kind and attentive. There were three of us each having a main, a drink and a pudding and it came to roughly £32 which was good for the lovely food we had! have been since!
Bella Italia – Westbury-on-TrymYour mouth will water as soon as you get through the door. Highly recommend choosing from the specials board. Great service with genuine friendly atmosphere. Food to die for!
Prince Of Bengal – TauntonSix of us picked Sands for our son-in-law's birthday - they had been before and loved it. This place was really different and lived up to our expectations of what a Middle Eastern restaurant should be. We have visited Greece and Turkey and the food was quite similar. Our 20 year old son loves exotic and spicy food and he couldn't wait to visit again on his birthday. All in all it was a wonderful experience except we really hate cover charges. We usually tip generously but never if there is a service charge. But I suppose they have to cover themselves (excuse the pun) as the British are not renowned for tipping.
Sands Restaurant – CliftonOf late the food has not been quite as good as it was and recently we found out that the chef we loved so much has left! The food is still really good but they haven? quite got it to the standard that it was. Still worth going to but as for us, we have followed our chef. Still fantastic service.
Bengal Raj – Weston Super MareThe Food was amazing it was so fresh and beautifully presented, the staff were attentive and knew the menu and food! The terrace was a lovely place to start with a drink and also would be lovely to eat out there if it had been warmer ! Overall this was a top find and well worth a visit! 10/10
Cavendish Restaurant and Bar – Bathyummy
China and China – Tauntonall in all me and my friends were so pleased to be served such a high quality of food in relaxed pub environment I would recommend the cross hands to anyone as a lovely night out.
Cross Hands The – Staple HillAn unexpected find at the back of a rather ordinary pub. This simple restaurant, on a cliff over looking the sea specialises in sea food. A somewhat 60's atmosphere should not put you off, for the food can be quite enterprising. Seared scallops as a starter were nicely cooked and so fresh, the dish that stood out was the smoked haddock with poached egg and spinach, finished with hollandaise. The succulent fish, not dyed yellow, had a great oak-smoked flavour, and was perfectly cooked and went so well with the traditional poached egg. The duck was nicely cooked and tender, though a little short on seasoning. Choose well and you will have a most enjoyable meal here with friendly if simple service. Considering the quality of ingredients used, it is not expensive.
Captains Cabin – Weston Super MareThis is a lovely pub with a relaxed and comfortable ambience. The pub faces on to the canal path with a big garden perfect for families. No dogs allowed
George The – BathWe had a delightful meal and would recommend this restaurant to other people
The Borough Arms – Weston Super MareFamily run. Very good home cooked food. Try the Keftiko - it's great!!!
Chris’s Traditional Restaurant – Weston Super MareEvery Friday and Saturday evening: 2 meals for £20.
