FOOD IN BRISTOL

In Montpelier on Picton Street and York Road, the site of the great Italian Deli, also a couple of cafes such as the Bristolian and the One stop Thali, and considered the best restaurant in Bristol is the Bells Diner.
Eaton is full of the multi culturalism found usually in large cities around the world. Here in Eaton they even have their own festival known as ‘Respect in the West’ and celebrates its diversity. A large number of Bristol’s Indian community reside here, including Afro Caribbean and Somalian communities.

Located here is the Bristol Sweet Mart that has the largest stock of Indian foods in the South West and has lots of choice in restaurants at great prices like the Eastern Taste or even the Old Casbah cafe on the busy St. Marks Road are very popular. The Teohs restaurant which is a combination of Chinese/Thai is located in the acclaimed Tobacco Factory Theatre and Art Space and is most popular.

Nowadays it is not surprising to read a restaurant review of a Bristol restaurant in one of the national newspapers, such is the healthy competition between them. Harvey’s Restaurant which is located in ancient wine cellars is great, as well as the fantastic Markwicks which is located in an impressive former Bank Vault.

If you want to dine overlooking a nice river view, why not check out the Glass Boat, which is moored on the floating harbour. For the less expensive dinner, try out Byzantium for French cuisine and watch the Belly dancer do her thing, while Belgos has great Belgium frites and mussels. St. Nicholas Market has great stalls selling all sorts of food from crepes to curry.

A pub lunch can be only ideal and places like All Bar One or the popular Renato’s bar as well as the Severnshed are all recommended.

A cafe can be enchanting and none better than the Mud Dock which was voted cafe of the year.
For the best fish in town, go to Redland to the restaurant known as Red Snapper, or just dine in fine splendour at Clifton surrounded by Georgian grandeur at the Bouboulinas Greek restaurant.

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