Restaurants in Bristol

No 4 Clifton Village is ticking all sorts of boxes when it comes to eating out in Bristol. The former Georgian manor offers a range of dining choices, from out in the secret garden to in a more relaxed bar area.

Along with a beer garden and cosy fire places, The Spotted Cow makes for a great place to eat out in Bristol. The food focuses on the hearty and the local with traditional roasts and fuss-free specials, while drinks are a great selection of craft beers.

It only takes two things to make this little spot great; stone-baked pizza and craft beer. The Stable is a fail-safe Bristol restaurant that offers freshly cooked pizza, topped with local ingredients, alongside craft beers and ciders; what's not to love?

Buttermilk and Maple are bringing their all-day brunch concept to Bristol. Located in the Mercure hotel, the restaurant and bars puts a swish touch on breakfast dining with lobster, bloody marys and craft beer.

As well as being a sports bar, Racks Bar and Kitchen is also an intimate restaurant. Head to their eating area for undone chic as their decor includes bare bulbs and exposed brick, while the food menu is full of classics such as burgers, pies, and of course, a hearty Sunday Roast.

From Sunday roasts through to a dedicated gin bar, The Somerset House is a favourite in Bristol for its cosy and homely vibes. Grab all the gang and head to this restaurant in Bristol for a relaxed meal in chic surroundings which include polished wooden floors, leather booths and stripped back interiors.

If you're looking for a low-key dinner out in Bristol, then Workhouse Kitchen is a good bet. The Christmas Steps spot works with a largely plant-based menu to create fresh vegetarian dishes. Up early? Try their brunch offerings along with coffee sourced from Clifton Coffee.

Taking inspiration from New York and London, this Bristol restaurant is swish and modern. Graze Bar and Chophouse is an intimate, leather-booth-clad, spot on Queen Square that will fill you up with steak dinners and fresh seafood.

The Cowshed is widely recognised as one of Bristol's best restaurants with its timeless decor and utterly delicious menu. Food doesn't get much fresher as the restaurant sources their meat from the butcher next door, only using cuts that can be traced back to farm and breed of cow.

As one of Bristol's most popular vegetarian restaurants, Flow might be small but it certainly is mighty. The spot is only open Wednesday - Saturday and uses unique ingredients to shape their menu, from foraged plants through to homegrown veggies.

For a Bristol restaurant with a difference, check out Lido. Located as part of the swimming pool complex, the restaurant has some of the city's most unusual views. The kitchen is run by Freddy Bird who has created a menu with Mediterranean and Moorish influences.

One of Bristol's more unique restaurants, Steak of the Art combines art gallery with diner. Sit amongst the modern pieces, which even encompass furniture, and work your way through one of their steaks.