Try some Restaurants in Bristol
Posted March 8, 2010 – 9:33 am in: Travel AdviceWith so many great restaurants you’ll be spoilt for choice in Bristol. With Michelin star establishments, top quality ethnic eateries and AA rosette winners it's the place to be for foodies.
If you go at the right time of the year you may also catch one of the food festivals in the city. In 2009 there was a wine and food fair in July and an Organic food festival in September.
Top of the restaurant wish list for food fanatics has to be Casamia in Westbury-on-Trym, a Michelin star restaurant that everyone's talking about. Owned by the Sanchez-Iglesias family, Jonray and Peter are the stars of the kitchen. The cuisine is inspired from strong Italian roots with hints of French and Spanish infusion. Expect classic dishes with modern cooking techniques and some highly original concepts. They produce their own bread, pastries, ice creams and petits fours.The seasonal menus use produce from the surrounding areas of Bristol and the south-west and weekly deliveries from Italy allow the kitchen to use products such as truffles and Amalfi lemons.
Greens' on Zetland Road in the city centre is the perfect place to go for top quality food and it's run by chef brothers Simon and Andrew Green who have worked in some of the most creative kitchens in the UK, including the River Cafe in London and Chez Bruce.The kitchens make everything from scratch including breads and stocks. The a la carte evening menu showcases modern European dishes and the wine list is carefully sourced from boutique wineries in the New World and young producers from the classic European regions.
The Glassboat, moored alongside Bristol Bridge, is well situated for great views of the river. Built out of architectural salvage it has big glass windows (from which it takes its name), walnut floors, and the barge and a solid marble bar from the old St Nicholas’s fish market. The food is tasty and reasonably priced at this modern city venue.
There are just a few recommendations but there are choices from all over the world. A Bristol business directory will list local food venues and a Bristol restaurant guide will be helpful for making choices about where to eat, but you can also ask the locals where they like to go, or just see what takes your fancy as you walk the streets. It is always a good sign if the locals choose to eat there and the restaurant is full of guests.
Wherever you choose to eat in Bristol, you can be sure there are still plenty more excellent restaurants. Why not find yourself some places to stay in Bristol and then try out as many restaurants and cuisines as possible.
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