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Great Places to Eat in London or Bristol |
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Pizza Provencale, 29 Regent Street, Clifton Bristol |
) 0117-974-1175 | ££££ | JJJ |
Relaxed Pizza / pasta restaurant located in Clifton Village. Excellent home produced Pizza’s various sizes & combinations. Will make to order and do ½ and ½ combinations. Beware the "Hot Shot", this has been known to be very warm! No bookings taken, often busy may have to wait half an hour for table although they will hold. Nearby pubs (if waiting) Somerset House or Clifton Inn. |
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Johns Restaurant, 27 Midland Road, Old Market,Bristol |
) 0117-955-0333 | £££££ | JJJJ |
Superb taverna style Thai restaurant run by Australian chef and family. Great value and superb Thai food. Booking is essential, preferably a couple of days in advance. A very popular local choice. |
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Spice Brasserie, 36 Alma Vale Road, Clifton, Bristol |
) 0117-973-1414 | £££ | JJJJ |
Good quality Indian food served from Mr Hock’s kitchen. Huge choice of dishes although the best are found in the chef’s specials section. Recommend the Chicken Chilli Garlic, although avoid early meetings the morning after the night before! Booking not normally required, excellent local pub, The Alma Tavern, just one minute away. |
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Tequila Max, 109 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol |
) 0117-946-6144 | £££ | JJJ |
Lively Mexican restaurant in the heart of Bristol’s Whiteladies Road. Good value food and friendly service. Plenty of pubs and wine bars surrounding the restaurant, recommend Henry Africa’s Hot House for pre dinner drinks. |
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Brunel Raj, Waterloo Street, Clifton Village, Bristol |
) 0117-973-2641 | £££ | JJJJ |
One of the best curry houses in town for the price. Reckon on about £20 per head for a two courses plus drinks. Quality is always very good and the portions are very generous. Always busy so book before arriving on any night. Local pubs worth a visit , The Somerset House or if you are a cider lover The Coronation Tap for some genuine (rough) cider. |
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ASK, 51 Park Street, Clifton, Bristol |
) 0117-934-9922 | ££££ | JJJJ |
| Very relaxed pizza and pasta restaurant just two minutes walk from
the Swallow Hotel up Park Street. Friendly staff, no need to book, good pubs nearby, Le
Chateau, opposite. Average price £15 per head for three courses. |
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Sergio Maxwell Plums, 1-3 Frogmore Street, Bristol |
) 0117-929-1413 | £££ | JJJJ |
| More formal Italian Bistro. Regular specials board with good
selection of fresh fish. This restaurant is a BYO although a small corkage charge of £1
per bottle is charged. Worth booking before hand if there are more than two of you. Located very close to the Swallow Hotel. |
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Hullabaloos Group, 16 Clifton Road, Clifton, Bristol (AKA Muset) |
) 0117-973-2920 | ££££ | JJJ |
Hullabaloos Group, 46 Whiteladies Road, Clifton Bristol |
) 0117-923-9212 | ||
Hullabaloos Group, 85 Park Street, Clifton, Bristol |
) 0117-907-7540 | ||
| Three in the chain of Bristol’s favourite BYO restaurants.
Identical menu offered in all three restaurants, with a two course meal costing around
£15. Usually an excellent choice of starters and main courses available, always very busy
so ring beforehand to ensure a table is available. Park Street branch is 5 minutes walk from the Swallow. |
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Browns, 38 Queens Road, Clifton, Bristol |
££££ | JJJ | |
| Housed in the old college refectory Browns Bristol branch of this
nation-wide chain (Oxford, Cambridge, London) is a very impressive setting. The menu is
the standard fare offered in all Browns outlets and hence the specials are usually a
better bet. A good atmosphere always prevails. |
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Muhib Tandori & Vegetarian Restaurant, 73 Brick Lane, London E1 6RL |
) 0171-247-7122 | £££££ | JJJ |
| Great value true east end curry house in the heart of Brick Lane.
Wide ranging menu full of interesting dishes. The restaurant is always busy, although you
shouldn’t have a problem getting a table. Unlicensed so if you want an alcoholic drink with your meal make sure you visit one of the numerous off licences opposite before you take your seat |
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Our Cellar Wine Bar - Restaurant, 47/49 Borough High St, London SE1 6 |
) 0171-407-3451 | ££££ | JJJ |
| Small Italian restaurant/wine bar with good food but not an
extensive menu. Friendly atmosphere, popular and often visited by GPS London staff.
Usually busy on Fridays although you shouldn’t have a problem getting a table
it is advisable to book. A number of pubs nearby and close to London Bridge underground
station. Just off Borough High Street before you get to the Lloyds TSB branch. |
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