This restaurant is a hidden gem in Westbury on Trym. Cosy atmosphere, great food ( the main course…read moremeat we had was cooked to absolute perfection), where the staff care about who they serve, how they serve them and what they serve them. A good wine list, a good range of food, honestly and well cooked. I would highly recommend that people give this place a go - you won't be disappointed whether for a special occasion or a more regular night out.

I've been looking forward to trying Grupo lounge for a while now as a few friends have raved about…read morehow good their breakfasts are. Unfortunately it just didn't live up to expectations. We both ordered the breakfasts which consisted of: toast, a fried egg, beans, button mushrooms, tomato, black pudding, bacon, hash browns and a sausage pattie with a mocha. This arrived cold, 40 minutes after ordering which I thought was pretty disappointing. The food itself wasn't anything special, the sausage pattie was horrid & the egg was undercooked. The only things that weren't too bad was the toast, beans & hash browns. The place itself was lovely though & the staff were great. They had a little section filled with games, colouring books and crayons for children which I thought was a lovely touch. I don't want to be to harsh on the place because I'm convinced they were just having an off day. I think we will go back again, but next time try something different.

Lovely decorated place! Has outdoor seating area for when the suns out on the roof!…read more I had lounge eggs which is eggs Benedict with chorizo on and it was amazing!! So tasty! I had a chocolate milkshake to go with it which was also delicious! There's two floors downstairs and upstairs so there's plenty of seating. Loved the art work on all the walls too. Worth a trip for sure!

I'm a real fan of the harvester, it's reasonably priced and the food is always good…read more They have just updated their menu to add quite a lot more food. We both had their meal deal which was an unlimited refill drink, unlimited salad cart, a selection of main courses and an ice cream sundae all for £9.99 which I think is really good value for money. I ordered a 1/2 spit roast chicken with chips and coleslaw. There was so much meat on the chicken that I couldn't finish it and the chips were really well seasoned. Unfortunately the staff were pretty rude but I didn't let them bother me. It's a great place if you want a cheap, tasty meal.

It was a busy day, but I still say that busy or not.. you must cater to the customers needs. Most…read moreof the staff seemed nice until the very end when we questioned something and one member of staff believed he was right so his voice got louder and louder and louder. It was emabrassing!!! My husband walked out and we just paid and left. There were no light bulbs working.... all the railings were sticky and the food really wasn't up to parr at all! I didn't venture to the toilets and I am glad I didn't.

Lovely environs and decor. The menu was fairly classic with some refreshing twists (eg. we had a…read morestandard English breakfast with chorizo beans, a flair that my partner really liked) and all was delish. The service was very attentive but not obtrusive at all.

We first entered the grand old bank that is now Cosy Club last week for breakfast and promised…read moreourselves that we would return for dinner, so this evening I had tapas (£11.50 for three small dishes) that consisted of small Cumberland sausages, chorizo and fish. The other dish was a New York steak ciabatta (with amazing chips). We ordered wine and washed the tasty meal down before following it up with sticky toffee pudding and a decidedly evil peanut butter cheesecake (which comes in a glass). We like it here. It's grand and light, and the food is good and reasonably priced. What would we change? We would upgrade the condiments, so that the ketchup is better, and that authentic maple syrup is used on our pancakes rather than golden syrup, which is thick and doesn't taste of much. We would also have preferred our meals a bit hotter, as we felt like we had to wolf it down before it got cold. But these are small niggles that can be easily fixed, and probably will be at some point if the professionalism of the staff is anything to go by. They're friendly, not over-familiar, not too pushy, and they seem to want to go out of their way to make sure you enjoy Cosy Club. The wine list is short, but will hopefully improve in time. As of writing, it's only been open a couple of weeks. I look forward to being able to buy Champagne by the glass!

As a vegetarian, whenever anybody suggests a meal in a steak joint a rush of panic floods over me…read more What will I eat? What if I'm left with a salad!? (I may be a veggie but it doesn't mean I love lettuce leaves!) So when my friends planned Sunday lunch in The Cowshed I sighed a heavy sigh. But I had nothing to fear - with two vegetarian options on the lunch time menu, at least I had something to choose from (Albeit a standard veggie burger or a goats cheese tart - two 'classics') and since this was a restaurant for meat eaters I could hardly complain! My burger was delicious, served with tasty chunky chips and washed down with hearty cider. My friend's roast dinners looked fabulous too. The service was very welcoming and the atmosphere was just what you want on a Sunday - full of fun and laughter.

I don't know about you but I'm always a little amused when a carnivorous restaurant advertises…read moreusing a smiling pig or cow. While The Cowshed's poster mammal isn't smiling it still tickles me so I agreed to dinner here with my steak loving other half. The focus here is all about good old-fashioned British dishes, particularly steak and it's many guises. My partner ordered a steak cooked on a hot stone tablet right in front of him - similar to the way you can get hot plates in Indian restaurants, except this actually allowed him to partially cook the steak himself. As an occasional vegetarian there wasn't a great amount of choice for me to pick a main course but the starters and desserts were divine! It is quite pricey but I would come back for the chocolate mouse alone and my partner can whole-heartedly vote for the sirloin steak!

A lovely local pub with a large beer garden, good service and friendly staff. I've not eaten there…read morerecently but had a Christmas do there several years ago and it was really good and the favours were a decorative touch and included tasty sugared almonds.

After bookmarking this pub at Christmas I finally managed to visit this summer. We didn't sit in…read morethe fabulous beer garden and instead ate our Sunday roast lunch indoors. The decor is tasteful with muted colors and some wallpaper with classic wooden furniture. The plates of roast were well-balanced, but on the smaller side. My pork came with 2 roast spuds, green and red cabbage, corquette, mashed swede, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. If you don't like apple sauce tell them as it comes already plated. Our plates barely had any gravy on, but a small gravy boat was brought on request as were the horseradish and mint sauce.

Working in Filton Abbey Wood isn't particularly inspiring. There are an awful lot of office blocks,…read morenot a lot of greenery and the facilities are few and far between. So after a long stressful day in the office, finding a place for an after work drink isn't the easiest task. Thank all in the name of cider for The Fox Den Inn, just a ten minute walk from Filton Abbey Wood train station. This pub-cum-restaurant is how English pubs are represented in films like Bridget Jones and Notting Hill: wooden floors, an open fire and lots of local ales. It may not be the most exciting pub but you're guaranteed to get friendly service, huge comfy arm chairs and a good variety of drinks. It's a bit on the pricey side, and I wouldn't go out of my way to drink here, but if you work in Filton it's the best place for a cheeky mid-day pint.

As fake-traditional pubs go, this one's not bad. It's built in the grounds of the Holiday Express…read moreand you might expect it to be soulless and terribly overpriced, and it is a little, but not too much. The food is OK, typical chain-pub food quality with a fairly varied menu that includes the pub food classics but a very limited selection for vegetarians. The specials board usually has a lot of extra variety on it and is worth looking at. They have a couple of genuine wood fires that are quite pleasant and help give the place at least a little bit of atmosphere. It's fairly spacious with a couple of little nooks that make it feel a little cosier. The service is standard if a little cold.

I searched high and low for two days after having their spicy ketchup made in house as I was not…read moreleaving without it. I cannot wait to use it as a marinade as its earthy, chunky, savory, and more of the consistency of a gravy or chutney versus ketchup. I ordered the moo less pie gluten free which was flavorful, the crust was flaky, buttery and great flavor. The gravy complimented the dish well and for the price of less than 10 pounds for a pie and a side this place is a staple of english food at an original price.

This was nothing like I was expecting it would be... and I don't mean that positively…read more Online it comes off as such a fun place, but what we walked into was a pretty rundown restaurant (and they'd only been open for a few months at that point) with dirty tables and floors, and servers who clearly didn't want to be working. They were nice enough, but they spent most of their time standing outside smoking. They have LOADS of clearly labeled vegan options, which is always appreciated. I got the Mothership: This Isn't A Chicken & Bacon Pie with leeks and white wine, minty mushy peas, crispy onions, gravy, and mash. It was edible; just soooooooo much less flavorful than it should have been and could have been given its components. The pie was mostly crust with very little filling; the mash was also barely there compared to their marketing photos on social which make it seem like you're getting some enormous tower of delicious eats. The food was bland, the atmosphere was bland, the experience was bland. There are better pie and mash places in Bath!

First of the staff were amazing. My daughter spilled her drink over the waiter and he was so kind…read moreand excepting and didn't get angry. He went to my daughter to tell her it was okay and we all make mistakes. The atmosphere was calming. With piano music playing it had a chill vibe. Then the food for drinks I had mango cooler, AMAZING! Then for starter I had there famous tomato soup. Creamy had a rich tomato taste with a hint of garlic and basil. For main I had the Chicken with rustic tomato sauce and broccoli. The chicken was really juicy and tender the broccoli tasted fresh and amazing and the sauce was fantastic, delectable, scrumptious! Now the desert. I got the famous Ivy chocolate bomb. Warm brownie and a luxurious chocolate shell. The soft ice cream the pour boiling caramel sauce over top of it and it melts into foaming creaming lining the plate! Overall an amazing experience!

Everything was stunning. From the decor, to the menu, to the staff, all 6 of us were impressed.read more

This is a rather drab little pub sitting on the cusp of Sea Mills and Stoke Bishop. It still gets…read morequite busy though, mainly due to the lack of any local comptition. (Local legend has it that Sea Mills was founded by Quakers which means that pubs are not allowed in the vicinity.) Other than this, there isn't a great deal to recommend it. It's a one room establishment, albeit on a split level, with an unremarkable interior, seating out the front and a local clientele strangely split between those from well to do Stoke Bishop and the notably less salubrious Sea Mills. There's a pic of David Jason on the wall enjoying a pint at the bar during a break from filming (Boycey's garrish mock mansion is around the corner), but despite this when I lived in the area I still preferred to make the mile or so walk to the better pubs in Westbury-on-Trym.

I think the sunshine brings out more character in this place, although by a main road you don't get…read moremuch traffic driving by and there is a spacious seating area outside to sit and enjoy the summer sun. You wouldn't really stumble across this place, you would probabley only come here through recomendation, or through a friend/family memeber directing you here! Price is fairly average and service is always given with a smile. Enjoy the Brisol sunshine with a glass of wine at the millhouse, soon all of your problems will drift away!