Just popped in for some coffee and crumpets while walking along the waterfront…read more Nice strong coffee, tasty crumpets. Good value.

The Brunel Buttery has two great views - on one side is the pretty river, and on the other are old…read moretrains on the old railway path. Although this is just a tiny buttery, it gets very popular most lunchtimes, be it the weekday or the weekend. They serve teas, coffees, home baked cakes, and hot sandwiches filled with egg, bacon, sausage, any combination of the above three, or simply all of them at one go. Perfect for when you want something deliciously savoury, by the river, in the sunshine from a quaint ol' cafe. Be prepared to queue though, as as small as this place is, it is rather famous!

On our way to a gig at the Academy, me and my friends thought we'd try out YoYo burger one of the…read morenewest burger joints to open in Bristol. Inside there's Japaenese style benches and stools which seems a little out of place here and the last place you want to be social with strangers is when you're about to chow down on a whopping big burger. Cheap, cheerful and with a good selection of vegetarian dishes I can't fault Yoyo burger. It's not fine dining, but it is what it is, and what it is, is tasty, hearty and authentic.

This weird little place is the latest gourmet burger 'experience' to open up in Bristol. Sat on the…read moretriangle, I nipped in quickly on a week night on the way to a gig and it was almost empty, though an interesting experience none the less. They had all sorts of gourmet options available (ostrich, wild boar, etc) though I just went for a quick burger and fries, being in a rush. The food was okay, though the place itself was a bit surreal, trying to give you the full-on Japanese buger bar experience. I've never been but it seemed authentic enough with a large communal oval table split into individual booth-like eating areas, each of which has its own TV screen pumping out MTV. Despite my initial suspicions it's not a chain either and I definitely intend on going back, though perhaps on my way back from a night out on the beers next time rather than on the way out.

Amazing food!!!! Super nice people!! Definitely worth the visit! Been here twice in a week!read more

Many a time has the aroma of cooking meat drawn me to this corner restaurant. This is genuine…read moremiddle eastern (Lebanese, to be precise) fare, but done at take-away prices. If you're trying to find the place look out for the guys smoking hookers and drinking Turkish coffee (which I highly recommend.) The food is just wonderful. This is a kebab shop, but about as far away as the row of greasy kebab selling places at the bottom of Park Street (Bristol's number one location for a fight on a Saturday night, incidentaly). Good quality meat, not horribly greasy, and excellently seasoned. This is somewhere to go for a meal, not just for a end of the night. Although, whilst the food's restaurant quality, there isn't really anywhere to sit, so it's probably best to order out. Go to the Cedar Express to get a proper kebab rather than something that'll clog your arteries.

Good food good service! It's a little small but very nice and chill to sit. The burger was yum!read more

We came here hungry after a long day of touring. My boys craved burgers and this place had good…read morereviews! The place itself is tiny so we were glad to find an outdoor table while we waited for our order. The boys were happy with their double beef burgers. I had the veggie-based "Legs Akimbo" (miso roasted mushrooms, miso aioli, shoestring fries, chipotle ketchup, cucumber and chili pickles, lettuce, with cheese on a brioche bun). Wow! It was messy to eat -- this is a knife and fork burger --- but really unique and delicious! We also shared some of their amazing fries and my son loved their lemonade. We felt this place was reasonably priced for the area and for what you get. We would definitely go back!

Farrows fish and fhips! thats what I think it should be anyway, alliteration has to be the best…read moreform of advertisement! Small portion of chips, pot of curry sauce, an episode the Wire on the telly and bob's your uncle! Seriousley though this is a pretty good place to pop for your fish and chip fix, it's got a good reputation that is gaining momentum. It sounds like such a simple thing to make some chips, but to keep up a good standard that everyone expects and keep giving a chip that will taste the same whatever time of day, in whatever month and year is pretty good. I shall swing by a year from now (probably next week to be honest!) and see if the chips still taste as good as I remembered.

Tip top fish and chips Freshly cooked to order…read moreAlways friendly staff Bristol's best

Good service yummy food !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more Yahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I cannot recommend this MvDonalds, They frequently lose my order, provide the wrong item or fail to…read moreprovide a receipt. Their internet/WiFi is also very unreliable.

I think the food is good but also way too expensive and for Evan for 3 people it cost 55 poundsread more

Great food and drinks and the food is ready less than 30 minutes me and my family love this…read morerestaurant and thier milkshakes are god tier

This well-known takeaway in Clifton Village also has a less celebrated restaurant in the basement…read moreand it's well worth a visit. It's very intimate, seating around 50 and beautifully decorated with good, friendly service. I've got many fave dishes here, though a good idea is to get a set menu to share and then you can try as much as possible. These also come in at about £6 to £8 each so are easily affordable. If, however, you refuse to share, I'd plump for the spicy seafood special or the big value special chow mein.

Hooray, a Chinese restaurant - there are far too many just takeaway Chinese places in this country…read more This one in Clifton is very tastefully done, with some lovely decorations and soft lighting. The student meals are especially cost effective if you've run out of baked beans or fancy eating out for a change, and for Clifton, the prices for all are very reasonable. The food is great to takeaway too, and they will deliver if you're not up for braving the outdoors.

This bogie coloured sandwich joint on East Street in Bedminster is a great place to pick up a fast…read morelunch for a fussy eater (unless you don't like bread). For fixed prices, you can customise your own sandwiches, baguettes, paninis, toasties, jackets, salads, wraps and rolls with a selection of standard sandwich fillings and sauces, all made freshly to order. As for value, the lunch items are averagely priced, not too expensive, but not too cheap. Whilst this is the only branch in Bristol, with the next nearest in Leicester, there is an abundance of stores in Scotland, so bear this in mind if you find yourself hungry when travelling up north.

Mmm, baguettes...I don't know about you, but sometimes nothing beats a freshly baked baguette…read moreoozing with your favourite fillings. Although Baguette Express is a bit of an eye sore, their baguettes are heavenly. My current favourite is the Brie, Salad and Pickle special; it is served warm, and the bread is fresh and crunchy. And if you're a fan of beetroot, they'll throw some in for good measure! All for only £2.50. The Baguette Express is a welcome addition to East Street's otherwise limited snack shops, and certainly beats Subway in terms of quality.

This is my second time here. We ate here the first time we visited Bristol and had to come back…read morethis time around. Probably our favorite fish and chips pub in all of Bristol. I love the decor- very mythical fishermen with posters for movies and wanted signs. They have an extensive menu, including alcohol and their cider comes in 500ml bottles. I've been told it's quite expensive in local standards but for the atmosphere it's worth it. I'd like to give a shoutout to one of the chefs. We had shown up here and the hostess had said they were not taking any one without a reservation. But there were open tables. Disappointed, we walked out. Standing in front of the restaurant, trying to figure out what to do, the cook comes out and says they will make room for us. Absolutely the sweetest. We were so stoked to eat at this place again. He even brought out tasty food out to us himself!

I grew up in the city, but fish and chips has transformed from being wrapped in newspaper to a sit…read moredown experience with malt vinegar and condiments. The local chippy may have won some awards, but the takeaway vibe isn't so enticing. So when you want a bit more of a dining experience this is a modest cafe style setting that's nicely decorated in the centre of town. We parked in the back streets on a meter. My haddock and chips and Sam's cod and chips were freshly made and really good. Our waitrees gave us friendly service and was attentive. We went in the early evening in early Jan and it was pretty empty.