Bank Totterdown: Bristol restaurant named one of the best for Sunday roasts starts serving them again

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A Bristol restaurant named in the top 10 of the UK’s best Sunday roasts has started serving them again.

Bank, on Wells Road in Totterdown, has also extended its Sunday hours due to popular demand. 

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Sunday roast season has returned to Bank in TotterdownSunday roast season has returned to Bank in Totterdown
Sunday roast season has returned to Bank in Totterdown | Bank

Head chef and co-owner Jack Briggs-Horan’s new Sunday menu offers a choice of roasts and sharing roasts, all accompanied by produce harvested from the restaurant’s own veg plot.

Roast options include Middle White Pork Belly, Black Garlic & Miso; Smoked Celeriac & Wild Garlic Crumb; Salt Marsh Lamb Shoulder & Green Harissa; and Smoked Short Rib & Wasabi Mustard, with Sharing Roasts featuring a Whole Butter Roasted Chicken with Crispy Sage & Shallot; and a 20oz Hereford Cross Sirloin with Braised Beef Shin & Shallot.

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The Sunday roasts at Bank are wood-firedThe Sunday roasts at Bank are wood-fired
The Sunday roasts at Bank are wood-fired | Bank

The menu is completed by a selection of snacks and desserts, “for those longer, lazy lunches”. 

Little roasts are available for children, and for adults, the Sunday aperitif list includes a Boulevardier and a jalapeño aquavit Bloody Mary.

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A Bank spokesperson said: “Joints, veg, and trimmings all go over the flames, bringing fire-grilled flavour to the Sunday centrepiece.”

Bank’s Sunday roast menu is available every Sunday from midday to 7pm. With extended hours from autumn onwards, Bank is also open from Tuesday to Thursday from 6 to 10pm, and on Friday and Saturday from midday to 10pm.

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