Popular Bristol restaurant The Granary to launch indulgent new Sunday Feast menu to mark Mother’s Day
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The Granary's Sunday Feast will first be available this Sunday (March 30), before becoming a regular fixture.


The restaurant in Welsh Back says the new menu is “all about limitless sharing platters that bring people together.”
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Hide Ad“Think abundant Middle Eastern and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, fresh seasonal ingredients, and the magic of live-fire cooking,” the restaurant says.
“With sharing plates, wood-fired flatbreads, and expertly grilled meats, fish, and veggies, it’s the perfect way to celebrate in style.”


For £38 per person (half price for children under 13), the Sunday Feast features seasonal salads, slow-roasted meats, and mouth-watering desserts.
SEASONAL SHARING PLATES include:
- Devilled Eggs with Aleppo Chilli
- Blackened Courgettes with Crispy Chilli Oil
- Spinach Salad with Shaved Mushrooms
- Quinoa Tabbouleh with Mango Dressing
- Whipped Beets with Ricotta and Walnuts
- Wood-Roasted Squash with Bath Blue Cheese
- Wye Valley Asparagus Salad
WOOD-FIRED FLATBREADS (cooked live for an interactive experience)
- Wild Garlic, Parsley & Lemon Oil
- Fire-Braised Tomatoes & Buffalo Mozzarella
- Oyster Mushroom & White Truffle Oil
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Hide AdHOT CARVED & SERVED DISHES
- Spatchcocked Chicken with Lemon & Wild Garlic
- Slow-Roasted Shoulder of Lamb
- Baked Loch Duart Salmon with Honey & Dill
- Roast Cauliflower Steak with Romesco Sauce
- Spiced Butternut Squash with Macadamia Butter
- Grilled Hispi Cabbage with Tahini Yoghurt
- Pink Fir Apple Potatoes with Cumin
DESSERTS
- Bramley Apple Crumble with Custard (served hot from the Passé)
- Chocolate Mousse Pots
- Pavlovas with Gariguette Strawberries
This feast will be available every Sunday, from 1 to 5pm, starting March 30. Book at www.granarybristol.com or call 0117 468 0032 .
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