The 10 most popular restaurants across Bristol have been revealed – perfect for a meal out this Easter

By Adriana Amor

Published 16th Apr 2025, 09:52 BST

Explore the most popular dining spots in Bristol as revealed by OpenTable, perfect for a family meal out this Easter weekend.

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Every month, booking website OpenTable analyses 500,000 new global diner reviews to discover the most popular venues.

Using the data, OpenTable has revealed the most booked locations across Bristol.

The full list can be found below – will you be visiting any of these restaurants this Easter weekend?

Ivy Clifton Brasserie specialises in Contemporary British cuisine and has a 4.5 out 5 rating from 10,235 reviews on OpenTable.

1. Ivy Clifton Brasserie, 42-44 Caledonia Pl, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4DN

Ivy Clifton Brasserie specialises in Contemporary British cuisine and has a 4.5 out 5 rating from 10,235 reviews on OpenTable. | Google

Cappadocia specialises in Turkish cuisine and has a 4.6 out 5 rating from 373 reviews on OpenTable.

2. Cappadocia, 30-34 Baldwin Street, Bristol BS1 1NR

Cappadocia specialises in Turkish cuisine and has a 4.6 out 5 rating from 373 reviews on OpenTable. | Cappadocia

Côte Brasserie - Bristol Clifton specialises in French cuisine and has a 4.5 out 5 rating from 115 reviews on OpenTable.

3. Côte Brasserie - Bristol Clifton, 27 The Mall, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4JG

Côte Brasserie - Bristol Clifton specialises in French cuisine and has a 4.5 out 5 rating from 115 reviews on OpenTable. | cote

Pho Bristol specialises in Vietnamese cuisine and has a 4.5 out 5 rating from 339 reviews on OpenTable.

4. Pho Bristol, 28 Clare St, Bristol BS1 1YA

Pho Bristol specialises in Vietnamese cuisine and has a 4.5 out 5 rating from 339 reviews on OpenTable. | Pho via Google Maps

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