Bristol restaurants: The 10 best spots to eat in Bristol according to Trip Advisor
How many of these restaurants have you visited before?
Bristol holds a special place in the hearts, and stomachs, of foodies across the country. And, as the new year begins, many people living in the city may be looking to explore and find some new culinary gems on their doorsteps but don’t know where to unearth them.
To help, Trip Advisor can be a great tool for deciding where to dine with its easy-to-use review system which allows potential diners the chance to see what people really think about a restaurant. The website has recently put together a list of 10 eateries visiting foodies that have voted to be the best spots in Bristol to enjoy some grub.
The 10 picks feature some well-known places as well as some hole-in-the-walls which might offer the perfect night out at some point in 2023. Here are the 10 best Bristol restaurants according to Trip Advisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards 2022.
1. Coronation Curry House, Southville
This unassuming curry house in Southville is Trip Advisor’s best pick for 2023. It has 976 positive reviews scoring it five stars. The Coronation Curry House serves Indian and Asian cuisine with prices starting at a modest £10. Plenty of reviewers have also declared it the best spot in Bristol for a curry, such as this one: ‘otally delicious food all round, the warmest services and all feeling full and happy. Love this place. Definitely the best in Bristol!'
2. Pasture, Redcliffe
More than 1,000 happy customers have helped this steakhouse score a perfect five star rating on Trip Advisor with many praising the staff at Pasture in their reviews. One diner wrote: What can I say? The food was amazing but what makes this place even better are the staff. They were so, so friendly, attentive and informative. They make this place.'
3. Tare, Wapping Wharf
Another five star restaurant, with 373 reviews, one happy customer described their evening at Tare by saying: ‘ Don’t judge a book by its cover! This restaurant interior and food experience would be right at home in Bray, London and other fine dining high-streets.'
4. Blue Ginger, Gilda Parade
One Trip Advisor reviewer praised this Asian diner by saying ‘It’s always nice to find items on a menu that aren’t “run of the mill” and that’s certainly true at Blue Ginger’. It has a four-and-a-half star rating from 563 reviews.