Best Diners in Greenbank

"The Beercraft of Bath store came to the city in 2017, striving to provide the people of Bath with the opportunity to taste and buy a diverse range of beers from around the world. The company does not deliver their beers; catering exclusively to the people of Bath."

"Steam have officially relaunched their online booking service ahead of next month, and having been forced to remain closed for months under successive lockdowns and Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions, the pub team are eager to welcome locals back to their cosy sheltered area off Whiteladies Road. Their outdoor area, located alongside Clifton Down Train Station, is a beloved spot for both Clifton locals and Bristolians based further afield, renowned for its cosy setup and relaxed atmosphere. Operating under a reduced capacity in line with government guidelines, the team have set up a brand-new booking system ahead of reopening, with a small number of tables to be kept free for walk-ins."

"Looking for bottomless brunch in Bristol for a stag do, birthday party or other big bash?. The city’s infamous beer hall Steam will happily oblige. With plenty of space for group dining, the long tables are made for bringing friends and family together for a convivial meal."

"Serving excellent ales and epic street food, Steam have a new street food burger kitchen, serving up some epic burgers & fries!"

"Quay Street Diner is one of few Bristol restaurants offering bottomless brunch everyday of the week, and the price ain’t too shabby either. For £15 per person (excluding food), guests can enjoy bottomless prosecco for 90 minutes alongside some comforting brunch dishes. Savour on the likes of fried buttermilk chicken and waffles, Quay Street Diner’s breakfast burger with a hash brown inside, Huevos Rancheros or pancakes drenched in maple syrup."

"When you’re craving a big hearty brunch in Bristol, perhaps to help you through a painful hangover, then Quay Street Diner is a great spot to visit. With an American theme to the diner, you’ll be salivating as you read the menu, which features fried chicken and waffles, California burritos and a hefty breakfast burger. If you’re fancying a more celebratory session, this is another great option for Bottomless brunch in Bristol."

"This diner with a Californian spin does a top-notch brunch, pancakes included. Expect a tower of five light and fluffy pancakes with lashings of maple syrup and your choice of crispy bacon, blueberries or fresh fruit and yoghurt. Image - Quay Street Diner"

"More than anything else, Rocotillos (situated on the Clifton Triangle) is famous for its indulgent milkshakes, some of which are so thick they could be used to build houses. With both a bar and booths, it is often populated by hung-over locals who are intent on recovering from the previous night’s excesses. Brunches are cheap and large, and include the Ten Gallon Tex’s serious fry-up (a gigantic steak) and follow it up with a Ben & Jerry’s cookie dough or Phish Food milkshake."

"The Crafty Cow is one of Bristol’s top family-friendly pubs, situated in Horfield. Fresh, high-quality food, real ales and a sprawling outdoor space, the pub ticks all the boxes for a top-notch afternoon with family and friends. Bookings for the pub's April reopening can be made via their website."

"A friendly pub in the city centre, the Crafty Cow welcomes families with a fun indoor play area for children and welcoming staff. the children’s menu feature favourites like fish goujons and mini burgers, whilst adults can sample real ale in the cosy bar area."

"Keeping it simple at down The Corridor shopping arcade, Dough is without a doubt one of the best pizza restaurants in Bath. Down this lovely open-air street, Dough takes up an unmissable amount of real estate, showing off its freshly made pizza pies and warm, rustic atmosphere. What makes Dough unique is its willingness to experiment with new flavors and combinations, even breaking with tradition a little."

"There are some situations where only a pizza will do, and the best place for that in Bath is at Dough. These handmade, artisan pizzas are topped with premium ingredients like Neapolitan yellow tomato sauce."

"While we're on the topic of central Bristol, it'd be a crime not to mention Taste of Napoli, an authentic Italian cafe also located inside The Arcade. Alongside an enviable selection of savoury bites, Taste of Napoli is the place to go for sweet Italian treats. Pastries, traditional desserts and gelato in the summer: if you can't get to the Amalfi Coast, Taste of Napoli brings you the next best thing in Broadmead."

"Taste of Napoli is a family-run restaurant and café that arose from a desire to introduce authentic and traditional Italian street food to Bristol. Address: 32 , The Horsefair, BS1 3HZ"

"04/06/2021: Booked on the day, bearing Covid in mind....few items not available which was initially disappointing but we went on to have calamari, ham hock terrine, crab and belly pork all of which were superb, the belly pork was truly exceptional and the crab was delicious and a very generous serving.Children’s meals were also great and the puddings delicious.Similar comments to others, half venue is local pub vibe and other half lovely restaurant with great views of the sea, toilets could do with a good clean/overhaul and only one waitress serving so felt for her trying to keep up- but she remained kind and calm and rectified small issues identified.Given a 5 really down to amazing food and would defo return on that basis!. 02/05/2021: Great views from the terrace and food was really good. The belly pork was particularly good."

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"What: Chef James Wilks got his first break as a teenager working at Midsummer House in Cambridge, before travelling the globe and cooking in some serious Michelin-starred restaurants. Fast-forward a few years and James now has his own Michelin-starred gaff in Redland – with a mini art gallery attached. The food here is contemporary and seasonal, with West Country producers making a big contribution and culinary ideas gleaned from the chef’s travels."

"Sadly, Bristol’s fifth and final Michelin star restaurant, Wilks, has closed its doors, but as proven above, there is still plenty to be explored and admired in and around Bristol and it’s gorgeous Michelin star restaurants. Enjoy your meal at some of Bristol’s finest restaurants. However, if you’re looking to eat out on a budget then why not check out our top 40 cheap places to eat in Bristol."

"Within months of Wilks’ opening, Bristol ceased to be a one Michelin star-trick pony. Opened on the sight of Culinaria – formerly owned by chef Stephen Markwick – Wilks has great culinary credentials. The a la carte menu is composed of local, seasonal ingredients, cooked to the highest standards."

"Whilst the majority of Bath's visitors are drawn to the city because of its quintessentially English nature, Bath has a rather strong Gallic connection as well. The city became the refuge for a fair few French aristocrats following the French Revolution in 1789, and Bath's Queen Square hosts Boules on a regular basis - a much-loved pastime for many locals. The latest addition, however, is one of the best!"

"The bistro on the first floor of this French-themed homeware shop (which also has a bar downstairs) is an artfully dishevelled place, with a lovely, warm atmosphere. Run by the team behind Champagne+Fromage in London, you could come to pair bubbles with unctuous cheeses, including a range of baked camemberts and some large cheese and meat boards. Or come for the generous helpings of mainly French tapas."

"Cheese-lovers are celebrating the arrival of Comptoir + Cuisine (5 George Street; 0 1225 684733), a French concept store, bistro, café and charcuterie, with a champagne and cocktail den downstairs. This raffish but sumptuous bar is the Bath outpost of London’s Champagne + Fromage. Book a table for classic cocktails, baked camembert and more than 50 types of champagne."

"Whatever the time of day, we have a dish to suit your mood; from steak frites and boeuf bourguignon to a selection of croques, baguettes and vegan options too – all on our menu of classic French food with a contemporary twist.” They offer breakfast and brunch dishes such as the Grande Breakfast (two free-range eggs, two Cumberland sausages, sweet cure bacon, beans, mushroom, tomato, black pudding, sautéed potatoes and sourdough toast), Pancakes (three warm pancakes topped with your choice of sweet cure bacon, banana and maple syrup, or fresh strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and pineapple with fruit compot, and French Toast (two slices of sweet brioche bread topped with your choice of sweet cure bacon, banana and maple syrup, chocolate sauce, banana and hazelnuts or fresh seasonal fruit, honey and vanilla crème fraîche)."