Best Family Restaurants in Longleat Safari Park

"Already in it’s eleventh year, The Cowshed opened back in 2009 with a focus on serving great food in a relaxed environment and they’ve stayed the course ever since. The man behind the ethos, Adam Denton, noted he wanted the addition of a restaurant where he was able to combine an “informal setting with an emphasis on quality, local produce” into the already thriving food scene of his hometown and so The Cowshed was born in a store on Whiteladies Road. Fitting that the front looks like a butchers shop, albeit a little more posh."

"With a focus on using locally sourced produce, The Cowshed in Clifton bases its menus around the British seasons, which means the main menu changes throughout the year. They’re best known for their incredible steaks which tend to be associated with a higher price. However, The Cowshed has a set lunch menu and an early bird deal which are both available throughout the week at unbelievable prices."

"The Cowshed are widely recognised as one of Bristol's best restaurants for their timeless decor and utterly delicious menu. Food doesn't get much fresher as they source their meat from the butcher next door, only using cuts that can be traced back to the farm and breed of cow."

"The guide states: "The experienced chef-owners named their first restaurant after their old home. Sit at the chef's table to watch all the action or at the far end of the L-shaped room overlooking the quay. "Attractively presented, well-balanced modern dishes are sometimes brought to the tables by the chefs themselves."

"Adelina Yard is an independent restaurant that serves modern European food in a relaxed and informal environment!. It is run by Michelin starred chef, Jamie Randall. As well as a great a la carte menu, they definitely are also famous for their delicious tasting menus!"

"The only pub to get a nod from the experts at Michelin is The Marlborough Tavern. You probably wouldn’t call your local ‘elegant’ but trust us, this pub will show you just how chic taprooms can be. Equality is key too; half of the specials menu is suitable for vegans and the rest is meaty treats galore."

"The queen of Bath's gastropubs has food that's closer to that of a fine-dining restaurant – smoked white-bean purée, and crab and ginger salad rather than bog-standard meat-and-two-veg. Chunky wooden tables and... Cafe in Royal Crescent & Northern Bath"

"At Giraffe “we pride ourselves on discovering the best tastes, flavours and recipes from around the world and sharing them with you. After all, why taste something you’ve eaten a million times, when you can taste a whole new world?. ”  Giraffe’s breakfast menu includes the likes of a Gluten free brunch (Smoky bacon, baked beans, fried or scrambled eggs, roasted vine tomatoes, avocado smash and field mushrooms), Eggs Benedict chorizo (Toasted English muffin, buttered and topped with chorizo, soft poached eggs, hollandaise sauce and fresh salsa.) and Nutella and Banana Pancakes."

"37B Clarks Village, Street BA16 0BB EnglandItalian, American, PizzaDinner, Brunch, Lunch, Late NightReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+44 1458 441759https://www.frankieandbennys.com/restaurants/south-west/street/clarks-village"

"About: Whether you're seven or seventy-seven, Nando's believe that eating out should be lots of fun. From fun packs for the kids to a range of PERi-PERi marinades to suit everyone's tastes, throw in a couple of sides and you've got yourself a great family night out. The Nandinos menu is brimming with lots of options that are not only tasty, but healthy too."

"Bar + Block is one hell of a steakhouse, sourcing all their cuts from the South American Pampas. However, their diverse menu also features a number of other meat, fish, poultry and veggie options - head to the restaurant for their express lunchtime menu to get a cheap meal and drink for £10."

"People can often be a bit snobby about a chain restaurant, but there’s something comfortably consistent in a brand that churns out the same stuff day in and day out. So, while this might not be the most refined food in the city, we think it’s a pretty decent option if you’re looking for an affordable bottomless brunch in Bristol. For £28 per person you’ll get unlimited prosecco, bellinis, mimosas, Aperol Spritzes or beer and there’s a good choice of mains too."

"About: Situated at the busier end of Harbourside, The Pitcher and Piano is a great place to start your night. It's buzzing atmosphere and prime location make it a favourite for many locals. Whether it's bubbles over brunch or a relaxed Sunday roast, after work drinks or a night to remember - each of our bars has been carefully crafted to bring you something wonderfully unique."

"Pitcher & Piano are knocking it out of the park with their brunch offering, serving up delicious food and bottomless drinks until 6pm every Saturday and Sunday. Chomp on a maple-glazed bacon brioche, washed down with bellinis for just £28."

"Why: The Knowle feels very much like your local, with huge Victorian windows that offer up beautiful views of the city and a cosy, eclectically styled interior with wooden-clad walls. There’s also a small terrace out the back, which is a hidden Bristol gem when the sun makes an appearance. You’ll find all the classic drinks listings here, with everything on offer from wine and gin and tonics, to soft drinks and beers."

"The Knowle pub are open complete with table services, a reduced menu and capacity as they adjust to the new rules. Address: Leighton Rd, Knowle, Bristol BS4 2LL"

"The Knowle are opening back up complete with table services, a reduced menu and capacity as they adjust to the new rules."

"Smoke & Mirrors on Denmark Street is open six days a week, playing host to a wide range of entertainment over that time. Not only is it a traditional pub serving local real ales and ciders, but also the centre of Bristol’s stand-up comedy scene and home to one of the most popular regular shows in Bristol: The House Magicians Comedy & Magic Show. It also welcomes live music acts every weekend and its kitchen rustles up fantastic food including stone baked pizzas."

"Local bar & restaurant on North Street that’s open from 12 each day. Address: 210 North Street, Bedminster, BS3 1JF"

"Located on Ashley Down Road in BS7, The Lazy Dog is one of our all-time favourite Bristol pubs, boasting a cosy, inviting interior as well as a proper sun-trap pub garden out the back. As the name would suggest, the pub is dog-friendly, and the friendly bar team are always on hand with a combination of top-notch craft beers, classic cocktails, hearty pub grub and more. There are few better places to spend a hazy afternoon in the sun - find out more and book your visit here."

"Pub on Ashely Down Road with a huge beer garden and a good selection of food. Address: 112 Ashley Down Road, BS7 9JR"

"About – This cute, couture café is home to some of Bristol’s best cakes!. If your idea of dessert is cake, then this is the place for you!. It’s not just cakes though, you can enjoy yummy macaroons and a delicious cuppa while watching their team of cake designers at work creating the most beautiful, bespoke bakes!"

"The prize for prettiest doorway (and possibly cakes) in Bristol definitely goes to Anna Cake Couture, which specializes in macarons, exquisite cube cakes, iced biscuits and giant, chunky cookies. They also do cake and biscuit decorating classes, which I’ve done a few of – Marianne Bakes is a brilliant teacher."

"Cake has never looked so good: discover ANNA Cake Couture in the heart of Clifton Village. The stylish cake shop and café takes a refined approach to all-things sweet, with delicate macrons and 'Cubicakes:' bijou cubes of cake. You can curate a cake flight of any size, with several flavours to choose from."

"Sprinkles offers a huge range of tempting treats, including around a dozen gelato flavours. The 'Milk Chocolate Sensation', which sees strawberries and bananas with a lattice of milk chocolate sauce and topped with milk chocolate flakes, sounds particularly delicious. One Tripadvisor reviewer said: "OMG, this place is a most, couldn't find one thing wrong Gelato, waffles, crepes, your spoilt for choice, the portions big, staff very friendly, great family gelato."

"About: Sprinkles Gelato has been serving incredible gelato and handmade desserts since 2012. Using only the best ingredients to prepare and present sumptuous desserts to their wonderful customers, ensuring that every mouthful is as good as the last. They look forward to welcoming you to one of our dessert parlours, where you will receive the full Sprinkles Gelato experience."

"About – Easy to access, this dessert house offers absolutely everything sweet!. Offering a warm, friendly environment they pride themselves on the creation of their magnificent, handmade desserts. Whether you’re fancying a warm cookie dough, soft rippled ice creams, delicious crepes, squidgy loaded waffles, shakes or smoothies they can meet your dessert needs!"

"You should also try one of the city's most recent additions to the supper club scene, such as those hosted by Masterchef winner Ping Coombes at the Good Bear Cafe (pingspantry@gmail.com) or perhaps The Second Breakfast Club(info@thesecondbreakfastclub.com), which launched at The Curfew pub and offers truly special brunches, including dishes such as gooseberry-cured hake gravadlax. • The best restaurants and cafés in Bath"