Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Greenbank

"This simple seafood restaurant is unpretentious and artily rough around the edges – tick your menu requests on a paper menu and hand it to the jolly manager in her local beer and ale-lined cubbyhole. Starters are unfussy plates of the freshest shellfish available on the day, while the mains range from hake in crisp batter to grilled skate, all with proper ‘chippie’ chips and homemade tartare sauce served in a pretty scallop shell. If you’re staying in the west of the city look out, too, for The Oyster Shell, the restaurant’s younger sibling based on Moorland Road."

"If you and your sweetheart are lovers of traditional English fish and chips, look no further than The Scallop Shell, Bath’s award-winning fish and chip restaurant and seafood grill. With a passion for fresh seafood served both traditionally and with a twist, eating here makes for a deliciously satisfying experience. You can even watch their chips being peeled through a window into their beautiful spud room!"

"Beer Garden/Alfresco, Family-Friendly, Independent, Restaurant. The Scallop Shell is well known for serving delicious fish and chips ... TripAdvisor® Rating1474 Reviews"

"Goodfellows Restaurant, in Sadler Street offers an inspired blend of European cuisine using the best West Country produce. Goodfellows offers a quality and variety of eating experiences, with a menu that appeals to all tastes. A perfect option for a weekend treat or celebration dinner with the family or a special loved one."

"There's a choice of eating options in Goodfellows' three vibrant rooms: the continental cafe menu offers cakes, pastries and light lunches (opt to pay either £11 or £20 for two courses and a drink)."

"Why: The boat that was formerly home to the Glassboat Brasserie had a rehaul during the 2020 coronavirus lockdown and has now become FiSH - a restaurant focused around serving the freshest seafood around, which has normally been landed by day boats from Devon, Cornwall and Dorset. Where better to enjoy some of the finest fish in town than in a boat bobbing up and down in the harbour.Where: Welsh Back, BS1 4SB"

"They are delighted to launch their fishboxes (fresh fish, oven-ready Fishers favourites, desserts, sauces, sides, takeaways, freezer friendly dishes, and a selection of wines from their restaurant wine list), available for delivery or collection from the restaurant."

"Known as The Glass Boat until quite recently, FiSH is a new iteration of this beautifully converted boat restaurant. Situated on the Welsh Back, the panoramic glass windows offer the most fantastic waterside views as it lies at anchor in the Bristol docks. Inside, twinkling skylights cascade down from the paneled ceiling and onto the polished oak finishings of the barge, creating a really bright environment even when the sun isn’t streaming in through the surrounding glass panels."

"Taking over from the much-loved Glassboat which plyed its trade on this spot for over 30 years, FiSH serves up a range of fresh catches from Devon, Dorset and Cornwall. The views from all sides of this glass-fronted barge are lovely (especially if you nab a table at the end with floor-to-ceiling windows!). Choose from your standard battered fish & chips, or go a bit grander with scallops in garlic butter, or grilled Cornish lobster."

"Seafood Grill and Fishmonger on Whiteladies Road that is open for eating in. Address: 128-130, Whiteladies Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2RS"

"The Museum of East Asian Art is located a few metres from The Circus in central Bath and is one of the most unique art collections in England. Situated in a restored Georgian house, the Museum attracts the interest of students, scholars and tourists, and also has a loyal local following. Since opening to the public in April 1993, the Museum has gone from strength to strength, and has become one of the most extensive collections of East Asian art outside London."

"1 km from city center 17 out of 20 places to visit in Bath. Established in 1993, the Museum of East Asian Art is the only museum of the United Kingdom preserving collections of East Asian art and other artefacts. Located on Bennett Street, the museum is a 12-minute walk from the city centre."

"The Arnolfini art gallery is legendary among Bristolians, and not just for the incredible exhibitions that are on display. As well as being home to a cafe-bar that’s perfect for enjoying a post-exhibition coffee or glass of wine, there’s also an in-house bookshop boasting a range of different specialist publications. In the summer months, locals love sitting outside the building to enjoy the harbour views."

"Housed in a prominent Grade II listed building, their cafe expands to offer harbourside seating in summer months. The gallery was created in the early 1960’s with the vision of showcasing new, experimental and underrepresented art work. Since then, Bristol’s International Centre for Contemporary Arts has shown the work of thousands of artists from all over the world to millions of people."

"CAC offers a unique experience with homemade, tasty vegetarian and vegan food, excellent drinks and great service in an artisan setting."

"Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is one of Bristol’s biggest, exploring local and natural history as well as showcasing extensive art collections. The museum has stood since 1823 with beautiful Victorian architecture throughout the building. The museum features exhibitions on natural and ancient history, including a focus on ancient civilisations, archaeology, local wildlife, dinosaurs and more."

"Take the kids to soak up some culture at one of Bristol’s many museums. Whether you celebrate the city at M Shed, meet the dinosaurs at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, see the giant Neptune statue at Kingswood Heritage Museum or dress up as a Victorian at Blasie Castle, there’s something to entertain and inspire all children."

"Head to Park Street for a museum and art gallery that’ll genuinely blow your mind!. You can enjoy a range of artifacts in this gothic building, including Egyptian history and a variety of English pottery. There is so much to see and do here, from modern art to history exhibits, including some of the Banksy range!"

"Katie and Kim’s was another of my go-to places, but sadly it’s currently on hiatus while the owners look for a new location and take a break. I’m still including it because I’m ever hopeful it’s going to pop up again soon at any moment. In the old location on Picton Street, everyone sat around one table in the tiny, rustic cafe where the chef achieved the mean feat of cooking for everyone from a minuscule kitchen behind the counter (perhaps why they wanted to move!)."

"I have two favourite restaurants on Gloucester Road the first being a pub the Hob Goblin and this is where to go for the best dirty fries in Bristol if you have never had dirty fries dont worry they haven’t been thrown on the floor but more favourable tossed in a secret spice recipe that just makes them taste so good. They also have amazing burgers this is a great place for the best burgers in Bristol. Omg im drooling right now."

"You can now get one of the dirtiest burgers in town for half price at the Hobgoblin in August. Address: 69-71 Gloucester Road, Bristol, BS7 8AS"

"Ciao Burger has been serving up premium burgers in Bishopston for more than 20 years, offering a beef, chicken, and vegetarian menu..."