Dining Out in BS3
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Read MoreCracking Cafes
Whether you’re looking for afternoon tea, a quick bite or just a good old fashioned bacon roll then look no further!
Margot May, North Street
The place to be for afternoon tea! Margot May is an independent tea room serving tea, cakes, cream teas and plenty of it. Their extensive tea and coffee selection will leave you feeling spoiled choice, you’ll just have to come back over and over again to try them all.
Refresh Bristol, East Street
This Bedminster-based Christian charity/cafe was set up to bring positive improvement to the lives of the marginalised and wider populations of Bedminster and South Bristol. Providing work experience to the unemployed, assisting people in developing social and practical skills, providing free food for those who are homeless and in food poverty, the Refresh Cafe is one of the regions most vital.
Cafe Grounded, Bedminster Parade
Grounded is a small independent group of bars, with incredibly friendly staff many of whom are local residents. As well as serving up delicious food and drink Cafe Grounded also exhibits the work of local artists… community is at the heart of everything they do
Albatross Cafe, North Street
A local, independent cafe serving locally roasted speciality coffee alongside locally baked cakes and a small, seasonal menu with cocktails served until 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
BAKED BEAUTIES
HERE IN BEDMINSTER YOU’LL FIND A DELICIOUS ARRAY OF BAKERIES AND BAKED GOODS… ENJOY!
Marks Bread, North Street
Local legend Mark has been making bread in BS3 since 2009 and his award winning bakery and cafe is now a Bedminster institution and you can find Mark’s bread all over the city…. you may even see him delivering his bread on his bicycle
Clark’s Pies
The story of Clark’s Pies starts a hundred years ago in Cardiff, where Mary Clark, the mother of nine children, worked as a housekeeper for a wealthy family. In 1929 Mary’s son Percy decided to branch out to Bristol, six years later he moved to new premises on North Street… the rest is History.
Hobbs House Bakery, North Street
Hobbs House Bakery was established in the Cotswolds in the 1920’s and they are a true family business with five generations of baking experience and are now bringing up the sixth generation of aspiring bakers!
Parsons, North Street
The Parson’s family have been making and baking for the people of the South West for over 100 years. Passed down through the generations, Parson’s sweets, savouries and breads are made fresh each day in their craft bakery.
Greggs, East Street
A slice of the UK’s largest bakery chain sits on East Street, Greggs serves up their signature steak bakes, sausage rolls, sandwiches and sweets to hundreds of hungry customers each day.
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IF IT’S JUST A QUIET PINT YOU SEEK, THEN WE’VE GOT THE PERFECT PLACES FOR YOU.
Leveret Cask-House, North Street
Compact and cosy pub where there are no food menus to get in the way of the important business of enjoying something cool in your glass. Check out their guest ales for some enticing options and make sure to cast a glance over their extensive whiskey menu.
The Masonic, North Street
The best three words to describe this North Street institution is; A PROPER PUB! If yours is a pint of best bitter and a whip-cracking cheese and onion roll, then The Masonic is the place for you… Oh, and there’s also a skittle alley in the back!
The Assembly, East Street
This hugely popular East Street watering hole is the place to sit back with a nice pint of Bombadier and enjoy the vast array of sport on offer.
The Coopers Arms, Ashton Road
This Victorian pub just opposite Ashton Park is often frequented by Bristol City’s home fans. When the sun is out, The Coopers Arms beer garden is a real sun-trap and with great range of real ales and ciders, you’ll be spoiled for choice
The Windmill, Windmill Hill
Just across the road from Bedminster Station is the perfect pub for relaxing in front of a log fire. The Windmill Hill locals love this place, which usually has a shaggy dog or two slumbering by the bar - but why should they have it to themselves?
Coronation, Dean Lane
Known locally as the 'Corrie' this laid-back traditional local in a residential area on the outskirts of Bedminster is simply furnished with stripped wooden tables at one end. Real ales and traditional cider, as well as occasional jazz and blues nights and a Monday Quiz makes this local a hit.
Best Sunday lunches in Bedminster
An often asked question so we thought we'd answer this in style...you just need to choose from this delicious selection!
The Steam Crane, Cannon Street/North Street
One of the best known and best loved craft beer bars in Bristol, The Steam Crane has been with us since 2014. They have an incredible range of beers, an amazing kitchen and pretty unique history involving courthouses, hangings and even tigers. Sunday lunch is delivered on a huge white plate with lashings of gravy. A tough one to beat.
The Old Bookshop, North Street
The Old Bookshop is a sumptuous port-of-call for the discerning ladies and gentlemen of Bristol. Enjoy fine food and drink, an intimate musical experience and the artistic talents of our local community. All wrapped up in rooms full of antiques and curiosities. This is Sunday Lunch in a bustling and informal atmosphere delivered by the coolest bar staff in Bristol.
The Spotted Cow, North Street
A vintage Sunday Lunch favourite in the area The Spotted Cow has been serving up stunning roasts for over a decade under its current management. Unbeatable roast chicken and seasonal veg, washed down with a mean bloody mary!
The Ashville, Leigh Street
Perfect if you like a late roast, The Ashville serves up Sunday Lunch from 12 to 7pm, with the meat options being topside of local beef, red wine braised leg of lamb, 12-hour slow-cooked pulled shoulder of pork, or nut roast. All are served with roast potatoes, a Yorkshire pudding, seasonal vegetables and gravy.
The Malago, North Street
A unique, friendly and welcoming neighborhood bar and restaurant with a focus on fresh, locally sourced and quality food. The Malago is run by brother and sister duo John and Helly and as you’d expect their spectacular roasts come with all the trimmings and be sure to ask about their weekly guest meat!
Vegan friendly food
Vegan Food is easy to find in bs3, a place where healthy eating has flourished in recent years.
VX BRISTOL, EAST STREET
When this shrine to vegan food opened on East Street it raised a few eyebrows but now feels part of this traditional shopping street. An exciting new development for the area and a place where you don't have to ask if they have anything vegan on the menu because everything they sell is vegan-friendly. It's slogan is 'Vegan Junk Food' but there's nothing junky about the quality.
MRS BROWN'S CAFE, VICTORIA PARK
Tucked away in the corner of the lovely Victoria Park is this little cabin serving all sorts of treats to dog walkers, families using the nearby play park and locals wanting a hot brew with a view. They know their customer base very well so always have plenty of vegan/vegetarian options.
SOUTHVILLE DELI, NORTH STREET
BS3's healthy hub is a must for anyone looking to eat well without compromising on taste. Wheat free, dairy free, gluten free and vegan-friendly food can be bought and eaten on their outside tables. A bit of cafe culture in the heart of Bristol.
PERFECT PIZZAS
DELICIOUS DOUGH, TASTY TOPPINGS AND ALL THE SIDES YOU COULD WISH FOR. TIME TO GET YOURSELF A SLICE OF THE ACTION
PIZZA WORKSHOP
Popular for eating in or takeaway, the Italian management here pride themselves on crafting some of the best bases around to layer with their stunning toppings. A place for people who want their pizza thin, crunchy and tasty.
HEN AND CHICKEN
Famous for its comedy nights but they also serve decent pizza too, with a whole menu dedicated to these circles of loveliness. Check out their midweek deals when you can get two pizzas for a generous discount.
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