Neighbourhoods of Bristol

Where to eat, district by district

Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.

• Old City & St Nicholas Market 61 places Cobbled trading quarter where the 1743 market halls, King Street's pubs and Corn Street's lunch queues share three compact blocks.
• Harbourside & Wapping Wharf 54 places The Floating Harbour's dockside walk, from Cargo's shipping-container kitchens to floating pubs and a bakery under the station arches.
• Stokes Croft & Montpelier 42 places Bristol's muralled counterculture mile and its village-like backstreets, running vegan co-ops, Caribbean rum bars and Persian mezze.
• Bedminster & North Street 20 places South Bristol's proudly local high street, its Bib Gourmand small-plates rooms and record-shop cafes strung between street-art gable ends.
• Redland & Chandos Road 19 places Leafy terraces hiding Bristol's most decorated food street: a Michelin star, a Bib Gourmand and a Korean guide-pick on one short road.
• Gloucester Road & Bishopston 12 places One of Britain's longest independent shopping streets, stacked with bakers, greengrocers, micropubs and family-run cafes for two miles.

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Bristol: 5-Gin Tasting at a Local Craft Distillery

Sip a garnished Bristol Dry Gin and tonic on arrival at St Nicholas Market, then taste five in-house seasonal gins. Learn the distillery's history, how botanicals are ...

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Guided tour · 1.5 hours

Bristol: Wine and Cider Tour with Tastings

Discover the art of natural winemaking and cider-making on a tour of an organic vineyard and cider farm near Bristol. Enjoy tastings of award-winning ciders and wines.

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Private tour · 2 hours

Bristol: Chocolate Tasting Tour with Guide

Discover Bristol's chocolate-making heritage on a guided tour. Sample delicious treats, explore the Old Town, and finish at the beauftiful St. Nicholas Market!

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• Clifton & Clifton Village 11 places Georgian crescents by the Suspension Bridge, where a centuries-old cider house, an open-air lido kitchen and pastel delis set the pace.
• Easton & St Marks Road 9 places Bristol's most multicultural food streets, where a 1978 South Asian superstore, halal grills and a micro roastery trade side by side.
• Old Market & Totterdown 9 places Railway-arch taprooms, a glass-walled brewery and hillside terraces where east and south Bristol drink closest to the source.