The best restaurants Bristol

Even if the time is grey outside, here everything is lively, cheerful, colourful, recorded. It's normal, we adopt Mexican attitude the time of a cocktail and a dish!

Riverstation is housed on the second floor of an attractive modern building on the waterfront of the iconic port. This chic and renowned restaurant offers a menu that changes daily but is always a hit with customers. On the first floor, the bar serves dishes at lower prices and in a less formal atmosphere. In fine weather, the terrace and balcony are very pleasant. An address we love for both its location and cuisine. Friendly staff and a clientele of locals and regulars. Don't forget to book at weekends!

Set in a barge on the quayside, Three Brothers Burgers is a must in Bristol. The space is warm and inviting, and you go there to devour excellent burgers in a variety of succulent recipes. The beers and ciders are also of high quality, and attract many an evening drink with friends. It's a popular and trendy place to go out and meet the locals. In summer, the place is very popular for its outdoor terrace overlooking the quays.

Specializing in American-style meats and cocktails, The Ox is Bristol's go-to address for carnivores. Portions aren't necessarily huge for first-rate diners, but it's in the quality of the meat that the real difference lies. You can come for lunch at a lower price, or in the evening in a classier setting. The atmosphere is subdued, with dark colors. We particularly recommend you try the traditional Sunday lunchtime roast, a favorite with the locals.

On the Isle of Spike, Wapping Wharf brings together some of the best of what Bristol has to offer at the moment, and perfectly sums up the current spirit of the city. There are a number of excellent small independent restaurants, bars and cafés, as well as delicatessen, beer, wine and cider stores. All of this is housed in old containers that recall the city's maritime past and are part of the district's history. There's no shortage of choice, and this is one of Bristol's must-visit culinary spots.

Discreetly tucked into a corner of Boyce's Avenue, this gastro-pub serves fine cuisine, which makes the most of seafood. The rooms are open for dinner in a chic atmosphere, or simply to drink a pint in the bar or on the large wooden tables. An excellent address!

Open since 1743, this delightful, friendly market is the perfect place to grab a bite to eat at lunchtime in central Bristol. Popular with locals and visitors alike, there are numerous stalls featuring cuisines from all over the world at low prices, under the arcades of the Georgian building. It's best to take some food to go, but it's possible to stay on site if you can find a table. If almost anything appeals, Pieminister is a classic and Eat a Pitta is also a tasty option.

An address that makes, restaurant, coffee, bakery, school, to provide European cuisine with organic products and reasonable prices. Nothing to blame.

Excellent Dutch pancake, salted as sweet with a wide choice of toppings.

Bordeaux Quay stands on the edge of the canal, deploying its terrace on the shore. Restaurant, bar and kitchen school, the hotel carries all its hats with talent. On the menu: French-inspired cuisine and stunning wine list. The name of the place comes, moreover, from what the building stored barrels of Bordeaux 200 years ago.

Taste genuine Japanese cuisine in a soothing atmosphere. Devant, sushi and sashimis are totally and served with finesse. With its almond green walls, bamboo and wicker chairs, the dining room offers an ideal setting for culinary ecstasy… In dessert, try the yuzu moss.

If you're in the neighborhood, this café at the entrance to Clifton Arcade is the place to come for a good meal on a budget. It boasts a pleasant terrace overlooking a charming square where musicians regularly play. The menu is simple and tasty: sandwiches, toasties and croques, as well as burgers, focaccias and salads. We also recommend our English breakfasts and brunches. The atmosphere is very pleasant and particularly lively at weekends. A cool, hip and friendly place.