Casamia in Bristol, City of - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Casamia may be closed permanently but I think it's important to get this off my chest. They contacted us months ago informing us they would have to cancel our table as we were booked in on their last ever service intended for friends and family only, but when they heard we were to be married the day prior and it was part of our mini-moon they went above and beyond and invited us regardless. When we arrived Joe had clocked us coming and extended a very warm welcome. He clearly loves his craft and has the charisma for it. We were taken to our seats by Amy and Aisha who were lovely and kept us at ease. The entire place oozed cool but regardless we never felt out of place. All the FOH team, Sommelier and chefs were kind, funny and made the entire evening special for me and my wife. The food was obviously incredible, 20 courses each competing with eachother for the best but all wonderful. The icing on the cake was the wine flight which was a gift from the restaurant. Every glass had a story and it all tasted phenomenal. The guy really knew his stuff. We both wish every success to all the team with whatever lies next and a big thank you for what became the highlight of our honeymoon! Congrats Amy & Joe we hope the wedding is a laugh! Adrian & Caitlin Webster

It is perhaps slightly academic reviewing a restaurant that is closing in August and is most likely fully booked up until then, but just on the off chance that anyone is still trying to book here goes… First impressions were that it’s all quite dark, and in fact as we were led in it was difficult to even make out where we were going. Once you are in though it’s quite a pleasant low lighting level, and your eyes soon adjust. As others reviewers have said, it’s a little different with the loud(ish) music and lighting effects. I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, but the volume level was actually fine. Sure, it’s louder than would normally be expected in a restaurant, never mind a top end one, but I was actually pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed this and how much it added to the ambience. I’m not particularly hip and trendy when it comes to music and I don’t think I recognised any of the tracks, but helpfully you’re given a QR code at the end which links you to the Spotify playlist, so you can explore the music at your leisure. The disco style lighting didn’t really get going until quite late on in the meal and again, I thought that added to the atmosphere rather than detracting from it. Despite the twenty odd courses served, most are just a single mouthful and I don’t think any of them were more than a couple. That might sound as though you’ll leave feeling hungry, typically with a tasting menu you’d expect at least a couple of more substantial dishes, but that wasn’t the case here and any more food would have been a struggle. With so many courses it’s difficult to remember specific highlights or lowlights, but on the whole we very much enjoyed almost everything. The first of the two scallop dishes was perhaps a little disappointing, and I really didn’t like the smoky ice cream that was served with the (otherwise delicious) cherry pie but I think that was pretty much it, everything else was very good. The wine flight was ok, although probably not worth the amount charged (are they ever?) but at least you could get top ups and you were advised how many courses each wine covered when it was served. Service was exemplary, but at the same time friendly and informal, not at all stuffy. Definitely worth a go as a once in a lifetime experience, and I’m very glad we got the chance before they close.

Expensive! Casamia has no choice but to be expensive. At full capacity, I believe 25 is the greatest number of guests Casamia can serve. Financially, they would not be able to survive without charging a hefty tariff. At lunch the day we were there (April 2022), 17 guests were in attendance. Anyone who chooses to have a meal at Casamia should VERY MUCH like the flavor profile and the aroma profile of smoke. Of the more than 20 dishes served (lunch lasted more than 3 hours), over half had noticeable elements of smoke coming mostly from an open wood-fired grill. The kitchen is open to the dining room by design, as are the workings of the somm staff. Everything is well choreographed and for me that is part of the problem. It is not choreographed in the way a classic 1970s Paris Michelin 3 star restaurant would have been. Rather, Casamia presents itself as a sort of “performance art meets haute cuisine”. Dark and brooding with graffiti-like walls, Casamia tries to put an ultra hip spin on what has already been done so brilliantly in the past at places like Alinea. If I had to guess, I would say we were in the minority of guests who found the experience cloying. Most guests seemed to be tapping their toes to the eclectic playlist of music and taking in the immersive video display that followed the beat of the music. I found it all very distracting. Unlike a place like Fat Duck where every little trick has a culinary foundation, there was very little of that here. The end product at great restaurants always seems to be greater than the sum of it’s parts. With the dishes at Casamia it seems as though each dish has the guest focusing on only one element, making it somewhat dull. If a restaurant is going to put out 20+ dishes, each dish better find a way to distinguish itself. Not happening at Casamia. Because there were so many courses, it was virtually guaranteed a few would miss the mark. However, in the case of Casamia, the dishes that hit the mark were the ones few in number. When it came to wine selection, we elected to let the sommelier do the work and so we went with the wine pairings at £240 for 2 people. This was a big mistake. We would have been much better off had we chosen 2 bottles of wine equaling £240, rather subjecting ourselves to the 7 wines chosen by the somm. At least then we would have gotten pleasure from what was in our glass, when there was precious little to be had with the wines the somm selected. In fact, the meal might have been better enjoyed had we been drinking beer or perhaps sake. Wine pairings at the many restaurants now serving multi-course, small plate menus have an intrinsically difficult time getting the wine selections right. This was certainly the case at Casamia. So, was there anything positive to take away from the experience at Casamia? Yes. The staff were very friendly and happy to answer our many questions. I asked several how long they had worked at the Casamia. All said they had been there 2 or more years, said it was a great team to work with and that they thoroughly enjoyed their time there. Despite the culinary disappointment, the staff kept things fun. Bottom line…if two people are going to spend £700 on lunch, the restaurant really needs to tick a few more boxes.

I’ve been waiting a long time to go for dinner at Casamia and I’m not totally sure how I felt about it. Firstly the booking was interesting, I’ve never received an email before to confirm the reservation and to advise I don’t have a drink before I arrive so I enjoy my experience, at 43 I’m not sure I needed this! The service was impeccable, the staff were attentive and very knowledgeable. We had a lovely table at the rear of the restaurant which gave us a view through to the kitchen. I thought the music was genius, kept it interesting and lively. Also loud enough to ensure you felt privacy at your table, without it I think I’d find just 6 other tables in the whole place quite intense. The first few courses were light and fresh. The trout with caviar was stunning. All little mouthfuls of joy. But there were then about 10 courses of fish and meat that were all very heavily seasoned with soy. By the end I felt slightly like I’d overdosed on umami, if that’s such a thing?! We both felt incredibly thirsty. I needed more vegetables and certainly something fresher, it felt it was slightly one dimensional. When I’ve look at the photos of these course they are all very brown and lacking colour. The desserts were interesting and the rhubarb one was particularly delicious. The total bill for two with one wine flight was about £550 which is a hefty bill. It was a fun concept, the service was great, loved the venue but the menu needs some tweaks in the meat and fish section re seasoning.

Just the most incredible and memorable dining experience. Amazing food, service and atmosphere. Cannot fault it at all. Thanks to all for such a special time. Would recommend to anyone for a special occasion- you won't be disappointed.

For my 30th birthday I wanted to experience a Michelin star meal my boyfriend gave me vouchers for Casamia and we were completely blown away. From our arrival to leaving the experience as a whole was brilliant, the music and ambience made the evening stand out so much. The food - well each course kept getting better and better! Just delicious! The kitchen team are amazing. We had the wine pairing which was very generous and complimented the courses perfectly. The som was very informative. The team serving us were all great, very friendly and again informative. We had the best evening and will hopefully be returning again someday. This restaurant is very chic and definitely my style.

In England visiting Bristol (home town) from Washington DC (New home town) and booked 2 seats at the bar for a drink and Apps prior to going to The Shop (see sep. review). Did not know what to expect and we were taken aback by the ambiance, setting, drinks, food, music etc. This a must for our next visit so that we can experience the entirety of the restaurants menu . This is a Bristol I did not know growing up and am glad I know now. We often eat at starred restaurants and this is unique. Joe looked after us and we thank him for the attention. We highly recommend Casamia. Casamia is a dining treat and the show and music only adds to it. We sampled a few Apps and they were amazing. The mushrooms were wonderful as was the tomato app/palate cleanser which was exceptional. The flavours and smells of the food are calling us back. In life, memories are what endure and exceptional food experiences tops our list. Looking forward to our next trip.

I've never been so Amazed at any Restaurant, its not just food, its theater thrown in, blew my mind and taste buds away.

I’d been to Casamia twice before but this was my first visit since it’s revamp - black decor, music & video, and not least the installation of Zak Hinchman as Head Chef. I’d read the reviews and knew I was in for something quite different …the anticipation was in itself exciting. And Casamia definitely delivered. It has to have been the funkiest and most relaxed experience I’ve had at any Michelin restaurant, let alone actually any restaurant in the UK, and one which still delivered fabulous food. All the staff were engaging and friendly (although the male sommelier was, somewhat typically, harder work than the rest… but we wore him down eventually!) We had so many delicious servings… all packed with flavour and beautifully presented. We loved the smoky theme running through it all. Our flight of wines revealed some lovely novel choices, all delicious and all served with a real sense of generosity - with our glasses being eagerly topped up throughout the courses. The music is diverse and not so loud that it’s distracting… and I love the fact that Zak’s various playlists are provided through the QR code on the menu given at the end of the meal - I’ve been exploring those and finding some fabulous new music ever since. So Zak, Summer and the rest of the team at Casamia - thankyou for making us feel so welcome and for spoiling us rotten. We loved our experience and will be back!

I really like the ambience of this restaurant. Not only are the tables nicely positioned apart, but are af good size, and are quality without fuss. The staff are very professional but also friendly and good fun, which is what this restaurant is about, as well as a fine dining experience of course. The chef made a little speech at the beginning(everybody starts at the same time and is having the same thing). 20+ courses-blimey. But they are really not much more than a mouthful. Too many to describe and there was great variation. Generally they were of a Michelin Star standard. I enjoyed it tremendously. We had the wine pairing and this I was not so impressed with. Wines from all over the world might be fun, but not necessarily the most appropriate. I would of preferred some more traditional ones, particularly from France. It was all very expensive, of course. Too much so, outside of London, really. But I for one will definitely be returning.

I find it fascinating reading some recent reviews, as a tiny minority miss the whole point of this unique venue! You will see, after nearly 1500 reviews on trip advisor and now 93 michelin stars, I will try many gastronomic experiences. This is food theatre supplemented with mostly outstanding food. Their attention to detail just enhances the experience. Of all the amazing courses the mushroom one was frankly exceptional! The popcorn chicken course was nice, if a tiny bit dry, I have no criticism of any of the other of the 20+ courses! Staff are wonderfully attentive special mention to the curly haired guy. Chef started and finished this sensational experience. The lights the smell and the venue add extra atmosphere to the whole thing. The flavours were carefully developed, yes there is smoke (smoked ice cream was a new and amazing flavour) if you can’t taste the flavours I respectfully suggest a chippy or macdonalds as clearly you don’t have the palate for this! The pace is quite rapid but not too fast, all courses being explained. This is NOT by any stretch of the imagination a sedate altar to Michelin starred quiet perfection. This is a lively personality driven celebration of sound, film accompanied by the highest quality food presented by highly committed professional staff showing another side from traditional subdued dining. I am 65, not necessarily the expected “target” audience, but never mind I still put it in my top ten meals of all time Ps toilets very well presented too. This is not a cheap meal but you do get great value for your money. We travelled a round trip of nearly 340 miles was it worth it….. CATEGORICALLY YES!!

This was my fourth visit to Casamia and the first since the various lockdowns. As much as I wanted to like it, it definitely feels like it’s lost its way. The first issue is the decor. I don’t know why they decided to paint the entire interior black, but essentially it’s very hard to see anything and there’s a real health and safety risk when going to the bathroom. The next issue is the relentless, loud music. We were sitting in front of a 4’ bass cab. I couldn’t hear half of what my partner said and each time a chef brought a new dish over, I couldn’t hear the explanation of what it was. My partner suffers from tinnitus, noted one of the hostesses had earplugs in all evening, but when he asked if there were any for guests, he was told no and consequently left with ringing ears. The food was good, although very miso-heavy. There were also far fewer vegetable dishes than they’d previously had which was a shame as they used to do some incredible things with vegetables. There are now 20 courses, but no unifying theme; nothing brings the dishes together, and if the head chef is trying to bring it together with his music, it doesn’t seem to work. The service was good but not as outstanding as it used to be. It used to be the case that each time you visited the loo, it was spotless; the sink had been cleaned, the bin emptied and it was impeccable and your napkin neatly folded on your table for when you returned. This time it was clean, but the bin wasn’t emptied in between people’s visits and the sink had water marks on it. No hand cream anymore either. The hallway had bicycles in it and the overall ambience just isn’t the same. I can see that Casamia is seemingly aiming for the youth market - though I can’t see many young people having the money to pay £250 to £300 a head - through its music, graffiti, projectors, dress down staff. But it’s definitely gone downhill in my view and isn’t worth the hefty price tag. Can’t see that we’ll be coming back.

Let me start by saying that the wait staff were absolutely amazing! Service makes or breaks an evening for us, and in this instance they did not disappoint! The venue is very cool, we really enjoyed the light and music that accompanied the food and the atmosphere was really good. However, we paid £180 fixed price (pre service and drinks) in advance per head for the food. We left feeling really sad and disappointed. The main issue with the food was the onslaught of soy and miso in everything, savoury or sweet. My partner and I are massive foodies and we love Japanese and oriental cuisine, but after 20 courses we actually declined to eat some because the smell was just so overwhelming that we were no longer enjoying it. Each course in isolation was reasonable, but as a combined succession of mouthfuls, it was way too much for us. The lack of variation in the seasoning meant even though there was a massive variety of meats, vegetables and really interesting things it all ended up tasting the same. The final straw was the sweet things all tasting of soy too. Literally no let up or change in flavour for any course! We made our feelings known at the restaurant (by the way based on reactions we'd seen from others during the night, we were not the only ones with these feelings) and credit due to the wonderful wait staff, they were very understanding and confirmed it was not the first time they'd had this feedback. Now whilst we are foodies, I'm sure the chef will argue here that our pallets are not refined enough or that we weren't open enough to trying new things, perhaps this is true. However, I'll end the review with this. We LOVE food, we spend the vast majority of our spare cash on food, we are happy to pay over the odds for amazing experiences, we adore trying new places and different cuisines. We are your target market and we won't be coming back.

The place is very unusual and weird in the best way. We loved the simple black decor with wooden logs that were just underlining the smoked dishes that were served through the menu. The taste of food is incredible. It is very Asian influenced and the matching of all the flavours is just sensational. It is definitely an experience with food, the music is making you feel cozy and very privet, you feel like you the only one there enjoying the flow of time, which by the way is going really fast. No idea how the 4 hours passed so quickly, definitely some magic involved. Overall, this was nothing like what we expected, it was so, so much better. Very unique and cool place where you definitely don’t have to worry which fork to use.

Let’s just start by saying the food was good. Really good. There was a heavy lean towards smoked dishes which wasn’t to everyone’s liking at our table and was a little overpowering, but otherwise impressive overall. I’ve eaten here before a few times and was keen to come again. It’s always been such a great experience that we wanted to, despite the huge hike in price (and payment in advance). We started by arriving at the restaurant five minutes before the booking and we’re made to wait at a locked door, along with many other guests. We all questioned whether they were actually open. At 7pm they appeared and thought it was amusing to keep us guessing. We were shown to our table, but as everyone arrived together, we were left without service for some 10 minutes or so. The chef spoke to all of us and explained that he would be playing music to accompany the food and was there anything In particular we wanted to listen to? There were some requests, but as the evening progressed it was clear that that he was only playing what he wanted. The music was so loud from the get go, that it was difficult to hold a conversation across the table. Drake and Kayne at full volume, which seemed unsuitable for the venue. I felt that he was indulging himself and we were being forced to listen. It took over the whole evening. I think they were trying to create an ‘experience’ but it was dire. I much preferred the old CasaMia which centered on the food, not the experience. We paid over £1,000 for 4 people. There was £200 of wine, but with the fixed price menu cost and the extra service charge applied, it seemed a ridiculous amount for the evening, I felt that it was absolutely not worth it. Would I return? Not a chance. Shame. It was always my favourite restaurant in Bristol.

All tastes of wood even the desserts what a joke, load music may as well gone to TGI fridays Over priced When I emailed the day after ... well they just did not care to say the least

Certainly a unique experience, it's refreshing to see a restaurant doing something different in terms of the ambience etc. Service was excellent from all the staff and wine pairing was also excellent, good selection and nice top-ups too. However If you have been to Casamia...

I brought my parents in law to Casamia because I'd already been the year before and had an amazing experience. This time however the restaurant was more like a night club with new black decor and music so loud that we couldn't have a conversation....

Such a disappointment! We have been a avid fans of casamia for the last 5 years . Sadly after covid they have decided to change their offering, higher prices and lower customer service and smaller dishes. This equates to less value and a distinct disregard...

A fun place with interesting atmosphere, eclectic music, enthusiastic staff and lots of good food BUT....it was just like GOT in that we got to the end -to the deserts-and you wished you had not bothered spending 4 hours getting there. A big part of...

Incredible venue, very different dining experience, awesome food. You must try this place, we absolutely loved it. Very single bite was simply stunning. Will definitely be back!

We loved everything about our trip to Casamia- the food is great. Some dishes really surprising and some fun takes on dishes (popcorn chicken and cheese on toast). Fantastic wine and service from all of the team as well.” Best part was the effort that...

Casamia has been our ‘go to’ place for celebrations but our most recent visit will be our last unless it changes again. We used to love the building, exquisite food and great service. The food remains truly outstanding but we hated the black decor, thought...

This was with no doubt the biggest disappointing dining experience of my life. Very pretentious with poor quality and so overpriced. The new chef changed everything from the original Casamia restaurant and all for the worst. Over 20 curses plated with not much care, often...

We went on a Saturday lunchtime. Zach the head chef and his team were very friendly and welcoming, although we were slightly alarmed to be told on several occasions that we should trust them and everything would be fine! In fact there was no need,...

Such a great evening with Zak and the rest of the team. 20 great courses, wine and good music. Loved the atmosphere and overall experience, shows that you can make great food and not take yourself too seriously 😉

I wouldn’t normally leave a review for a Michelin star restaurant, as they usually have all the good/great reviews that any restaurant can need , however this restaurant is definitely not your usual Michelin star kind of place, so here goes, firstly we loved the...

Came here 2 years ago with my girlfriend and had an incredible meal and was one to remember! Then I came here last week and wished I went some where else. Food was ok… but the use of miso and soy is lovely in some...

So we had waited a long time to have a meal here. Cant say enough good things about their tapas restaurant. Also I had been when the restaurant was in Westbury on Trym and loved it so my husband was keen to see what all...

Firstly the good things: The service is overall excellent: attentive, polite and enthusiastic. The food is also good, and you get a large number of dishes which obviously require significant skill to prepare. I was able to try flavour combinations and dishes which I’d previously...

The Bristol food scene is utterly bonkers - we have such delicious delights around every corner, we are almost overwhelmed with tasting menus, wine flights and Micheline stars. So it's a bold step to decide to throw the whole experience on its head and do...

Came with friends in June for the first time since they changed direction. If you are unsure about visiting, don’t be, it’s still the best restaurant in Bristol and one of the most underrated in the country IMO. Some of the reviews seem obsessed about...

Incredible food, drinks & service. I dined here with a friend. The restaurant called us as we had been stuck in traffic & were therefore a little late. The guy on the phone said he wanted to check we were ok as there had been...

A disastrous change of direction by Casamia, more concerned by not deviating from their new ‘vision’ than meeting customer need. The pitch black restaurant with extremely loud music which they refused to turn down, meant that anyone with mobility, sight or hearing needs could not...

We paid £300 per person for food and a wine flight. Really disappointed. If you compare to the pony and trap, bulrush, or any restaurants with a slightly cheaper price tag, you will find casamia wanting. Really stingy with the wine flight, even with the...

First impressions count, especially when paying £300 a head for meal and wine! Turned up about 10 minutes early, not having eaten here before we were unsure of how things work so I rang the doorbell. A lady answered, I explained that we had a...

We visited Casamia for a birthday a number of years ago and it was amazing. We booked again for last year but due to covid was cancelled a number of times. We finally got to eat here mid May and it was ok. We hadn't...

Many reviews I have read say the same the music is too loud and the food which should be the star of the show is not good enough! The customer should be the restaurants main priority always, this is definitely not the case in this...

Amazing experience from start to finish. Every course was simply stunning. This was our second visit to this wonderful place, and if anything, it was even better the second time around. As some point out, it is on the expensive side, especially the wine, but...

This is a late review as we visited February last year but it was incredible. Lovely staff, delicious food- the hot chocolate we had was amazing ! Five stars will be going again for our next very special occasion.

There just aren’t the superlatives. This was possibly the best meal I have ever had. Faultless. Perfect food and wonderful, almost theatrical service. Thank you.

We have just come back from an amazing evening of food service and theatre! Each course took you into a different culinary direction The wine pairing added to the experience and the music created a relaxed chilled vibe. Service was very friendly and relaxed. It...

My Husband and I had the tasting menu. We have been on several of these experiences all over the world and were really looking forward to coming to Casanova to experience theirs. Unfortunately the music was so loud it was extremely hard to hear what...

Food was not really up my taste. Service needs some improvements. Overall not really good left disappointed.

We had eaten here previously and promised to come back. The menu and service has changed considerably from before. The food is off the scale good, the wine flight was excellent, the service so attentive from lovely people. However no accommodation for dietary requirements was...

Having been going to Casamia at least once every 2 years since they were in Westbury on Trym we were really looking forward to a wonderful evening of lovely food. How disappointed we were. We arrived just after 7 into an extremely dark corridor before...

With the loud music and youth club feel I expected a burger - sad really given what it once was... less than 1

Fantastic experience, enjoyed it immensely,every mouthful bursting with flavour and the accompanying wines went very well. Staff friendly and attentive with good knowledge of the food and wine. Music quite loud and no variation of the menu to suit dietary requirements which doesn’t bother us...

Brief synopsis: incredibly relaxed and warming, impeccable service, and every dish light and on point with crisp, clean flavours. Is it worth £180? Debatable... but in terms of above Michelin * dining in Bristol there really is nowhere locally like it.

We entered the restaurant through a dark corridor and were greeted with loudish rap music. Lovely distanced tables (18 covers with 14 guests today on August Sunday) We were asked if we would like pre-lunch drinks but not offered a drinks menu. We chose Chablis...

Impressive combinations of ingredients with the result of novel taste experiences. Excellent wine list and a well-chosen selection of wines by the glass on which you get expert advice from Tom, the sommelier. The level of excellence is unbelievable. All dishes from the very first...

Wow what an experience. The most friendly welcoming staff you could meet. Lovely informal atmosphere, yet the most amazing food you could eat. Every course is out of this world. Cannot recommend enough. Thank you so much for an amazing night, will never forget it.

So, being an optimist I bought my wife dinner at Casamia for her birthday literally about 2 days before everything shut due to a touch of the COVIDS... The meal was finally realised 5 months later than it should have been, and by god it...

I booked a table in February as a present for my partner for Valentine’s Day. Unfortunately, lockdown started the week before our reservation, but rather than receive a phone call or email, I was forced to phone the restaurant to be greeted with an automated...

This is the third time I have eaten here. Once at their old location and twice here.As you can see from my photos their food is a work of art stunning and delicious. The team are friendly. Knowledgeable, there nothing they can’t do for you,...

This is what fine dining is all about, from the moment you walk in to the moment that you leave the staff are attentive, make you feel welcome and most of all provide a first class dining experience. The food is top drawer and served...

Casamia was the most amazing meal I have ever had. Michelin star restaurants can sometimes be daunting and you may think the people are all pretentious - you are mistaken, everyone was sooooo lovely, helpful and truly friendly and just really good at their jobs....

We booked Chef's Table, with the expectation to be sat near to the kitchen and in full view of the cooking experience. Instead, as we arrived, we were put at a breakfast bar style table, sat on uncomfortable bar stools, secluded from the diners with...

Having lived in Hampstead for a number of years and experienced the best of Mayfair and Central London restaurants I was surprised and disappointed to have left Casamia after a 3 hour sitting at a cost of £450 still hungry and needing to stop off...

7 course taster menu simply stunning. A must go to restaurant for that special Ocassion. Exceptional

I went to the Tate modern in st Ives a few years ago. It was full of yellow blobs on blank canvases and other such pretentious and inconsequential nonsense. However, some people were cooing and fawning over the symbolism and avant guard expressionism conveyed by...

What is so impressive about Casamia is not just the combinations of ingredients producing visually attractive and novel taste experiences, but also the way dishes that have had similar predecessors are brought up to new, even more striking gustatory levels by the clever intensification of...

Brilliant experience, staff and food was superb. Nothing was to much trouble. Would definitely recommend the whole experience from start to finish....

This was a birthday treat for me from Hubby. The experience was great, the staff are outstanding. The food was great - 2 of the 3 amuse bouche were fantastic but the steak tartare was overpowered by the Tabasco. The Mille feuille dessert didn’t really...

My wife took me to Casamia in Bristol as a Birthday treat. The service is exceptional! We were given a brief tour of the kitchen. We had the 7 course tasting menu along with the flight wines. The food was out of this world -...

Fine dining with exceptional tastes, flavours and textures. Bristol is very fortuitous to have this incredible restaurant. I would highly recommend a visit. Perfect for special occassions. Absolutely impeccable and welcoming service. Looking forward to returning.

This was trully memorable dining experience. Dishes were yummy and well paired with wine. We were allowed to take a peek into kitchen, where cookes were working as normal. This place is a must when visiting Bristl!

As perfect as it gets. Food spectacular. Service perfect from people who know absolutely everything there is to know about each ingredient. Atmosphere calm and intimate. Book well in advance- but do book. It is so special.

Review photo before booking This is not value for money Very overpriced Wine flight is a swig of each region

A dining experience it was. We weren’t given a guided tour of the kitchen and guess what, no pots or pans no flames no smoke this was not a kitchen. Lots of chefs immaculate in their whites finely chipping herbs but no cooking taking place....

Firstly £48 for the lunch menu is a steal - amazing value. I had 3 courses as well as an amuse bouche and the biggest serving of petits fours ever! everything had a story and journey behind it and the tour round the kitchen at...

We had a wonderful meal with multiple excellent elements to the meal, with lovely amuse bouche- there were 3 and all were delightful. They also took into account the needs of each of our diners. We didn’t have the wine pairing, but still had lovely...

This was honestly one of the best meals I’ve had in my entire life. Thank you so much to all the staff who made my Dad’s 60th so special. Will be coming again.

Look at this menu, it’s so simple and perfect but the complexity of these dishes are insane. I wish I could cook at this level. 1st: Parmesan, this was incredible! It’s hard to explain just how good this was but it was an amazing start...

Just an amazing experience from start to finish. I totally get some of the negative comments on here as I read all the reviews good and bad before visiting however.... You have to put your fine dining at its best head on, you are not...

Faultless experience from the beginning to the end, we went with the tasting menu (10 course ) it was an amazing journey! Highly recommend it.

Not much atmosphere, a bit clinical in appearance. If you are expecting to feel that you have been well fed you will be leaving dissatisfied. We had the tasting menu extending over ten ‘courses’ a definition you soon discover to be sometimes no more than...

I have been looking forward to visiting Casamia for a while and was excited at last to be here again, experiencing such talent and precision. We opted for the tasting menu and one of us had the flight of wines which was exceptional. I don't...

The food here is immaculate and stunning, and the parmesan tart which was our amuse bouche was one of the best things I've ever eaten. The other three courses were similarly impressive and did showcase the skill and accomplishment of the cooking. The wine and...

Dining at Casamia provokes a new wave of enthusiasm every time we visit. What is so impressive about Casamia is not just the combinations of ingredients producing visually attractive and novel taste experiences, but also the way dishes that have had similar predecessors are brought...

Like other reviews on here, it is an amazing experience but not sure it is really worth the cost. You cannot fault the customer service, although it would be nice to be told how much you will be charged for still water! We didn't get...

Visiting Casamia was truly a wonderful experience! We were greeted at the door 15 minutes before our booking. We went on a tour to the kitchen to see their equipments and the chefs working as normal. We had the full menu, 12 dishes in total....

We visited Casa Mia with friends to celebrate a special event. As reported elsewhere you need to book well ahead and pay for the food in advance. We chose the taster menu with accompanying wine flight. We arrived and received a warm welcome from the...

That pretty much sums it up. Stunning food, very comfortable atmosphere and probably among the best food we've ever had. Not the cheapest but worth every penny

This is th the third time at this restaurant which says it all. No wonder it has a Michelin star. Such a perfect experience to share with friends.

The Trip Advisor reviews led us to book Casamia, but certainly did not prepare us for the amazing foodie theatre we were entertained with all night. The whole evening was simply stunning. A sincere welcome outside the door on a warm evening is always a...

Booked on line about 3 months in advance, you pay when booking. Non refundable but someone else can go in your place. We were the first ones to arrive and we received a warm welcome and were shown around the spotless kitchen where the chefs...

From the first moment of greeting at the door, we were made to feel like we were invited into a family. Welcoming into the kitchen and introduced to the chefs, was a novel and impressive start to the evening. Only a few tables, all with...

Amazing experience from start to finish. We started at 8 with a visit to the kitchen, meeting the chefs, then enjoyed a glass of champagne. We opted for the wine flight with the tasting menu and the food was sublime. Each chef came out and...

We visited this restauraunt yesterday afternoon as a couple for my birthday. Wow. Truly remarkable. I won’t go into too much detail as it is nice to have a little surprise when visiting these places but what I will say is that the kitchen staff,...

Amazing food, wine, ambience and service. Joe looked after us exceptionally well and his colleagues and the chef's were attentive and professional. A definite recommendation, we'll certainly be back.

Great attention to details in every aspect , welcoming -food - wine -presentation and service . Keep up the good work.

This was our second visit in 12 months. This really is the best restaurant in the south west. The service is second to none and the knowledgeable staff are a credit. We went with the 8 course menu and a wine flight. You can understand...

I visited the restaurant with my boyfriend for his graduation and birthday. The food was outstanding, lamb melting in your mouth, great wine list where you could buy by glasses and accommodating staff. There was not a single thing we could fault! The presentation was...

This restaurant is a real star. The attention to detail in every department is exceptional. The tasting menu and flight of wines was wonderful, with tastes to die for. Fully deserves it Michelin Star.

Went for my 50th with my son,already paid for meal months ago which is something I wasn't sure about. Decided on night to have wine taster too and you really do only get a taste of it...two cocktails each.two wine tasters,two coffees and water...£320! Food...

A surprise birthday treat and didn’t disappoint .Tasting menu with wine flight to be applauded .The flavours in each morsel delicious .Not a cheap night out but a real foodie experience for a special occasion.

Went here for a birthday treat after recommendation from friends, and cannot fault it. The interior is understated, with tables well spread out to ensure privacy. The layout is a little unusual, as the kitchen area is open, and the activities of the chefs can...

Had the pleasure of experiencing the full tasting menu - wow!! The food is absolutely delicious. Flavours that I didn’t even know existed. The level of thought, skill and effort that has gone into each and every dish is to be applauded. We were able...

This was the second time that we have dined at Casamia. The first time was quite a few years ago when they were located in a different part of the city. We had booked this on a quite a whim the same day and sat...