The best restaurants serving British food in Stoke Bishop Bristol, City of South West

El gerente fue muy grosero las bebidas son caras y el personal a menudo trae los cafés equivocados y si pides una taza normal y sacan una de papel y señalas esto están "demasiado ocupados" para cambiarla básicamente terminas esperando más de 30 Mon por un café caro que puede o no ser el correcto

My family and I used to go regularly for lunch , lovely haddock and chip meal , £15 but well worth it . Now new owners the food is terrible, £15 for a piece of frozen fish you can get at Iceland for £5 for 4 pieces and a handful of chips , flat beer not much better . It’s such a shame , the only local pub and will probably be shut down soon , had such high hopes , what a disappointment

The idea of outdoor dinning under canvass in what is still, a relatively uncertain time, is a blessing, and this open space is super! Part of the genius idea by Breaking Bread events company, we see a couple of really strong 'pop up' restaurants from Bristol's well loved Pony & Trap, Bianchis, Team Love, The Love Inn & Pipe & Slippers. As this is the last month for this excellent pop up, only HomeGrown and Pipe & Lovers remain, & for a per-Theatre treat, it was a good meal. Service is OK, very friendly, if a little slow. The menu is tight, but OK, with your standard, Burger & Chips, Fish & Chips, a veggi Burger, Curry and Sausage & Mash, nothing outstanding, but nothing bad, and it's clear all ingredients are of quality, & I imagine locally sourced. For a Pre Theatre dinner, this was a good option, good to experience, friendly staff and if on a warmer, sunnier day, I imagine, very popular. Well done on creating yet another brilliant Bristol Foodie destination.