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"What: SquareMeal’s UK Restaurant of the Year 2018 is a hugely impressive harbourside venture located on the ground floor of the old Bristol General Hospital building, now given a stylish 21st-century makeover in chic neutrals. Casamia's enthusiastic staff aid and abet the chefs in the open kitchen as they take diners on an immensely flavoursome gastronomic journey inspired by the seasons. One-word descriptions (‘salad’, ‘turbot’, ‘duck’) give few clues to the sheer brilliance of the food, but all is revealed once the delicately complex creations start arriving on bespoke crockery."

"The prices may mean you have to save visits for a special occasion (you’re looking at close to £100 per person for the full menu or Chef’s Table, and it’s non-refundable once you book), but Casamia has a reputation for ambition that has put it at the top of Bristol’s fine dining establishments. This doesn’t make it overly formal – there’s no dress code. A focus on seasonal produce means menus change regularly, though there is an Italian influence."

"Probably the best known Michelin star restaurant in Bristol, Casamia is a fine dining experience like no other. The menu at Casamia changes with the seasons, as does the interior of the restaurant. The dishes are designed to showcase seasonal produce at its best and are inspired by childhood memories, locations and people the chefs have met."

"A well-known and popular spot, Bambalan is located in the city centre opposite the Colston Hall and features two roof terraces, ping pong tables and foosball tables. Enjoy fresh and healthy food options and a post-work drink on the ambient terrace overlooking Bristol City Centre."

"Serving up vibrant North African and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, Bambalan is a Bristolian favourite. What makes it so special?. The mega rooftop bar with a view of the city centre, which frequently welcomes DJ sets and summer parties in the warmer months."

"Address: Podium Level, Colston Tower, Colston Street, Bristol BS1 4XE. See alsoThe Most Beautiful Shepherd's Hut in the Lake District. Phone number: 0117 922 1880"

"Why: As the holder of one of our coveted Bronze Awards, you know you’re in safe hands dining at Woky Ko. Created by MasterChef finalist Larkin Cen, this casual Asian eatery is housed in a small (but perfectly formed) shipping container right on the edge of Wapping Wharf. On the menu you’ll find a range of plate-styles, from small tapas-sized serves to sharing boards and individual mains."

"Woky Ko is owned by Masterchef finalist Larkin Cen who, like must right minded people, have decided Bristol is the place to be. Serving up plates of ice cream bao, noodles, pot stickers and fantastic sharing plates, it's easy to stick to what you know or stray into unknown territory for something a bit different. We love the Korean Fried Chicken, Kimchi and Gochujang Bao."

"Woky Ko is an award-winning Asian restaurant group in Bristol with four unique sites found in Clifton, Wapping Wharf, Park Street and St Nicks. The Wapping Wharf restaurant is currently open for dining out on the roof top. Address: Unit 7, CARGO, Wapping Wharf, Gaol Ferry Steps, Bristol BS1 6WP"

"About: The Stable is a family friendly restaurant and cider house serving artisan pizzas, gourmet pies and over 80 types of craft cider, from all across the West Country. Colouring sheets and crayons are available to keep little ones entertained in between courses. Price Range: Kids from £5.00 | Adults from £8.50"

"Located in a chic refurbished warehouse along the Harbourside is The Bristol Stable, a cider-loving pizzeria. The open kitchen knocks out a range of signature sourdough slices, with toppings such as slow-roasted lamb shoulder, Sriracha chicken and BBQ jackfruit."

"Zizzi restaurants are passionate about simple Italian cookery. Whether it's pizza or pasta, salads or risotto, or carne and pesce (meat and fish), each dish is prepared with fresh, seasonal ingredients - from the popular classics to Zizzi's own…"

"This is the perfect location for a much needed break after sightseeing or a shopping spree. Our Italian restaurant serves tasty Italian dishes from ..."

"The Mayflower is located right beneath the Bearpit roundabout, but don’t let the location put you off – the food is out of this world. It’s widely looked upon as serving up the city’s tastiest Chinese food, so it’s well worth hunting out. Oh, and it’s open until 3am."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Mayflower Chinese Restuarant (@mayflowerbristol)"

"Family-owned authentic Chinese Restaurant just by the Bearpit that is now open for bookings and walk ins. Address: 1a, 5a Haymarket Walk, Bristol BS1 3LN"

"Bocabar’s Finzels Reach branch offers a beautiful outdoor space away from the hustle and bustle of the city and is located in cute square not far from the Floating Harbour. Their Paintworks branch has also made a comeback with their outdoor terrace and bookings are being taken for indoor and outdoor dining. The restaurant serves up seasonal small plates that are perfect no matter how hungry you may be, but if you’re anything like us, we’re always hungry."

"Located in the creative Paintworks area of the city, Bocabar has certainly become something of a Bristol institution. Drawing a varied clientele from families and freelancers by day to a young, fashionable crowd by night. Also, the Sunday Roasts and stonebaked pizza are popular with families, as are the extremely spacious interiors and children’s toys."

"Large warehouse bar serving Brazilian-style pizzas, with leather sofas, fairy lights and live music. Both their Finzel’s Reach & Paintworks places are now open for bookings. Address: Paintworks Central Trading Estate, Bath Rd, Paintworks, Arno’s Vale, Bristol, BS4 3EH & Finzels Reach, Fermentation, 1 Hawkins Ln, Bristol BS1 6JQ"

"The Museum of East Asian Art is located a few metres from The Circus in central Bath and is one of the most unique art collections in England. Situated in a restored Georgian house, the Museum attracts the interest of students, scholars and tourists, and also has a loyal local following. Since opening to the public in April 1993, the Museum has gone from strength to strength, and has become one of the most extensive collections of East Asian art outside London."

"Be sure to add the Museum of East Asian Art (MEAA) to your list of Bath attractions to explore. Housed in another of the city's gorgeous old Georgian townhomes, this fascinating museum opened in 1993 and contains many fine collections of carvings made from jade and bamboo. There are also many bronze sculptures and ceramics from across East and Southeast Asia, including Korea, Japan, and China, in the collection."

"1 km from city center 17 out of 20 places to visit in Bath. Established in 1993, the Museum of East Asian Art is the only museum of the United Kingdom preserving collections of East Asian art and other artefacts. Located on Bennett Street, the museum is a 12-minute walk from the city centre."

"The Victoria Art Gallery is another Bath museum that’s free for children – you can also get combined tickets with the Roman Baths and Fashion Museum, and it’s another great option for rainy days in Bath with kids. The collection includes items from the 15th century right up to the present day (including a recently acquired Grayson Perry print). As well as family events during school holidays, you’ll find art trolleys stocked with crafts to try including colouring and a portrait trail."

"If you are a lover of art, the permanent gallery at Victoria Art Gallery is free to enter and there are large temporary exhibitions throughout the year. The museum is filled with paintings, sculptures and decorative arts and collections range from the 15th century to the present day. The Victoria Art Gallery is open from 10:30am-5pm every day and kids can make some art of their own with the worksheets and art trolleys around the museum."

"Sprinkles offers a huge range of tempting treats, including around a dozen gelato flavours. The 'Milk Chocolate Sensation', which sees strawberries and bananas with a lattice of milk chocolate sauce and topped with milk chocolate flakes, sounds particularly delicious. One Tripadvisor reviewer said: "OMG, this place is a most, couldn't find one thing wrong Gelato, waffles, crepes, your spoilt for choice, the portions big, staff very friendly, great family gelato."

"About: Sprinkles Gelato has been serving incredible gelato and handmade desserts since 2012. Using only the best ingredients to prepare and present sumptuous desserts to their wonderful customers, ensuring that every mouthful is as good as the last. They look forward to welcoming you to one of our dessert parlours, where you will receive the full Sprinkles Gelato experience."

"About – Easy to access, this dessert house offers absolutely everything sweet!. Offering a warm, friendly environment they pride themselves on the creation of their magnificent, handmade desserts. Whether you’re fancying a warm cookie dough, soft rippled ice creams, delicious crepes, squidgy loaded waffles, shakes or smoothies they can meet your dessert needs!"

"About: Oliver’s parlour has been the home to premium Gelato for many years. You won’t want to miss out on their smooth, creamy Gelato flavours as well as their beautifully fruity dairy-free options. All of their ice cream flavours are carefully & slowly blended to perfection, containing just the right combination of sweetness, creaminess and crunch."

"It's no secret that Wapping Wharf is one of the best places in town to find great food: it's a hotspot. On Wapping Wharf, find homemade gelato at Bertha's Pizza, artisanal pastries at the Old Market Bakery, and tempting coffee-/cake combos at Mokoko, but have you heard of Oliver's?. Oliver's is an artisan gelateria and chocolatier based in CARGO 2."

"About – Oliver’s parlour has been the home to premium Gelato for many years. You won’t just find Gelato here though!. You won’t want to miss out on their smooth, creamy Gelato flavours, beautifully fruity dairy-free options, fresh smoothies, soft waffles and sweet crepes."

"Tucked away in Bristol’s “cultural quarter”, The Crafty Egg offers diners the perfect place to sit down, relax and enjoy some great food and drink, whilst watching the world go by outside.If you’re feeling hungry, try out the Crafty Breakfast, which comes with all the usual suspects, as well as spinach, salsa and other good things. Vegetarian and vegan versions are also available, as is the Crafty Challenge, which is a breakfast piled on top of a stack of pancakes and eggs!"

"Warm, rustic cafe offering brunch specials such as egg dishes & cheese fondue plus coffee drinks. Their website does not seem to be working at the time of writing, but I can see by the reviews that it is a popular place, and anywhere that does cheese fondue sounds good to me!. You can find their Facebook page here for more info."

"The Crafty Egg have always made great coffee and since they’ve opened up that’s not changed, however as well picking up an oat milk latte you can now grab yourself a plant from their new crafty jungle!"

"The attention-grabbing pancake stacks (with blueberries, bacon, or both) are top of our must-try list here, with savoury and sweet french toast, bacon sarnies and eggs on toast following closely behind. Great for coffee, hangover obliteration and entertaining small children – thanks to a brilliant kids’ play corner – there’s absolutely no requirement to join the queue for the giant dryer out back but should you feel the need laundry prices are reasonable and the service washes are life-changing."

"When was the last time you hung out in a launderette at breakfast time?!. This retro-themed café is perfect for those times when you can’t decide whether to wash your clothes or eat a meal!. Located in Stokes Croft in the heart of Bristol’s Cultural Quarter, At The Well is renowned for its stacks of warm fluffy pancakes and friendly service."

"At this café cum laundrette (find a better combination, we’ll wait), you can do both at the same time. No twiddling your thumbs while you wait for your clothes to be done either. Bring a friend and have a brunch date or get on with some work to pass the time."

"Why: If you’re looking for a hearty breakfast that will fill you up for the rest of the day, visit this biker café to get your brunch fix. Doubling up as a clothing shop, you can expect big portions and tasty treats. Try the American-style pancake stack with your choice of toppings, or go for one of the bagels with a range of different fillings."

"Meatballs with a kick on freshly made foccacia and a crispy chicken and bacon burger washed down with a cold one 👊. New year, new flavours!. Come down and escape the cold with our delightful mug of Chai Amaretti Rooibos, a blend of chai spices and Amaretti red bush tea @ironworks_co @dilorenzocaffe #bristol #bristollife"