Best Family Restaurants in Greenbank

"Already in it’s eleventh year, The Cowshed opened back in 2009 with a focus on serving great food in a relaxed environment and they’ve stayed the course ever since. The man behind the ethos, Adam Denton, noted he wanted the addition of a restaurant where he was able to combine an “informal setting with an emphasis on quality, local produce” into the already thriving food scene of his hometown and so The Cowshed was born in a store on Whiteladies Road. Fitting that the front looks like a butchers shop, albeit a little more posh."

"With a focus on using locally sourced produce, The Cowshed in Clifton bases its menus around the British seasons, which means the main menu changes throughout the year. They’re best known for their incredible steaks which tend to be associated with a higher price. However, The Cowshed has a set lunch menu and an early bird deal which are both available throughout the week at unbelievable prices."

"The focus is on quality, locally sourced meat – aged beef, slow-braised lamb, pork belly, plus the pièce de résistance, 'steak on stone', served sizzling..."

"Another place I wish got shouted about more – Adelina Yard turns out some truly spectacular dishes in very understated surroundings, which is my kinda restaurant – I hate pomp and ceremony. Chef Jamie Randall is all about making local ingredients sing, and the plates always arrive looking gorgeous too. They’ve got a small terrace at the back of the restaurant which overlooks the river if you want some scenery while you eat."

"Adelina Yard is cosy yet chic, with a standout menu that would rival any starred restaurant. The clever duo behind the waterside hideaway Jamie and Olivia really know how to cook up a treat with their impeccable small plates. Both chefs have an impressive history of working in some of London and Bristol’s best restaurants, together they have crafted menu that is both imaginative and provocative."

"The aim at The Marlborough Tavern is simple – to bring you great tasting home cooked food with an emphasis on seasonal and local produce. It's about great British food. Tripadvisor users had this to say:"

"You’ll find named suppliers on the menu, with plates of hearty ingredient focused fare like chargrilled pigeon or Cornish mackerel with salsa verde on offer."

"At Giraffe “we pride ourselves on discovering the best tastes, flavours and recipes from around the world and sharing them with you. After all, why taste something you’ve eaten a million times, when you can taste a whole new world?. ”  Giraffe’s breakfast menu includes the likes of a Gluten free brunch (Smoky bacon, baked beans, fried or scrambled eggs, roasted vine tomatoes, avocado smash and field mushrooms), Eggs Benedict chorizo (Toasted English muffin, buttered and topped with chorizo, soft poached eggs, hollandaise sauce and fresh salsa.) and Nutella and Banana Pancakes."

"They’re still very family-friendly (they have a great kids menu), but they also now have £5 cocktails & a bottomless brunch too. We were kindly invited to try out their new menu. We got seated and decided to order some of their all day every day £5 cocktails."

"Pieminister, 7 Broad Quay, 24 Stokes Croft & St Nicholas Market. Boston Tea Party, 75 Park Street, 156 Cheltenham Road, 97 Whiteladies Road, 1 Princess Victoria Street, 239 Gloucester Road & 7 Longdown Avenue. Thali, 1 William Street, 64-66 St Mark’s Road, 12 York Road, 1 Regent Street & Tobacco Factory, North Street"

"Pieminster have registered their Stokes Croft and St Nicholas Market branches for the scheme. Address: Stall 32, St Nicholas Market, St Nicholas Street, BS1 1JQ & 24 Stokes Croft, BS1 3PR"

"The Victoria Art Gallery is Bath’s public art museum and houses a diverse collection of paintings, sculpture and decorative arts. The Gallery’s collections range from the 15th century to the present day and includes many works by local artists."

"Tip: If you’re planning to visit the museums, grab a Museum Saver ticket, which includes the Fashion Museum, Roman Baths and Victoria Art Gallery and visit three great museums during your stay. Tickets are valid for 14 days."

"Whether you are a history buff, or you want to know some interesting facts about the Somerset County, Weston Museum is the perfect place to be. Located in the heart of Weston-super-Mare, the Weston Museum showcases the history of the city as well as its surrounding areas with the help of many exhibits. You can learn about the developments taken ...Read more"

"Following a two-year major refurbishment Weston Museum is open after a £1.6 million Heritage Lottery Fund and Town Council investment. Vist the new galleries, showcasing Weston-super-Mare and North Somerset's wonderful heritage."

"I first came across Society in its home city of Bath, where I managed to visit the two branches in the order that they opened, a rarity for the Coffee Spot, starting with Kingsmead Square before moving onto The Corridor. However, I’ve safely broken that trend by skipping the third Society Café, in Oxford, instead visiting the fourth and most recent branch which opened this summer in Bristol. You’ll find Society Café down by the harbour, on the corner of Narrow Quay and Farr’s Lane, right next to the youth hostel."

"Society Café is one of my favourite spots in the centre, especially when with the kids as it’s plenty spacious enough for a pushchair. It has a bright and airy, somewhat hipster, design and serves up great coffee, sweet treats and light lunches."