Top Best Italian Restaurants in Greenbank

"A once old tram shed, Zerodegrees is easily one of the coolest rooftop bars in Bristol. There’s a dining garden, an outdoor terrace, and even balcony seats to choose from. This means you’re more than spoilt for choice on where to situate yourself for outside drinks at Zero Degrees."

"Sitting at the top of, or very close to, TripAdvisor's 'Restaurants in Bath' for many years, Sotto Sotto has long since been the number one choice for Italian cuisine in the city. A magnet for foodies and romantics alike, Sotto Sotto is located in the barrel-vaulted basement of a Georgian edifice, just a few minutes walk from the Roman Baths and Abbey and almost right beside the River Avon. The restaurant is a very popular choice with a small number of tables, meaning booking ahead is almost essential."

"For a tantalisingly tempting and authentically Italian feast, Sotto Sotto is the place to be. The tiny restaurant, with its simple, yet unique venue, has a five-star rating on TripAdvisor. The intimate, wine cellar-like interior lends an ambiance of exclusivity while you dine on herb-crusted rump of lamb or risotto with creamy parmesan cheese."

"Rosemarino’s mission is simple – “to deliver outstanding dishes using high quality, simple ingredients. No fuss – just great tasting food that everyone can enjoy. Visit us during the day for our legendary (yes, legendary) breakfast options, or why not go ‘Italian tapas’ style and choose a selection of our Cicchetti and Antipasti.” Brunch is served from 9am until 3pm every day of the week."

"While Italian restaurants aren’t usually known for their brunches, Rosemarino is different. With brunch served from 9am – 3pm every single day, this is one of the hottest tickets in town. Forget a standard full English, here you’ll be enjoying the full Italian…!"

"Keeping it simple at down The Corridor shopping arcade, Dough is without a doubt one of the best pizza restaurants in Bath. Down this lovely open-air street, Dough takes up an unmissable amount of real estate, showing off its freshly made pizza pies and warm, rustic atmosphere. What makes Dough unique is its willingness to experiment with new flavors and combinations, even breaking with tradition a little."

"There are some situations where only a pizza will do, and the best place for that in Bath is at Dough. These handmade, artisan pizzas are topped with premium ingredients like Neapolitan yellow tomato sauce."

"In the heart of Cabot Circus shopping centre, next to the cinema, Zizzi is a contemporary and vibrant Italian restaurant, offering a stylish dining experience with a commitment to fantastic service. The menu has something for everyone - during the day…"

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"About: They are a traditional Italian/Sardinian Restaurant just a 5 minute walk from the city centre of Bristol. Their head chef being born in Sardinia, Italy, in which their entire menu is inspired from his home town and his mother back in Sardinia. They take pride in their homemade traditional Italian dishes as well as their delicious pizza's also handmade from creating the pizza dough to cooking them in the stone oven."

"About: From delicious live cooked Japanese teppanyaki to aromatic curries from South East Asia to seven different types of Chinese all you can eat buffet style, at COSMO there truly is something for everyone to enjoy. If you can’t decide between savoury charcuterie and cheeses to a comforting shepherd’s pie in true British style, why not try both?. And if you’re feeling indulgent, choose from cheesecake, tiramisu and a whole range of pastries hand crafted by patisserie chefs at our buffet dessert counter."

"Trying to decide where to go out for a meal with friends or family can be one of the most difficult decisions to make. Something that should be simple and enjoyable can turn into a nightmare, going back and forth to find something that works for everyone. It can be especially challenging if there are kids or picky eaters coming along who might like more plain foods than everyone else."

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"Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is one of Bristol’s biggest, exploring local and natural history as well as showcasing extensive art collections. The museum has stood since 1823 with beautiful Victorian architecture throughout the building. The museum features exhibitions on natural and ancient history, including a focus on ancient civilisations, archaeology, local wildlife, dinosaurs and more."

"Take the kids to soak up some culture at one of Bristol’s many museums. Whether you celebrate the city at M Shed, meet the dinosaurs at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, see the giant Neptune statue at Kingswood Heritage Museum or dress up as a Victorian at Blasie Castle, there’s something to entertain and inspire all children."

"Head to Park Street for a museum and art gallery that’ll genuinely blow your mind!. You can enjoy a range of artifacts in this gothic building, including Egyptian history and a variety of English pottery. There is so much to see and do here, from modern art to history exhibits, including some of the Banksy range!"

"One of the most amazing historic sites in Europe, the Roman Baths, situated in the heart of Bath, offers a glimpse into 2000 years of history. The city’s thermal springs rise to fill with natural, mineral-rich hot water. Run by the Heritage Services section of Bath & North East Somerset Council, the Roman Baths remain one of the most well-preserved religious spas of the ancient world."

"It may be hidden away, but the Red Lodge Museum is a smash of Elizabethan history, Georgian architecture, and Victorian discipline. Built in the 1500s, you’ll find some of the oldest architecture across Bristol with the most beautiful gardens."

"From here, you’ll get unparalleled views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, as well as of Avon Gorge and the Bristol city skyline. For the best view, make sure you come on a clear day so you can see for miles. Although you can pay to go up to the top of Clifton Observatory itself, you can also see amazing views from the lawn in front of the observatory… for FREE!"

"It was once an abandoned local observatory but after copious amounts of renovation work to restore the building, it has since been transformed into a great social spot. But don’t worry, it still preserves the observatory’s history within its walls. Yep, that’s right, you’ll find a self-contained museum lying amongst its dining spots."

"Clifton Observatory’s 360 glass cafe offers both indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the City of Bristol and Clifton Suspension bridge."

"Finally I made my way up the hill to see The Circus and The Royal Crescent. When I think of Bath, this is the iconic landmark that comes to mind. The Royal Crescent is basically a long crescent of 30 Grade I Listed terrace houses that was built between 1767 and 1775 and designed by John Wood the Younger. Tip: if you want to get a great photo step onto the lawn in front so you can get the whole crescent in shot."