Top Best Italian Restaurants in Longleat Safari Park

"The Bristol brewery has helped get us through the past few months with their beer to takeaway but nothing quite beats a refreshing pint of craft beer out in the sunshine. Zero Degrees is back pulling pints, as well as serving some damn good pizzas and garlic fries too. Plus, there are three balconies to catch the sun from- talk about spoilt for choice!"

"Perched on the corner of Colston Street and Park Row, Zerodegrees is a sprawling bar, restaurant and microbrewery. The perfect summertime spot, this contemporary venue is flooded with light during the day, with guests also having the option to dine on not one, but two terraces."

"Located inside of a candlelit grotto beneath arching stone walls, Sotto Sotto is a bit like eating inside of a Roman crypt (in the best way possible.) Mixing in modern design choices like the elegantly paneled floors, this Italian spot is one of the trendiest restaurants in Bath. It’s classic Italian here, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to try. Specials like the Pollo e Salsiccia, consisting of strips of chicken breast and Italian sausage sauteed with white wine and aged balsamic, is simple and delicious."

"Pretend you’re in ancient Rome by taking a summer’s dip in the outdoor Thermae Spa before dinner at Bath’s classic Italian, Sotto Sotto. Simplicity is key for Bath’s Good Food Awards’ ‘Best Italian’ and you won’t be surprised as to why when you sample their menu. No gimmicks required for any of their dishes as they take it back to basics and prove the best things in life are, well, simple."

"For a really good brunch, head to Rosemarino, a bright and airy award-winning Italian restaurant in Clifton. They’ve won best breakfast and best Italian restaurant at the Bristol Good Food awards for three years in a row, and if you go you’ll see why. Their all-day breakfast menu features classic brunch dishes cooked to perfection: Eggs Benedict, spicy Shakshouka and fan favourite ‘Tommy’s 1 Pan’: ham hock with chopped sausage, onions, mushrooms and potatoes, cooked with eggs and served with toasted focaccia."

"This Italian neighbourhood restaurant is a firm favourite with locals. Having won the accolade of best breakfast and best Italian restaurant in Bristol at the Bristol Good Food awards three years in a row, you can be certain the food here is good. Bacon butties (in a ciabatta, actually), full Englishes and their BLT are all superb, but it’s Tommy’s 1-Pan Wonder that really draws the crowds – bacon, mushrooms, onions and potatoes fried in a pan, with an egg cracked on top with grated cheese to follow."

"Feeling a bit discombobulated after the bank holiday weekend?. Does your Tuesday feel like a Monday?. … we prescribe a ‘Tommy’s 1 pan’ to address the balance!"

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"Taking inspiration from its weir-side location, with Pulteney Bridge in view (the other two of the four bridges in the world with shops spanning both sides are in Florence and Venice), Ponte Vecchio is the perfect spot for traditional Italian dishes and Mediterranean alfresco dining in the summer. Their vegan chickpea arrabbiata pasta packs a spicy punch, or if pizza's more your thing, watch it being made in the open and stone-based oven."

"This Italian restaurant is set in one of Bath’s most spectacular locations overlooking the grand Pulteney Bridge and River Avon. The candlelit eatery paired with a breathtakingly romantic view will definitely set the scene and mood, and the delicious flavours of an Italian-inspired menu and wine list make eating at Ponte Vecchio an experience like no other. They even have live jazz on Fridays!"

"Literally translating to ‘old bridge’, Ponte Vecchio overlooks Pulteney Bridge which was built in 1774 (pretty old). Overlooking The Weir, choose to sit in the restaurant or outside on the veranda to look dreamily out at the River Avon. Ponte Vecchio has a pretty extensive wine and cocktail list, made for summer evenings."

"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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"Neopolitan and artisan, The Oven’s pizzas are made by award-winning Fabrizio Mancinetti and his team of skilled pizzaioli (meaning ‘people who make pizza’). Fabrizio uses his own secret recipe for the dough, which is made of Petra flour. Did you know Petra flour is stone-ground and made exclusively with Italian wheat?"

"Popular pizzeria offering awesome artisan versions of the cheese-topped staple. Sometimes only a pizza will do, and The Oven is the Bath restaurant to provide it. This welcoming Neapolitan joint wood-fires its creations, perfecting their superior, springy dough in the process."

"If typical Italian food done brilliantly is your thing, then Sergio’s, on Frogmore Street, should be next on your list. It’s very reasonably priced and is also BYOB, so is a great choice if you’re looking to keep costs low."

"If you’re a fan of fish and chips then this restaurant is a must-visit. Head chef and owner Garry Rosser serves up only super fresh sustainably caught fish from UK waters with the menu changing daily according to the latest catch. He and his team then cook up the delicious seafood with finesse, coating it in the lightest of batters with hand-cut chips from locally sources potatoes."

"Why: The boat that was formerly home to the Glassboat Brasserie had a rehaul during the 2020 coronavirus lockdown and has now become FiSH - a restaurant focused around serving the freshest seafood around, which has normally been landed by day boats from Devon, Cornwall and Dorset. Where better to enjoy some of the finest fish in town than in a boat bobbing up and down in the harbour.Where: Welsh Back, BS1 4SB"

"They are delighted to launch their fishboxes (fresh fish, oven-ready Fishers favourites, desserts, sauces, sides, takeaways, freezer friendly dishes, and a selection of wines from their restaurant wine list), available for delivery or collection from the restaurant."

"Source: Photo by Geograph user Thomas Nugent used under CC BY-SA 2.0. The Shakespeare Tavern is a fun place to go no matter the time of day, but at night they have different events for their customers to enjoy while they have a drink and a meal. Different events include zombie themes for Halloween, trivia nights that everyone can enjoy, and when the Rugby World Cup is going on, they all place bets and customers can win different prizes if their team wins."

"The Shakespeare in Totterdown are opening their doors again this Saturday with limited capacity so its best to book before."

"The only pub to get a nod from the experts at Michelin is The Marlborough Tavern. You probably wouldn’t call your local ‘elegant’ but trust us, this pub will show you just how chic taprooms can be. Equality is key too; half of the specials menu is suitable for vegans and the rest is meaty treats galore."

"The queen of Bath's gastropubs has food that's closer to that of a fine-dining restaurant – smoked white-bean purée, and crab and ginger salad rather than bog-standard meat-and-two-veg. Chunky wooden tables and... Cafe in Royal Crescent & Northern Bath"

"Housed on the site of a former brewery in Finzels Reach, this spectacular bar boasts a large riverside terrace, seating across two floors and a brilliant selection of beer. If you're hungry you can also tuck into very tasty pizzas from Mission Pizza. Opening hours: 12pm-12am, Monday to Sunday."

"New Room Chapel is the first Methodist chapel in the world and holds great historic importance in the city of Bristol. The place was built in 1739 by John Wesley and is a marvel off Architecture and design. The place has gained popularity due to its history and beautiful interiors."

"A great all-rounder, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery has a top collection that includes art, nature and history, as well as excellent temporary exhibitions. Check out real-life Egyptian mummies, discover dinosaur fossils from the South West and admire breath-taking Renaissance masterpieces – all under one roof!. So, if you’re looking for an art gallery in Bristol, this is a great place to start, before venturing forth and discovering the Royal West Of England Academy and the Arnolfini."

"About: Sticking with the historic theme, Bristol Museum is packed full of historical artefacts that will keep the family amazed for hours on end. Situated on Queen’s Road, Bristol Museum features Egyptian mummies, dinosaurs, and a whole host of famous historical artwork to name just a few of the attractions on show. Combining education with adventure makes Bristol museum a great day out with the kids."