Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Longleat Safari Park

"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."

"At Cosmo they believe you shouldn't have to pick between your favourite foods, when you can choose from 150 dishes on the menu. Taste all different cuisines for £16.99 with reduced prices for lunch. Also Children under the height of 150cm eat for half price."

"Featuring modern interiors and a futuristic conveyor belt loaded with sushi, Yo!. is adding some theatrical fun to your meals out in Bristol. Perfect for a quick lunchtime bite, plates here range from vegan maki and prawn katsu to beef teriyaki and chicken curry ramen."

"Sushi is our go-place for affordable and reliable sushi options in Bristol. Serving up sashimi, nigiri, ISO, Maki, noodles, handrolls, tempura and katsu curry, pick your favourite dish straight from the conveyor belt. Price Range: ££ - £££"

"One review said: “Went here with my daughter and my brother in law. The food was very good and the experience was fantastic. We went at a busy time, but nevertheless we were made welcome."

"Bath Sushi Bath’s smallest sushi bar and is slightly off the beaten track outside the city centre, but don’t let that put you off in any way. The decor is modern and it feels closer to a cafe than a restaurant making it perfect for lunch or relaxed dinner. Bath Sushi has an array of Japanese alcoholic drinks including Sapporo, Tsing Tao, Kirin, Asahi and traditional Sake."

"Just outside the city, Bath City Farm has plenty to keep everyone in the family amused for hours. It offers lots of animals, including pigs, sheep, goats, cows, Shetland ponies and chickens including rare breed and rescue ex-battery hens. For children, they offer animal feeding and crafts."

"Spread out over a 37-acre site the farm is home to ponies, cows, sheep, pigs, chickens and more. There’s also a play area, a climbing wall and a programme of family activities on offer."

"Queen Square in Bath – perfect to sit and relax Cost: Free (unless you go shopping)Time: 30 minutes to an hour (or as long as your legs last)"

"Victoria Park is a haven of green in Bedminster in South Bristol. The park is a little hilly, but the slopes are not too strenuous and from the top there are good views of the surrounding city. And if you’re in the mood for some sport, the tennis and basketball courts are open."

"Head south of the river to this large park and enjoy views of the city skyline and landmarks. If you want to get into the warm, pop along to the nearby Victoria Park pub for views of Dundry Hill and the surrounding countryside from their large garden and heated terrace."

"This is a Thai food restaurant and as odd as it may seem to have such a restaurant in Bristol, the owners chose a good place to set up shop. There really aren’t many Thai restaurants in Bristol so they get a lot of business and happy customers. Their menu is pretty big, but customers can narrow it down to what they are really in the mood for."