The best restaurants in Stoke Bishop Bristol, City of South West

First visit. The food was excellent, will definitely be back

Just stopped in for a drink. Quiet and a good bitter

A lovely Italian restaurant the food was fantastic and very reasonable on price. The lady who served us was very attentive and polite. Certainly recommend.

half the food was so cold it was inedible and yet the nann bread was hot and really nice. won't be ordering again.

Vastly overpriced and very poor value. The children’s portions were tiny and we’d ordered double portions! The adult food was good quality, but a bit cold and the portions were not huge. The total bill for 4 adults and 4 children came to over £400, which is ridiculous for a neighbourhood restaurant. The restaurant was practically empty and even then, the service was slow and they bought us the wrong wine. I’ve already vowed never to go again and I’ve just heard that it’s closed down, which is no surprise, given how empty it was on a Saturday night.

El gerente fue muy grosero las bebidas son caras y el personal a menudo trae los cafés equivocados y si pides una taza normal y sacan una de papel y señalas esto están "demasiado ocupados" para cambiarla básicamente terminas esperando más de 30 Mon por un café caro que puede o no ser el correcto

Came in to order and said would be back in 15 minutes to pick up. When returned, still had to wait a while. Once back home, disappointed with the amount of Chips and the Battered Sausages were quite hard giving the impression they were left from the leftovers from Lunchtime. Won't be visiting again.

Fui a comer en familia, probé la hamburguesa del mes y fue increíble. Recomendaría encarecidamente el Millhouse, muy buena comida a buen precio

The idea of outdoor dinning under canvass in what is still, a relatively uncertain time, is a blessing, and this open space is super! Part of the genius idea by Breaking Bread events company, we see a couple of really strong 'pop up' restaurants from Bristol's well loved Pony & Trap, Bianchis, Team Love, The Love Inn & Pipe & Slippers. As this is the last month for this excellent pop up, only HomeGrown and Pipe & Lovers remain, & for a per-Theatre treat, it was a good meal. Service is OK, very friendly, if a little slow. The menu is tight, but OK, with your standard, Burger & Chips, Fish & Chips, a veggi Burger, Curry and Sausage & Mash, nothing outstanding, but nothing bad, and it's clear all ingredients are of quality, & I imagine locally sourced. For a Pre Theatre dinner, this was a good option, good to experience, friendly staff and if on a warmer, sunnier day, I imagine, very popular. Well done on creating yet another brilliant Bristol Foodie destination.

This shop is running of of Tuna? I can barely see any on my Pizza. lucky I got a spare can at home.