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International in Bristol, UK
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Goldbrick House is ideal for a special occasion. It is rather expensive, however, the experience... by Tawheed* BOOKING AVAILABLE * -
Really lovely food in a nice decor and with very attentive waiting staff. We had a lovely meal... by Obtuse -
I've been to Spice of India a few times now and each and every time I am impressed with the... by neroblack -
Good location, fantastic atmosphere, lively and trendy. Service impeccable. The menu seems... by maxm240 -
Lower Langford, Langford, BS40 5BL
Tags: international, romantic, expensive
I had never heard or been to the Langford Inn until I went their with my family for a birthday... by lee666 -
This place quite simply put - rocks! It is a restaurant slash micro brewery, which means that... by barcelonic -
A nice restaurant with nice food, but with a fantastic setting. In the summer, the terrace... by evilkitten -
European Restaurants in Bristol
1-3 York Road, Montpelier, BS6 5QB
Tags: international, cosy, good food
I'd seen this restaurant mentioned in several national publications, not to mention BA's inflight... by evilkitten* BOOKING AVAILABLE * -
109 Whiteladies Road, BS8 2PB
Newly opened tea house on Whiteladies Road, where Tequila Max used to be. Has a huge selection... by MrTweed -
International Restaurants in Bristol
43 Whiteladies Road, BS8 2LS
Tags: international, good value, business
I have always heard really good things about Deason's and I was not disappointed. I took my... by mj_wills
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The landmark and symbol is Brunel's Clifton suspension bridge, with exhibition on its construction and maintenance. Brunel's railway took Londoners on the train to Bristol and then on Brunel's SS Great Britain first ocean liner, to the USA.Previously every city kept time with the sun but now timetables meant everybody had to be in Greenwich Mean Time.
Also see: Severn Bridges Visitor Centre, John Welsey's Chapel and museum on methodism; British Empire and Commonwealth Museum with exhibition on fight to end slavery, Bristol Blue Glass Factory Tour, Cheddar caves and Gorge (a bit disappointing)... More
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