Bristol offers memorable dining experiences for the whole family, with a diverse array of restaurants offering a warm, welcoming atmosphere and delicious food. Perfect for parents and kids alike, these restaurants ensure everyone can enjoy a great meal in a family-friendly setting.
The best family-friendly restaurants in Bristol
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It’s a family affair
Think about restaurants and family, and the Roux name springs to mind. The story of the pioneering brothers, their children Alain (The Waterside Inn, Bray), Michel Jr., and his daughter Emilie (Caractère, Notting Hill) has been told often. So too has the Stein story. Rick Stein and Jill Stein’s three sons Ed, Jack and Charlie are all directors of the Stein restaurant empire.
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Where to eat in Bristol: A whistle-stop tour of hidden gems
Named the UK’s greenest city in recent years and with a well-deserved reputation as having one of the best food scenes in the UK, Bristol is considered by many to be a place where you can enjoy urban living at its civilised best. At one end of the scale are acclaimed restaurants like Casamia, Sonny Stores and Bertha’s, all of which attract travellers and critics alike, and at the other a fantastic array of simple lunch spots, cafés, bakeries and street food stalls. Mark Taylor, restaurant reviewer for the Bristol Post, gives us a personal tour.
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Where to eat with kids this Easter break
Eating out with children needn’t be a hold-your-nerve experience. Restaurants across the spectrum, from high-end establishments to neighbourhood gems, are catering for young appetites, and that doesn’t mean ketchup with everything.