If you’re after delicious Caribbean food, Calypso Kitchen in Bristol will have you sorted. This funky and laid back restaurant in Wapping Wharf is offering a refreshing and creative take on dishes from the Caribbean, fusing the cuisine with Middle Eastern influence and bold flavours. Their extensive menu will have something for everyone, from vegan wraps with locally made halloumi to jerk red snapper and goat curry with butter beans. We recommend ordering a house cocktail or beer and enjoying a sharing platters with mates, colleagues or the family. With four types available – vegan, vegetarian, meat or seafood – the platters allow you to sample a bit of everything. Located along the Gaol Ferry Steps on Spike Island, Calypso Kitchen is serving some truly mouth-watering food and Bristol locals are loving it. Book a table today!
Serving superlative pizzas and delicious Italian creations, Vincenzo’s Pizzeria is one of Bristol’s most talked-about restaurants and a legend in the city’s Italian dining scene. From pizza al pollo to ravioli di parma, Vincenzo’s ensures the absolute best quality in each and every one of their delicious options, no matter what you order. Found on Park Street, close walking distance to the University of Bristol in the city centre, Vincenzo’s is a pizza lover’s paradise with a lot of pizzas.
Namaste, and welcome to the best Nepalese restaurant in Bristol. While there may be a myriad of magnificent curry houses of an Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and, at a push, Sri Lanka bent to be found up and down the length of the United Kingdom, the tiny Himalayan nation of Nepal is often under-represented. When you find a Nepalese restaurant then, think on that you pay them a visit, and if that restaurant is Namaste Nepal on Frogmore Street in Bristol city centre, you’re in for a treat. They offer the classic curries and tandoori dishes that mark out cooking on the whole subcontinent, with an additional range of delicacies from their native land. Start with some momo dumplings before jumping into a chicken jhol, mildly spicy with garlic and ginger, a masu tama with lamb, fermented bamboo shoots, black eye peas and runner beans or a Nepali thali. Please see below for important information about reserving online.
For great Indian cuisine along Gilda Parade, Paprika is upping the ante with their sophisticated and delicious curries, great service and sophisticated setting. On their colourful menu you’ll be met with all the classics, from the chicken vindaloo to the meat-free vegetable madras. The restaurant really shines through their chef’s specialities, which include incredible options like chilli garlic masala, ashyana lamb, samba chicken, and our favourite, the machli bhuna, salmon chunks cooked in a thick tomato and herb sauce. Paprika is easy to locate and found along Gilda Parade in Bristol’s Whitchurch, also convenient to Hengrove and Knowle residents, with opening hours for lunch and dinner seven days a week. With its casual yet chic setting, Paprika is perfect for any dining occasion. Booking ahead is highly recommended for dinner at this busy hotspot.
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