Our Inspector's view
The Chef's Table provides a relaxed dining experience at the heart of Bristol, situated next to the historic harbour with views toward Clifton and the estuary. The comfortable 38 cover restaurant has viewing windows and cameras looking into the kitchen, thus giving you an experience of not only enjoying amazing food and great service but watching your dishes being created in front of you too. Chef owner Conrad’s passion for cooking is expressed through the dishes he creates with his team. The menu is changed every two months, making use of the current season’s produce from the best local suppliers and ingredients Bristol has to offer.
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Facilities – at a glance
Children welcome
Credit cards accepted
Gluten free menu
Service charge
Tasting menu
Features
- Seats: 38
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accessible toilets
- Assist dogs welcome
- Closed: 24th December 2022 - 4th January 2023
- Wines under £30: 10
- Wines over £30: 19
- Wines by the glass: 13
- Cuisine style: European, British
- Vegetarian menu
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About the area
Discover Bristol
The Anglo-Saxon settlement at Bristol grew up around the bridge and harbour on the River Avon. With access to the sea, it increased in importance. Isambard Kingdom Brunel, whose London—Bristol railway line terminated in his gothic-style station of Temple Meads, had long been involved with Bristol. He had remodelled the docks in 1830, and six years later designed the Clifton Suspension Bridge over the 250-foot (76m) deep Avon Gorge.
During the bombing raids of World War II many churches and historic houses were lost. Fortunately, the finest parish church in England, St Mary Redcliffe, with its 292-foot (89m) spire, survived, although traffic now swirls all around it. Bristol Cathedral was founded as an Augustinian abbey in the 1140s and became a cathedral in1542. The Norman chapter house is particularly fine. There is almost too much to see in Bristol: other gems include Wills Tower, John Wood’s Corn Exchange, the Coopers’ Hall by William Halfpenny, the Grotto at Goldney House in Clifton, the long south façade of Ashton Court, and the Christmas Steps (off the beginning of Park Road).
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