''‘Bucks-quiz''

★★★★★

''Chilled, cosy and relaxed atmosphere, serving great pizzas, what more could you want?''

★★★★☆

''An unexpected hidden gem right in the heart of the city''

★★★★☆

''BRISTOLS BEST BURGER SPOT!''

★★★★ ★

5 Quirky Restaurant Experiences to Look out for in 2020

The process of eating and drinking out is now not just about filling our faces with the food we’d rather not have to cook for ourselves. It is more of an experience. Thanks to the multicultural westernized world we are living in, we have the ability to choose from an endless array of cuisine-style foods from all around the world. From traditionally British mince and dumplings to hearty Italian pizzas and pasta or sweet and spicy pan-Asian dishes, we’re all spoilt for choice!

''Friendly staff, great lively environment, and the food is SO tasty!''

★★★★★

''Beautiful flavours and delicious concepts all served in perfect style. A true foodie haven for Bristol!''

★★★★☆

''Warm Sri Lankan hospitality and authentic food at The Coconut Tree!''

★★★★☆

When the last Christmas card has been taken down from the mantlepiece, and the final pieces of party popper residue have been swept away after New Year’s Eve, people often feel deflated. The January blues can be difficult to beat, and with Blue Monday (the third Monday of the year) being the indisputable ‘saddest day’, it is clear that everyone feels a little low after the festivities. 

In a society obsessed with consumerism, recent years have seen the rising popularity of 30-day challenges for social positivity and health reasons — Dry January, Movember, Veganuary.