SS Great Britain is a good place to visit for every one. There is a tremendous effort for the people behind it to preserve the history. The ship as been restored to make sure that we can feel how it used to be back in those days. Kids will find it very interesting to understand the history. It is arranged in such a way that not only the ship but the surrounding are also matching the history. The path to the ship describes a full history of the ship including old tickets, details of Captains etc. The trip will take a solid 2-3 hours to complete.

One of the better boats we have been on and we have been on quite a few. I liked how you could go in each room and experienced the life people would have lived on the boat and also the smells when walking around. There is a lot to see and do on the boat and the other museums. Would recommend it

I came here with my children during school summer holidays. My first time ever visiting this ship & it makes you proud to be a Bristolian. Having seen how the ship looked when it came back from the Falklands in 1970, it is unbelievable how they have restored it to such a high level. I'm glad my entry cost contributed to the SS Great Britain Trust because I hope she can last another 100+ years. I would highly recommend and I will be returning with my ticket that allows one year of unlimited returns.

A great time for all ages, although starting to show its age when I was there with a few of the interactive bits not working. Ships wheel and propeller lift. Quite expensive at £19 per adult but you can easily spend 3 hours mooching around all the displays and the ship is amazing. Good Cafe, toilets and things to keep kids happy

Really enjoyed my visit. The ship is amazing and there is plenty to see and do around on the dock. The whole dock itself has been made into a museum with a horse-drawn carriage, travellers' trunks, anchors etc. On the ship, visitors can look in the bowels of the ship to see the propeller and up on deck, where there are seats to enjoy the view. The ship is supposed to be disabled friendly, with ramps and lifts. However the lift wasn't working on the day we visited. There is a interesting shop and a museum. A cafe can be found near to the entrance with lovely fresh sandwiches, hot snacks and pastries. I would love to say it was an excellent facility, but we were totally ignored at the counter for quite some time before being served. There are plenty of toilets throughout. They are very clean and the best thing is that one can read poetry whilst sat on the throne!!! If I could recommend something, it would be clearer signposting. All in all however, it was a great attraction, with plenty to see and do. I would certainly return.

Where to start? If, like me, you are a fan of Brunel and his work, then SS Great Britain is something you simply MUST go visit! You literally get to go over this iconic ship from bottom to top, inside and out! One thing I will say is don't wear anything too warm for your visit. To conserve the ship, inside and out warm, dehumidified air is circulated constantly throughout the ship and under the glass "sea" covering the dry dock. The atmosphere under and inside the ship is, of necessity, literally as dry as a desert! It is not unbearable by any means, but you truly won't need a coat!

Way better than I was expecting!!! My wife suggested we visit with the children and I admit having low expectations based on similar things elsewhere. My goodness was I wrong?! This is top tier family activity. The ship is not just extraordinary with a special place in local and national history but it’s SO accessible to visitors. It feels like they really trust and respect their guests and as a result it’s so much more immersive and educational. There are two museums which have all manner of interactive elements - costumes to wear, levers to pull, models to touch. Everything is clean and clear. Value wise it’s extremely impressive and I’d love all the super friendly staff to know just how thrilled we were after we visited. SS Great Britain was really GREAT! May other British attractions use this as the bar to hit.

This really is an astounding museum. The ship is fantastic and the other exhibit and collections are also fantastic... But perhaps the most amazing thing, is the recreation of the lower decks with all the sights and sounds and the SMELLS. It really does feel authentic and you can easily imagine you are actually there on a voyage in the middle of the ocean. The staff 'crew' all very knowledgeable and clearly love their roles and the ship. Really, this is one of the best living museum experiences you can have. I can't recommend it highly enough.

My hubby and daughter went round here, I stayed outside with the dogs as they weren’t allowed in. They both really enjoyed this, there’s lots of info about Brunel, his life and his works, giving you an idea of what life might have been like at that time. My daughter enjoyed the dry dock and looking at the underside of the ship as well as the inside with all the info. The dry dock was very hot as it is pumped with hot air to preserve it and keep the moisture out, you might need a drink with you for this part. They spent around 2 hours going around. There is a nice gift shop when you go in. Good for disabled access or prams as there were lifts to take you up and down the floors. Nice friendly staff on hand to answer any questions you may have. Definitely worth a visit.

One of the best attractions I have been to. If you are in Bristol you simply have to go. It brings the history of the ship to life and the talks are well worth attending. The entrance fee includes 12 months entry so a no brainer if you live locally. Good cafe too.

Absolutely brilliant!!! Would really recommend going here!! On the ship they have the whole set up and the sound effects (and smell effects 👃) were really good. In fact the whole set up was great! Won't lie I did get lost a couple times but the kids loved finding the people on the map. The man that welcomed us was a brilliant character and got us right in the mood. The staff in the gift shop were friendly as well. For the price of what we paid definitely worth it.

Amazing views! A must visit if ever in Bristol, you can spend hours taking in the beautiful scenery. Many details around you. With the observatory close by, and a tunnel leading to suspended balcony in the middle of the cliff. The bridge itself is more than a 100 years old. With daily walking tours. You can put your camera down, many details you can find around you while crossing and beautiful scenery. It takes around 5 minutes going from one side to the other. Unfortunately the Avon gorge below was nearly dry when we visited August 2022 because of the heatwave, but still the views were beautiful. The Clifton area close by with the Mall gardens and many authentic restaurants. A nice place to send part of your day and end with having a meal in on of those restaurants. Note: the bridge has a £1 pound toll if crossing in a car.

Even I don’t know much about bridge construction, I also can tell from the height and width of the bridge that this was a highly complex project in the 19th century. A lot of difficulties were encountered from design to completion which I learned from the visitor centre. Just walk 5 minutes across the bridge to enjoy the beautiful view of the river. A must see place if visiting Bristol as the view is just magnificent.

Absolutely stunning! The suspension bridge's design is a masterpiece. The breathtaking view from atop leaves you in awe. It's the perfect spot to unwind and connect with nature. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts!

Lovely old bridge that's not only a great piece of engineering, but looks beautiful spanning over the River Avon and suspended between the gorge at Clifton. This iconic structure must be among one of the beautiful landmarks of the South West of England and well worthy of a visit

Stunning suspension Bridge! The view is breathtaking either you look the bring from down or up. Cross the bridge walking is such and incredible experience. With car there is a toll to pay that's 1£, but totally worth it. Waiting the sunset there will give you the chance to take some very amazing pics.

Absolutely beautiful suspension bridge. We definitely recommend you have a look if you’re in Bristol. The bridge is easy accessible, we went via a bus which took about 20 minutes from the city centre. You can also drive (I did see some parking), and the bridge is next to a lovely park so you can walk around if you’re in the area. Of course this area gets busy when it’s tourist season but it’s such an amazing view, I would definitely recommend you stopping by. Best time to go would be just before sunset, because then you can see the bridge during the day and then watch as it turns its lights on at night. There’s also a good selection of bars and pubs within a 10 minute walk, so you can make an evening of it.

Quite an impressive bridge, with plenty of viewing platforms for tourists, as well as significant amounts of greenery. Parking is in short supply, but you can find stops leading up to the bridge for 15-30 minutes to be quite sufficient. Note that you can get two different views for both sides of the bridge. Moreover, make sure to climb up the hill for better views, as well as cafe access. Overall, an excellent visit

The visitor’s center is free and provides interesting facts about the building of the bridge. I’m now keen to book an online tour of the bridge’s vaults although these are only available from April to October. Visit on a sunny day if you can and walk across into the vibrant heart of Clifton.

Free to cross as a pedestrian, £1 for cars. Amazing and expansive view, and fun to look down at all the tiny cars and people. Very narrow pathways so it would be a struggle for a wheelchair or a big buggy, but perhaps not impossible. You can definitely access the first part of the bridge pretty easily, which has the best views anyway!

Clifton Suspension Bridge is the most popular place in Bristol and the seventh most popular place for photos in the whole of the United Kingdom. The most popular photo spot is the base of the western tower on the Clifton side of the bridge. Make sure you get your photograph in front of the best view, whether that’s at sunrise or sunset. You can also visit the Giant Cave where you can get a spectacular view.

Nice scenic view. U need to pay a toll to cross over the bridge. If u wish to save some money finding parking before the bridge as it is quite convenient.

Great historical bridge to visit. Not much parking near the bridge, so there might be a bit of a walk to get to it. If you have a blue disability badge, drive over from the Bristol side, and you can park in the lay-by on the right hand side (you might have to drive up the road a short distance to turn around). There are great photo opportunities on the bridge. If you suffer from vertigo, stay away from the edges as the drop is quite high. There are unicorn statues with messages of hope on them and the number for the samaratins on the bridge. There are walkways on either side of the road crossing the bridge. There is a barrier with a toll to cross on either side. Walking is free.

The iconic landmark of Bristol. Still standing strong after 150+ years. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, one of the most famous Engineers of the Victorian era. Make sure to go to the Clifton Observatory to get great views of the bridge. Better yet, try to visit around the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta, which usually happens in August, to get views of colorful hot air balloons flying above the bridge. You can also go for Boating on river Avon under the bridge or if you feel adventurous, visit the Giant's Cave to get even better views. Highly recommended and must visit if you are in Bristol.

Stunning bridge. Accessible, I drove my scooter across on both sides. Gorgeous views. We were lucky enough to see some rock climbers ,so watched them for a while too.

A great museum with a lot of exhibits about the history of Bristol and its people. Is worth a visit and entry is free. Been on the ground floor is great for wheelchair users and people with prams. Entry is free and is only 10 minutes walking distance from SS Great Britain. The cafe with the seating outside is a nice place to spend time.

Absolutely brilliant place to visit. Great accessibility for wheelchair users, lovely cafe and amazing interactive displays. The shop has loads of quirky and unusual gifts available, and the museum itself works for any age and ability, a definite 'must visit'. We'll be back time and time again.

Had a great visit. First time visit and really enjoyed it. My father worked at Rolls Royce in the 70s and worked on Concorde after mentioning this an amazing guide took us behind the scenes to look at one of their exhibits. We would highly recommend a visit it is highly worth it.

Great place to spend an afternoon learning about the history and evolution of Bristol (and England in general!) I love the fact that the walls are full not only with interesting things but also pictures of contemporary people - change makers, visionaries, activists, artists and so on. There’s an original Banksy on sight, the Grim Reaper - one of the oldest ones, a cool range of vintage cars, motorbikes and other means of transportation and there’s even an old red telephone box. Cool place! Excellent for tourists! Free entrance ticket and parking available nearby..

M Shed should be your to do list when you are around, first the entry is free , second it’s amazing museum place to know the history of Bristol. M Shed is spread across three floors any picture and review can’t do justice to the place, do visit. Time - 30- 120 minutes depending on your inquisitiveness.

This is free! It surprised me as I had lived in Bristol for several years and didn't know that. It provides some interesting history of the different areas of Bristol, but the highlight of course is the little steam train that runs up and down outside throughout the day. Located next to a nice row of shops and cafes. Also I went during the Bristol Unicorn trail so I've attached photos of those from around the city. The white one is at M shed, the space one at Temple meads, the yellow and blue one at wake the tiger and the Bristol themed one at the cathedral.

There’s a beautiful view from the rooftop! It’s free and you can access from the 2nd floor. The museum has a great collection about the city of Bristol but the exhibition itself seems a bit old fashioned. I miss the recent facts like Black Lives Matter protest.

Yes this is the first time I visit a museum.. I was so excited to see the art 🖼️ how was the life past time 🕰️. You can see here old Bristol life . Where people was so good and there life style and culture. Also you can find here lots of information ℹ️ about world culture and history. Recommend to go here family and friends.

Some really interesting exhibits. I particularly liked the information about the Pegasus engines. Some of the interactives were not working which was a bit of a let down and some were traditional museum faire which I think could be improved, but it was good and we will likely visit again. I also really enjoyed the tea and rocky road in the cafe.

A spacious, modern museum that tells a lot of fascinating stories about Bristol’s past. Very easy to lose a few hours walking around here, and there are often related harbourside activities involving older technology (steam train, cranes, different boats) during the weekends in the summer months. Make sure you head to the top floor (and, if you can, on the balcony of the top floor) for a great view of Central Bristol!

Visited May 6, 2019: Interesting different pieces of local history. I love the location as you can look out to the waters from certain areas of the museum, which is very relaxing, and just the overall vibe being at a docking area (no less emphasized by the towering cranes outside the museum).

The five stars relate to when We The Curious is open. It houses a hands-on exploratory with the sort of exhibits that I would love to have seen as a child. Unfortunately there was a fire earlier in year which means it is currently shut for repair. Apparently the fire was caused by gulls causing an electrical fire on the solar panels on the roof! While the exploratory is closed the staff are running free sessions in Millennium Square for children to build the biggest, tallest and most beautiful structures.

Visited May 6, 2019: It certainly lived up to its name, and was fun even for someone who was in his mid-20s. Outside area is a great place to just chill out, too. Sad to see its closed because of a fire, though. Hope they come back soon.

Always love a Science Museum. Ideal for a family day out, or a perfect date if you are both big, curious children at heart (I had far too much fun with the giant bubbles). Phrases big questions in fun and easy to understand ways and blends science with art and philosophy seamlessly. Intended to take more photos, but got swept up into the magic. Recommend.

My visit was about a year ago. Great experience, and interesting displays. Some of the displays were amazing and great fun and very interactive, with even more hands-on interactive displays upstairs. Some were very cliché though, like the one with an "AI robot" which I think didn't do AI justice at the time, and I imagine didn't age very well over this past year with the advances in large language models and generative AI specifically. However I look forward to returning, as I have heard the displays are rotated out, and others in, over time. :) This is definitely one of the better ones!

One of the best children's museums I've been to... So well designed that can easily spend the whole day there. I took my son for his fourth birthday and he absolutely loved it. Facilities for lunch and bathroom/baby change are great. The variety of activities, including lots of hands on activities is stimulating and the open plan design facilitates child led experience. Would definitely recommend and am sure to visit again if I'm ever in Bristol!

We the Curious (previously @Bristol), is an excellent place to bring young and old kids. There is plenty to do and plenty of space. There are two floors filled with lots of different scientific and animating stands to keep you and the kids occupied for hours. Worth a day ticket or a full year pass. There is a cafe, picnic area with vending machines, toilets upstairs and downstairs. There are 2 lifts and stairs. They have a planetarium with regular shows throughout the day. Worth a visit if you want to expand your mind or a child's mind,lota of fun exploring and learning to be done here!

We had the best time at Chain Reaction, which was in Millennium Square and run by We The Curious, the Museum which is sadly closed due to a recent fire. Sign up is definitely required on the board outside the tent, so we registered then went somewhere else and came back for our session. About 45 minutes of building and a grand performance with everyone at the end - the atmosphere was brilliant. I thought the staff were utterly ace, every single one was child-oriented, super enthusiastic, and chatty with the grown ups so you felt like they really loved teaching everyone about science. We’d definitely look out for more school holiday events and can’t wait for the main museum to be back open.

Great drink, brilliantly funny magic show with two magicians, amazing atmosphere. If visits Bristol DO THIS, you will NOT be disappointed. It's value for money!

The show was amazing. It is a super small theater which felt like a private showing, but there were enough people there to make it fun. The magicians were awesome. We laughed and while I knew some of the tricks, there were plenty that left me with no clue how they did it. Drinks were great, don't order the pizza unless you just can't make it till after the show.

Mid week Thursday magic trip to smoke and mirrors. Absolutely brilliant. Go see it. Mark Bennett was hilarious.

What shall I say? Awesome awesome awesome show. Not only magic, but super fun. We loved the show presented by Richard Newman and Dan Chard and got stunned for 2 hours straight. I did not have that much fun in months, so if you come to Bristol, you must book a slot and watch this show. Get there a bit earlier as you get the best seats then and you get entertained by the house magician before the show and can enjoy a lovely cocktail or beer. We will never forget this experience :)

Fun evening watching some magic. Something different, and accessible. Talented tricks with light hearted magic shows. Food was nice and reasonably priced. Would recommend

I brought my dad here with the voucher deal, which entitles you to a show, pizza, fries, and a drink. The show was hilarious and the audience was great as well. The pizza was alright but the fries were lovely. Right outside there is a taxi rank as well as a great pickup space for Ubers. It was a great experience and I would recommend it greatly.

one of the best nights out we’ve had in bristol!! small audience really works here. The show was fantastic, I laughed so much, more then seeing a big name comedian! Good fun and great location if you want to bar hop beforehand :)

Really good night out, the bar area has an old school vibe to it, wooden tops green tiles and bar stools sets the vibe. Do the comedy night for £30 each and you won't regret it, the back room is small, well ventilated and intimate. The comedy was more of a performance that interacts with the guests. The food was ok and basic, you don't visit this establishment for food. Highly entertaining and would visit again.

What a great show A bit expensive but worth it The vibes were amazing I loved it so much The nachos were not good at all but other than that the place is worth a visit Highly recommended

Pros Great intimate venue, very friendly and helpful staff, clean, live music. Entertaining and funny magic show! Cons - There was nowhere to put my drinks while watching the show so I had to put my beer by my feet which I kept knocking with my foot and having to bend down to pick up. - The crowd participation was really fun but even though there were only 15-20 people the same 5 people kept getting picked to go up on stage which was disappointing. - There really wasn't much of a selection for beers and they had also ran out of some of the ones they did have --- Some other things to note is you don't get to choose where you sit so don't worry about arriving too early to try and get a good seat

Only recently discovered Turtle Bay and I wish I'd gone before. I'm a real convert. Went for cocktails on Sunday evening, which were well made and served with one of the friendliest smiles I've ever seen. Then back for brunch on Monday. Great atmosphere, friendly, smiley people (who look and act like they actually want to be there) and well presented, well cooked, very tasty food. What can I say? Sign me up for the bottomless brunch - can't wait!

We liked this branch, it is colourful and had a great vibe. Food was yummy and the price quite reasonable. We had the curries and fried chicken. We were, however, a bit disappointed with tge service. You don't feel much welcomed and had to wait quite some time to be acknowledged and eventually served.

Took the husband for the first time and he loved it. The bottomless brunch is great. We sat down and before we had even ordered anything they bought over cocktails for us! Yummy food too.

I don’t know from where to start. I came here randomly and I found my favorite place in Bristol. The food was extremely delicious and that mix of different tastes was amazing. Thanks to the chef Pavel for the best ribs that I ever had with sliced pineapple! This combination was WOW. I tried also the salmon and also got the 5 star. Also I would like to share my experience with the waitress Gabby. Amazing and professional girl who has done her job well. She explained and recommended the specialty from the menu and she was right. I highly recommend this place. The interior is really cool and welcoming. 10 of 10⭐️!

What a fabulous experience! The food was super delicious, the staff friendly and attentive and with 2 for 1 on cocktails for happy hour, what more could you want! Great atmosphere with music just loud enough to hear but quiet enough for good conversation, our party had a great time & loved the food selection we had. Thank you!

I’d heard of this chain, and must have walked past loads of times without knowing! Bored of everything else, pizza, burger etc, this was a pleasant change. Squid for starters then goat curry as a main (see photo). Considering that they knock these out regularly, it looks great and tasted good too. Plenty of heat in it, plus you could add extra hot sauce to give it something extra 🤣. Great.

I’ve never been for Caribbean before and this sets THE BAR🤘🏻 The food is a party of flavour in your mouth, if you think it won’t fill you up and be good quality for the price.. think again it’s AMAZING! Hats off to the chef!!! JP provided an amazing service with a smile, conversation and charm, he defines the high standard of good service and fine catering as well as being present when needed and not overbearing, which adds to the experience!! You’ve gained a loyal customer here, as the terminator says… I’ll be back!

The whole team worked excellently together to ensure customers had a great time. Mia was our waitress for the meal and displayed great customer service skills. Really enjoyable dining experience and good value for money too.

As a fan of spicy and Caribbean food I really enjoyed Turtle Bay! The service was very friendly and welcoming and service was prompt. I opted for the jerk salmon which was very good and a decent portion size - we ordered the 2 for 1 cocktails which to me didn't taste like they had any alcohol in but were refreshing all the same. Lots more I'd like to try from the menu!

Good indian restaurant. It is located in basement so the atmosphere was comfortable and the heater was also working. Nice bollywood music in background. Waiting time was more, I was told to wait for 5 minutes, but it took half an hour to get the table.

Great indian restaurant with very friendly staff. Chicken Dhansak was amazing as was the chicken tikka starter. All food was delicious. would definitely recommend and will be back again.

We came here for years while we lived in Bristol. End of April we visited Bristol again and eating at Raj was the top 1 on our priority list. It was still extremely good food and service. Even the kids liked it so much they wanted to eat there for 3 days in a row!

Extensive vegan menu with a variety of fake meat options and almost every item available as vegan version. Very accommodating staff, we arrived very late and had no time before the theatre and they advised what would be able to very quickly and ensured it got there on time. Delicious

Outstanding service from the moment we arrived - we arrived late (after the theatre) without a booking and everyone was so attentive, quickly taking our drink order as we waited for our table to be prepared, and especially Rumel - taking on board that we had to catch the last train, providing recommendations on the food and keeping an eye on the time for us throughout. The food was tasty and fresh, including naan breads steaming hot out of the oven! All in all a great experience, and we look forward to coming back to try more dishes.

Not from Bristol, but glad we found this hidden restaurant. Me and husband love their authentic butter chicken. Everything else we ate were super delicious too!! No other restaurant has beaten their flavours yet. Customer service was very quick and we were made to feel welcome by staff and management.

I enjoyed my first experience of Indian food here. Food was marvellous. I loved my Malabar lamb curry. They did say it had a medium spice level, but it was more mild than anything. Service was attentive.

We walked in on a Friday evening without a reservation. Impeccable service from warm welcome, efficient order follow up , attentive and waiters were patient to explain the dishes to us. We were fortunate to have Carlos who served our table. They do not have a wide range of dishes in the menu like many other Indian restaurants but they cover major Indian authentic dishes, and the food were amazing especially the lamb shank. The vibe was wonderful, many guests were there to celebrate their special events. You will feel welcome and cheerful as soon as you step foot in the restaurant. The price was reasonable and the portion was generous. Don’t miss it when you visit Bristol. P. S. No complimentary services charge

Amazing restaurant!! Hidden away on a side street, you arrive to this busy quirky looking little spot split into to buildings. At first glance this place doesn’t appear to be much, but it was packed!!! And when we got in side we understood why. Staff were fantastic, attentive & genuinely wanted to speak with you. There was a gentleman there possibly the owner overlooking everything making sure it ran smooth, again asking our occasion, where we were from etc showed a real sense of care and interest. Food was soooo good!!! Amazing in fact, beautifully presented. Authentic, fresh, just perfect. As it was my birthday they gave me a complimentary drink and dessert, which was lovely! We were wowed from start to finish this place is obviously very popular but it’s great to see they still care so much about their customers and make such an effort!! We don’t live in Bristol but will certainly return when we come back!!! Thanks for a great night

Amazing food, great range of options available. I wanted to try a new Indian dish and decided to get the Goan Fish Curry. Very glad I did because I loved it! Spicy and flavourful with tender pieces of fish, I definitely want to return and have it again. The decor is beautiful and staff were so friendly. Service was relatively swift despite us being a large table. This is a great place to go if you are looking for a fun and lively atmosphere, but it can get very busy and loud during peak times. I would highly recommend a visit to try their amazing food!

Coming from the United States, I never had curry much before arriving in England. I tried Urban Tandoor once, and they have helped me gain a deep love and appreciation for this wonderful dish. The staff is amazing, the vibe is calming, and the food simply tops it off. I will be coming back for years to come!

I haven’t been to Urban Tandoor for a few years and it is still one of the best Indian restaurants in the whole city. They’ve expanded the restaurant so there’s more seating now and they’ve also re-decorated. Menu isn’t over-complicated, offering classic dishes and some Urban Tandoor specialities. We had lamb tikka, onion bahjis, Salmon Moille and Butter Chicken with lemon rice, tarka dal and naan breads. Every dish was fantastic, fresh, tender, not oily and the spicing well balanced. The food is also presented really nicely, something you never get from a takeout. The service is always extremely efficient there without being rushed and what I particularly appreciate is how they checked everything was to our liking during each course, something a lot of these more ‘casual’ dining places overlook. They’re known for their lamb dishes and the Salmon Moille is particularly special so try those with the obligatory pint of Cobra.

Absolutely banging! The food was amazing definitely lives up to the hype... and tiktok. Everyone that served us was great and excellent turn around. Carlos was a great waiter and witty (especially in relation to my husbands icecream which he said was delicious). All in all a bloody great night... also 10 points on the decor.

Fantastic cocktails & very tasty food! My first time visiting a Las Iguanas, and I’d definitely go again! The service was friendly and accommodating. Knocking one star off as this venue requires more bathrooms that may need maintenance work (dodgy locks!) but overall very impressed with the range of items on the menu, food portions and also the drinks!

So I was back in the city to catch up with friends and family. I came here to have a meal with a friend. It was my first time at this Las Iguanas. I was warmly welcomed by staff, it was a midweek night but was still fairly busy, the atmosphere was lively. The service was fast and with a smile. Peter from Oswaldtwistle was our server and he did an amazing job. The food arrived quickly and looked and tasted amazing. I had three courses Starter - Quesadillas - Shredded Chipotle which was loaded tortilla, serve with salsa. Main -Bahia Coconut Chicken which was chicken, pan fry, in cumin coriander, cayenne and cooked in coconut sauce with ginger, garlic, tomatoes, and coriander. And for dessert I had warm gooey, chocolate, brownie, pieces, vanilla, ice cream, and Duluth de leche biscuit sandwich. I went to pay and discovered that my friend had paused. All in all a great experience.

Fantastic experience. My brother had an egg allergy and they took great care with it, making sure they limited any chances for cross contamination and always told us how they would do so, like with our cocktail ingredients. The waiter also told us what other dishes of those we ordered would not be suitable for him to try. He was super friendly too and had an amazing memory for remembering our order! Lovely atmosphere and the food was great, as always.

The most attentive and friendly staff served us tonight (special mention to Charlie and Maddie for their incredible hospitality)! Great food (portions & flavour wise) and the drinks were insane as always! Cannot fault our experience and they made the Birthday girl feel extremely special. Thanks for a great night team😜🍸

Really enjoyed our bottomless brunch experience! Our waitress (Georgia) was very attentive and we were never left without a drink! Cocktails were very nice and food was lovely too! Great value for the price.

This venue can get very busy at weekends. All cocktails are 2 for 1 all day, every day. The atmosphere seems to be busy and excessively rowdy. There is outside seating for the warmer weather.

We popped in before our train home, we didn't have a booking so it was a long shot if they would have a table, but they did. It was very busy with Saturday lunchtime groups in, but it felt safe. Lots of drinks being ordered from the bar all which looked amazing. Ordering and menu is on the QR code on each table. And a few years ago we thought the QR code was dead. Excellent service. Great food. 👍

Good quality Latin and South American food. This venue can get very busy at weekends with parties enjoying bottomless drinks. All cocktails are 2 for 1 all day, every day, so you have to drink hard to get value for money on the bottomless offers. It is popular with hen and stag parties, so may not be the best place for a quiet romantic dinner. The atmosphere seems to be pleasantly busy rather than excessively rowdy - though we like it quiet so enjoyed an early lunch. There is a raised seating area but most tables are accessible without steps and there is outside seating for the warmer weather.

Thank you Las Iguanas in Bristol, visiting down here from my usual spot up north in the midlands. Georgia and her team worked really well to accommodate a variety of needs that my table had. They made my girlfriends and mother's birthday very special. They fulfilled special requests such as holding onto some helium balloons and cake that we had ordered and helped us surprise the birthday girl 😁 with cake and us visiting 🎉 Thanks again for making an afternoon special and hopefully you guys enjoy some of the left over cake 🎂 We will be back again!

First time in Bristol and so glad we chose Ganesha for our Saturday night meal! When they say authentic Indian restaurant they are not lying! Amazing happy staff and hats off to the chef! Keep up the excellent work! See you again very soon!

Absolutely the best Indian restaurant in south Bristol. I order from them most weeks and wouldn't go anywhere else. Delivery always quick, generous portions and the prices are very decent considering the amazing quality. Never change, Ganesha!

I was searching for indian food in Bristol and then found this restaurant on my wife's recommendation. I enjoyed the food here, good taste with light bollywood music. The owner of the restaurant is polite and humble.

been a long time since I've been in a setting that ticks every box! The staff were incredible, knowledgeable about the meals, helpful in choices and supportive of a friendly environment. The food was fantastic, we ordered starters, mains, naans and rice's. I had chicken dansak which was very flavoursome and good texture. My husband had lamb chops in sauce (chef special) which he enjoyed immensely. We even took home left overs as the portions were a well rounded size. The atmosphere was relaxing and suitable. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Excellent food. The biryani in particular was absolutely delicious. I've been to a lot of Indian restaurants in Bristol over the years but this one always stands out as the best.