Bristol Food & Drink: February 2017

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Funtime coocktails at the newly-opened Bristol Spirit

Calm yourselves, in the midst of this misty and chaotic start to the year, we also have lots of exciting events to look forward to.

It’s not quite time for Cargo 2 to open, or for the spring festivals, but there’s still plenty to get giddy about. Have your calendars at the ready – it’s time to make notes for February…

Dindins

If you’re looking for something special to sate your appetite this month, here are a few suggestions:

  • Three Course Toast is back at Pinkmans on Monday 6th, with treats including slow cooked beef on sourdough, and a rhubarb & custard brioche – phwoar. £25, including a welcome drink.
  • Lee Skeet Seafood are doing a one-off supper club at Wilson’s on Chandos Road on 26th Feb, featuring several courses of amazing-sounding Cornish produce, for £40 per person.
  • Matatu Kitchen are back on Friday 24th, serving a 4 course Swahili & Somali feast for £25.

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Pop-ups

They’re only around for a limited time, so catch ’em while they’re hot!

  • Wings Diner will be serving Asian fried chicken at Bagel Boy on St Nicholas St on Sunday 5th (this looked so good last time, so don’t miss out!)
  • Underdogs will be selling their yumtastic hot dogs at The Hare for one night only on Friday 3rd.
  • Los Hermanos will be cooking up a culinary storm at The Love Inn from 7th-25th.
  • Like your cod with a side of Dr Dre? Head along to Hip Hop in a Chip Shop on the 16th for one of the more bizarre parties in town.

Valentine’s Day

If you’re in the wooing sort of mood, here are some of the more romantic things happening on 14th February:

Or you can take a look at my guide to Bristol’s Best Date Locations if you want to get creative!

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Courses & workshops

Have a go at something new whydontcha?

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Newbies

Here are the new guys in town for you to pay a visit to!

  • Top notch pizzeria Bosco have opened their 2nd branch in Clifton Village.
  • Atomic Diner has now opened in Broadmead (mega burgers & milkshakes ahoy!)
  • Head to Caribbean Croft on Stokes Croft for Caribbean munch & a choice of 38 rums.
  • Fulfill all your cocktail & dinner needs at the fresh-faced Bristol Spirit on Whitehall Road.
  • Japanese gyoza masters Eatchu now have a permanent indoor residence in St Nicholas Market.
  • Newly refurbished The Crafty Cow is ready for your pub crawls and roast dinner needs on Gloucester Road.

And coming soon: semi-secret Irish bar Shebeen arrives on Whiteladies Road, Biblos FINALLY opens in Wapping Wharf, French wine bar & restaurant Le Poivrot brings a bit of extra class to Colston St, and at some point we’ll also be welcoming meaty chain The Smoke Haus to the centre. Phew!

Dates for the diary

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