29/11/2024
This , Stanley Gray, Marketing Assistant at the Bristol City Centre BID and Redcliffe & Temple BID shares their food and drink favourites.
I've been at Bristol City Centre and Redcliffe & Temple BIDs for a couple of months now and am loving the diversity of the projects. I am passionate about championing Bristol, the city where I was born and raised, and its rich cultural tapestry. Away from work, I am a season ticket holder at Bristol City and spend my evenings taking in the weird and wonderful delights of the city's underground music community.
Dareshack
A diverse space and proper cultural destination, I love Dareshack not just for their coffee brewed with care and top-notch pastries, but also their diverse music programme – I’ve seen shows from some of Bristol’s best underground artists at this Wine Street venue!
Dhamaka
Rightfully receiving their flowers of late, Dhamaka is certainly up there with the best curries in the city. I’m always on the lookout for something a little different and this Old City favourite adds a street food twist to curry house favourites – top tip: check out their Indo Chinese Street Food selection.
Obento
I first went to Obento with my two housemates last year and we were presented with the most colossal set menu I have ever seen. I’m a sucker for Japanese cuisine though, needless to say we polished off the whole lot!
Watershed
Watershed, of course, boasts an unmatched programme of cinematic delight, but that’s not all! Their Café & Bar is one of my favourite places to socialise and nerd out about films, with a focus on local suppliers they have a superb selection of drinks as well a fine selection of small plate dishes.
The Cornubia
Finally, I couldn’t help but mention one of my favourite Bristol watering holes. There is something very special about the way this tiny Georgian pub nestles amongst the brand-new high-rise office blocks around – their selection of real ales isn’t bad either!