Where to have the best roast in Bristol this British Yorkshire Pudding Day Sun 3rd Feb
Posted on: 01 Feb 2019Yorkshire Puddings are one of those quintessential British things that the rest of The World seems to be confused by. Is it a pastry? Is it a pancake? No, Americans. No it is not. How dare you suggest we eat it with jam? The soft, fluffy centre is for gravy and gravy only thank you very much.
Luckily for us, there’s a whole day dedicated to yorkies, and this falls on Sunday 3rd February. Bristol is beaming with great Sunday roast spots, take a look at our list:
Winner of numerous Best Pub Food awards, Gloucester Old Spot is a family run gastro pub, on Kellaway Avenue, Horfield. Specialising in fine ales and locally sourced food.
A beautiful light and airy restaurant with stunning feature nooks, mismatched wooden chairs, hanging tealights and a huge garden, expect a home from home feel without that typical 'pub' aesthetic. Gloucester Old Spot is also great for those with children, with baskets brimming with colouring books, games and a playhouse in the garden. Dogs on leads are also welcomed.
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A stone's throw from Cabot Circus on New Street, The Volunteer Tavern is an independent bar and kitchen that swept the board to win CAMRA's Bristol and District branch Pub of the Year 2016 - and it's easy to see why.
If you haven’t had a roast dinner at the Volunteer Tavern before now is your chance to experience one of Bristol’s best.
The Prince Street Social have Sunday roast deals running every week! In fact, they even do a bottomless Sunday roast! That means unlimited Yorkshire puddings… dreams do come true.
This city centre pub make a stunning Sunday roast. Fully equipped with huge yorkies of course!
Occupying the same site since 1741, The Crown is a real ale pub and cider house with an edge. This superb venue blends the traditional with the alternative to create one of Bristol’s must-visit locations. Whether you’re looking for drinks, food or great music, you’ll find it at The Crown. Sports are also taken care of by 8 screens showing Sky Sports and BT Sport.
Giant Yorkshires filled to the brim with all manner of options really set their menu apart.
This cosy establishment has Steam punk inspired interiors with lit covered outside decking. They do a legendary Sunday roast.
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Hannah recently graduated with a degree in English with Writing. She is an avid writer, freelancer and creative. She is currently writing her first full-length novel and a collection of poetry. Always out and about in Bristol's music scene, she attends music events on a weekly basis.
