Browns Bar and Brasserie (Bristol) Reviews

Browns Bar and Brasserie (Bristol) Restaurant / Cafe National

Newest Review: ... Fish, Pasta, Salad and Vegetarian, and then Browns Classics and Grill. In the first section you can choose from four cheese macaroni (£9.95), grilled fillets of sea bass (£14.95), lobster tagliatelle (£13.95) and also fresh fish of the day or a vegetarian special. In the second section you will find shepherd's pie or burger (£9.95), grilled breast of chicken (£11.95) and medallions of Scottish venison (£19.95) among others, and again there is a special of the day. There are side orders of salads, various kinds of potatoes, vegetables and breads with prices ranging from £2.75 to £4.95. The children's menu is £4.95 for two courses or £6.9... more

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Browns Bar and Brasserie (Bristol): Is it bound to be busy at Browns? (1245 words)
by - written on 22/03/12 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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Having visited Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery on more than one occasion, I'd always looked at Browns Bar and Brasserie next door to it and wondered if it would be a good place to have lunch. It is a fascinating piece of architecture that looks almost as though it could have been a church, but apparently it was once part of the museum. It was restored in 1992 and Browns opened their establishment there. There is a number of stone steps to be negotiated up to the entrance; not suitable for the disabled, unfortunately, but very popular with young people as a place to sit and sip a drink in sunny weather. I was visiting my younger son one Saturday and we ...  Read the complete review

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