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Delmonico Restaurant, Bristol
Newest Review: ... when I look down and saw a large section of unpainted timber on the skirting board! Whilst we perused our special menu we had a complimentary (large) glass of house white wine. And I was pleasantly surprised, it tasted like a very good medium. Both myself and Alan are not huge wine drinkers, but even he agreed we hadn’t been served the vinegar! It didn’t take us long to order as there was a ... more  ... great deal of choice on offer, 3 starters, 5 mains and 4 desserts. They have changed the menu completely now, so I’m afraid what I describe isn’t going to be available, but it’ll give you an idea of what the food is like.
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Delmonico Restaurant, Bristol: 'Scuse me madam, the Soup Kitchen is just down the road.. (1641 words)
by Emma1973 - written on 09/08/05 (Very useful, 1461 readings)
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The lucky, lucky beggar that I am got taken out to dinner the other night by my lovely partner. A typical Scotsman, he’s always happy to take advantage of a bargain or an offer and that is precisely why we are out! Twice a year the Bristol Evening Post get you to collect 4 tokens, then they team you up with various restaurants to offer you two courses for a set price. Delmonico was the first on our list, we didn’t even know what kind of restaurant it was! But it was the only one with any tables free so it was off to there we went. I sent Alan off to the Internet to check it out, expecting with a name like Delmonicos it would be an Italian. How wrong I was! It ...
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