Food is absolutely amazing. It's flavourful, colourful and delicious. Would recommend to anyone but…read moresometimes the place is squashed

Lunchtime mixed grill gyro for £7 + £1 for a drink, decent quality chicken & pork, fries were a bit…read moresoggy, served along with carrot, cabbage, tomato + tzatziki. Filling and nice enough. They also have a small market for greek goods & do some more options that may be better than the gyro e.g. spanakopita, rotisserie chicken. Update: I've been several more times and the magic pita's are probably a better option than the plates. In fact the magic pita's are really delicious - they have several good options or you can make your own. Relatively cheap & filling & tasty too

Honestly this is the freshest food in bath. A major lifesaver too! Despite being a major tourist…read moreplace, taka taka was one of the only places open. They are healthy and satisfying. Thank you for being open. I really appreciate their service and friendliness.

I first came across Bosphorus in Cardiff, and then discovered they also have a restaurant in…read moreBristol. While this means they must be a small chain, they each feel fairly unique - since the one I ate at in Cardiff has a waterside location very different to this one on Baldwin Street in Bristol. The smell of charred meat is what probably draws a lot of customers in here initially, particularly in the summer when the doors are open onto the street - but for me it was the promise of one of my all-time favourite Turkish dishes: Imam bayildi, which translates as "the imam fainted" and is made with aubergine stuffed with onion, garlic and tomatoes. The cavern-like interior is thoughtfully decorated if a little over-the-top, with mosaics and freezes on the wall depicting scenes from ancient Turkey. The mezze selection is wonderful and tasty, and the main dishes - although a little meat-heavy - have plenty of seafood options and are equally delicious. The most disappointing aspect of Bosphorus is how quiet it often is, and reading other reviews it seems not everyone has enjoyed such a good dining experience as I did, and this could account for their lack of popularity. What's great about Turkish restaurants in general, however, is how passionate the staff tend to be about their country and cuisine. I always end up in conversation with the waiter about Turkey, finding out where they're from and which dishes they were brought up eating. The staff here are no different - very friendly and engaging, and very happy to stop for a chat.

As you walk into Bristol and pass over the Bristol Bridge, the first samples of it's culinary…read moredelights are less than impressive. Bosphorus restaurant appears large from the outside, and is also large and empty on the inside. The serve traditional turkish food, and the staff are pretty friendly and helpful. The meals are distinctly average, but make for a good fill up if that's what you're after.

Mmmm, Greek eats...A beautiful and simple stylish decor, combined with the smell of magnificent…read morefood is what drew me into here. I was spoilt for choice, from Meze platters, to the countless succulent options on the A la Carte Menu and with a splendid array of wines to complement my meal. Make sure to come on one of their special Bouzouki night (a bouzouki is basically a Greek guitar), where you can experience a true Greek party, plate smashing and all!

The sound of smashing plates echoing in your ears and bazouki and baglama playing trying to play…read morethrough the laughs and crokery smash's as tasty seafood and pasta slips smoothly down you throwt... Thats Entelia... well, not quite! A popular little greek establishment on whiteladies road that serves food that is both tasty and simple in it's design. Great if you fancy a little change, and are up for trying some new and exciting foods.

This is rumoured to be THE BEST kebab shop in Bristol, and if the cheesy chips (what was I…read morethinking?) are anything to go by then it certainly has a chance in the running. Sliiightly more traditional than others, this kebab shop still maintains the familiar menu; including the usual kebab range, pizzas, chips etc. The owner is simply lovely, and very tolerant of some of the less than coherant individuals that frequent the takeaway. If you're lost and hungry, look for the shining lights of Maplins just past the arces, you find an oasis of a kebab shop here.

"Go to the Grecian", a friend told me when me and the boyfriend were looking for dinner around…read morehere. So, there we went, and my mouth gaped open slightly when I saw it was a takeaway kebab place! Takeaway? For a nice dinner? My fears died out soon though, when I was told that there was a proper restaurant above the takeaway. The restaurant did look very tacky-Grecian, which sounds awful, but it actually really worked and was a funny but pleasing environment to be in! The staff here are so very friendly; and are happy and proud to inform you of what they think is the best on the menu. The taramasalata was super here, and the pitta bread it came with was also so good. The boyfriend had their lasagna and you could tell it was made with much love. Big thumbs up.

Ralph did an excellent job with everything. He was so welcoming and explained the menu in detail…read more My group was visiting from the states to Bristol for our first time and the food was amazing and it was freshly served to us! We definitely had a blast trying new things and experiencing the harbor views along with our food. 10/10 would recommend to others to try! The croquettes were so crispy and warm and melted in your mouth with every bite. It was well worth the trip. The tappas portions were worth the price. The view was really worth seeing too. We were the first table to ever order 20 individual croquettes and the server was quite surprised and told us we were the only people he knew over a year to have ordered that quantity. I challenge you all to beat our 20 croquettes order, it's a world record really! Cheers!

Rip off! 1 coffee, 1 tea, 2 measly portions of cheesecake - £22! Won't be going back.read more

8.50 for a heaping portion of lamb doner? I knew what I was getting into for a place like this and…read morereality met my limited expectations for the price

Yuck, I'm sorry but I really am not a fan of these places. Empty during the day and heaving with…read moredrunken youths in the evening. No, not something I like at all. Plus the food is horrendously greasy and you can literally feel your life expectancy slip away before your very eyes as you chow down on some cheesy chips. Buuut as much as I regret to say it, there is something so wonderful about these places after a night out so I can't be too hard on them. Plus the staff in this particular joint really know how to handle a rowdy crowd, and best of all they were really efficient in dishing up my chips. And they weren't half bad if I am being totally honest.

If you're looking for a taste of the Mediterranean, head over to Yia Mass on Park Street for a…read moretruly Greek experience. This split level restaurant has a bar on the bottom floor and seating on the upper level. It can get a little cramped, so it's not great if you're looking for an intimate romantic evening with a loved one. The atmosphere is fun, friendly and lively which makes it more than a meal, and more of an experience. Even though I hear their meat dishes are fantastic, so are their vegetable plates so it's bound to please the fussiest of eaters.

Yiamass is a bar that I have visited only at night time therefore I cannot comment/rate on the food…read moreor day time service. The interior is really interesting, with a bit of African jungle meets Grecian feel to it. There is a small dance floor and a couple of tables, so my best bet is to head upstairs to the low ceiling seating area. Here you can enjoy a drink with friends without the music deafening your ears. The prices are a tad expensive, however they do a mean Mojito (not for the faint hearted!!)