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New Michelin Bib Gourmand awards for three Bristol restaurants
Michelin have now unveiled their latest list of Bib Gourmand winners for their 2019 guide – and three more Bristol restaurants have been added to the list.

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Bellita, Cotham Hill: Review
With Spanish, North African and Middle Eastern influences, Bellita – little sister of Bell’s Diner – is a must-visit.

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Bell’s Diner team to open Bellita on Cotham Hill on October 16th
Bellita – opening on Cotham Hill on October 16th – is described on its Twitter profile as “the boisterous little sister of Bell’s Diner”.

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Grand Chefs’ Dinner, City of Bristol College, June 27th
Prepare to be spoiled by Bristol’s top chefs, tomorrow’s restaurateurs and hospitality experts at the Grand Chefs’ Dinner on June 27th.

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Enjoy natural wine in Bristol restaurants during Real Wine Month this May
Over 200 restaurants are participating around the UK, and confirmed in Bristol are: RiverStation, Bell’s Diner and Harvey Nichols Bristol.
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Natural wine enthusiast to host a special evening at Bell’s Diner – October 25th
Chris Wicks, chef/patron of Bell’s Diner in Montpelier, Bristol, has invited natural wine lover, Trevor Vibert, to host an exclusive natural wine dinner in Bristol…
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Bell’s Diner, Montpelier – Review
“Inventive cooking at full throttle” is how the 2011 Good Food Guide describes Chris Wicks’ Bell’s Diner, and a “highly idiosyncratic restaurant”. The word “idiosyncratic”, on reflection, sums up the evening perfectly for me… Subscribe to Bristol Bites by Email