Debra's Guidebook for Bristol
Food Scene
Eat a Pitta
67A Gloucester Rd Healthy and tastes great. There are tables upstairs.
Atomic Burger
189 Gloucester RdThis is where I go to get fish and chips. The portions are huge.
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Bishopston Fish Bar
264 Gloucester RdThis is where I go to get fish and chips. The portions are huge.
A family run business, run by the Herbert family, which is now in their 5th generation of bakers. Great bread. They also have a seating area and serve wonderful breakfasts and meals.
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Hobbs House Bakery
177 Gloucester RdA family run business, run by the Herbert family, which is now in their 5th generation of bakers. Great bread. They also have a seating area and serve wonderful breakfasts and meals.
Planet Pizza
187 Gloucester RdJoe's Bakery
240-242 Gloucester RdWhenever I have people come to do any work on my home, this is where they go to have a good fried breakfast. No frills, down to earth, cheap and filling.
Oak Tree Cafe
308 Gloucester RoadWhenever I have people come to do any work on my home, this is where they go to have a good fried breakfast. No frills, down to earth, cheap and filling.
Sightseeing
New Room
This was the first Methodist Chapel in the world.
SS Great Britain station
M Shed
Wapping RoadFree museum about Bristol's industrial history.
Bristol Cathedral
College GreenIChayifethi yeSt Mary Redcliffe
12 Colston ParadeThe Red Lodge Museum
Park RowThe Georgian House Museum
7 Great George StTyntesfield
I-Stonehenge
Bath
I-Roman Baths
Abbey ChurchyardThermae Bath Spa
Hot Bath StreetCardiff
I-Castle ye-Cardiff
Castle StCharles Wesley’s House
4 Charles StClifton Suspension Bridge
Bridge RoadFloating Harbour
Anchor RoadCorn Street
Corn StreetSaint Nicholas Market
Saint Nicholas StreetCabot Circus
Bond Street SouthEssentials
Waeshous Launderette
307 Gloucester RdChurches
Zetland Evangelical Church
6 North RdA place to thoughtfully connect with God.