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These are the 16 Bristol restaurants in the Michelin Guide 2021
A small Korean restaurant in Kingsdown is among the new Bristol entries in the 2021 edition of the Michelin Guide.
Bokman on Nine Tree Hill has been awarded a Michelin Plate in the prestigious guide.
“A wood-fired rotisserie oven where they cook chicken stuffed with rice takes centre stage,” says their listing. “These are joined by exquisite ramen, Korean daily specials, and homemade kombucha and soju.”
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Bokman joins the Lido, Little French, Marmo and Klosterhaus in the guide for the first time.
Michelin stars have been retained by Bulrush, Casamia and Paco Tapas, but the Bristol area now has this trio of stars due to the closure of Wilks in Redland and the Pony & Trap preparing to reopen as a bistro in Ashton.
Lido – photo: Jess Connett
Marmo – photo: Martin Booth
Little French – photo: Martin Booth
Klosterhaus – photo: Martin Booth
These are the Bristol restaurants in the 2021 guide (Michelin Plate unless otherwise):
- Adelina Yard, Welsh Back
- Bokman, Kingsdown
- Box-E, Wapping Wharf (Bib Gourmand)
- Bulrush, Cotham (Michelin star)
- Casamia, Redcliffe (Michelin star)
- The Ethicurean, Wrington
- Gambas, Wapping Wharf
- Klosterhaus, Quakers Friars
- Lazy Lobster, Chew Magna
- Lido, Clifton
- Little French, Westbury Park
- Marmo, Baldwin Street
- Paco Tapas, Redcliffe (Michelin star)
- Root, Wapping Wharf (Bib Gourmand)
- Tare, Wapping Wharf
- Wilsons, Redland
Bulrush – photo: Martin Booth
Casamia – photo: Dominika Scheibinger
Paco Tapas – photo: Dominika Scheibinger
Main photo: Ri Meredith
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