Pizza fanatics in Bristol are being given the chance to star on the PizzaExpress menu for the first time – and win £5,000 for sharing their pizza recipe secrets.
PizzaExpress has launched a nationwide challenge to cook up the ultimate pizza idea and is inviting the public to come up with imaginative suggestions that will stimulate [...]
Renowned as one of the culinary icons of the area, this charming Gallic eatery boasts a plethora of famous faces from Paul McCartney to Lady Diana.
Aqua Italia is living up to the aims of the best Italian restaurant and, while it was a shame the weather forced us inside, I would recommend an evening of fine dining there any time.
What better way to soak up some live music than a slap-up meal and a fine bottle of wine to wash it down with.
Pizza Express in Bristol is one of my favourite chains for a speedy lunch or early dinner. It’s just a shame we had the ‘fast-food’ experience to go with it
It’s a food revolution! That is what it says on all the leaflets and on the website, and it is indeed a brilliant idea, all of it.
Bristol’s waterfront is changing rapidly. Luckily, mainstays like the Pitcher & Piano can still be relied on for a good-value lunch.
I left feeling very pleased with the Southville Centre Café. I may not have written the next Harry Potter, but I got a lot of work done, ate well and the sun was shining.
Ava Peroni will probably go back to Zizzis for the same reason she will go to Pizza Express; to be a bit disappointed but know beforehand and so have no nasty surprises
Secret reviewer Ava Peroni visits the Arnolfini cafe… ‘I would go back any time for lunch or early supper safe in the knowledge that the food will be good.’
