Food & Drink
Spanish Sunday
Enjoy a tapas brunch set menu at Pata Negra with as much cava as you can drink.
It follows a recent a makeover at the Clare Street bar and restaurant, with a brand new open kitchen.
Our newsletters emailed directly to you
Our newsletters emailed directly to youEATDRINK24/7 LAUNCH PARTY
CALLING ALL FOODIES!
Bristol's only truly independent food & drink guide is back, and we're throwing a party to celebrate on July 8 2026 at Wiper and True Brewery & Taproom, Old Market.
- Exclusive collaborations from Bristol's favourite food vendors (you can't try these special dishes anywhere else)
- Be the first to pick up your free copy of the EatDrink24/7 Guide
- Music + great drinks
- Each ticket includes a beer from Wiper and True, a special limited-edition can created just for the occasion.
One night only - don't miss out
Get Your TicketRelated articles
-
![]()
Homes and Gardens / allotments
Award-winning dementia allotment featured in National Garden Scheme
The allotment highlights the power of inclusive gardening
By Maelo Manning Saturday Jul 4, 2026
-
![]()
News / Transport
New cycle paths and smoother pavements on Whiteladies Road
The improvements form part of a project to reduce the risk of flooding
By Martin Booth Saturday Jul 4, 2026
-
![]()
People / My Bristol Favourites
My Bristol Favourites: Great
Great is a creative director, producer, musician and the founder of Afro Revolution
By Martin Booth Saturday Jul 4, 2026
-
![]()
Music / live review
Review: Gong, The Fleece
No-original-members incarnation deliver a psychedelic rock masterclass
By Robin Askew Saturday Jul 4, 2026
-
![]()
Theatre / Bristol Pride
Taking the stage for Bristol Pride: a look at the festival’s comedy and theatre programme
The Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol Old Vic, The Bristol Improv Theatre and The Folk House are taking part
By Sarski Anderson Saturday Jul 4, 2026
-
![]()
Theatre / Reviews
Review: Enemy!, Tobacco Factory Theatres – ‘A fun and fresh reimagining of Ibsen’s classic work’
The show comes from first year acting and devised theatre students at Bristol School of Acting
By Tom Dewey Friday Jul 3, 2026
