Name: Browns Bristol Bristol
Address: 38 Queens Road, Clifton, Bristol, City of Bristol, BS8 1RE, UK
Telephone: 0117 930 4777

A warm welcome awaitings at Browns Bristol

Browns Brasserie & Bar Bristol is housed in part of the old Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, which was modelled on the Doge’s Palace in Venice. This beautiful, characterful building, located in the heart of Clifton and restored in 1992, further adds to our unique, bustling atmosphere.

Join us for a relaxing, brasserie brunch, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner, made with quality, fresh, seasonal ingredients. Or if you don’t fancy a meal, our expert, friendly teams will look after you in our stylish cocktail bar area, where you can enjoy a crafted cocktail (or two), a glass of fine wine or Champagne and graze on some delicious bar snacks. However you spend your time in our Bristol restaurant, you can be certain it will be time well spent.

MAIN MENU

LUNCH & EARLY EVENING MENU

AFTERNOON TEA MENU

COCKTAIL MENU

BUBBLES AT BROWNS

Seasonal Specials Menu at Browns Browns Bristol

CHRISTMAS

Outlet Map

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 11pm
Tuesday 9am - 11pm
Wednesday 9am - 11pm
Thursday 9am - 11pm
Friday 9am - 12am
Saturday 9am - 12am
Sunday 9am - 10.30pm

Food Service Times

Monday 9am - 10pm
Tuesday 9am - 10pm
Wednesday 9am - 10pm
Thursday 9am - 10pm
Friday 9am - 11pm
Saturday 9am - 11pm
Sunday 9am - 9:30pm

Make the most of your day out in Bristol

Bristol is a city of bridges, boats and beautiful churches, with the stunning Georgian Queen Square at its centre, and the world-famous Clifton Suspension Bridge on the cliffs of the Avon Gorge. John Betjeman once said Bristol ‘is the most beautiful, interesting and distinguished city in England’. And there’s certainly a lot to keep you occupied.

FROM GRAFFITI TO GALLERIES

Banksy was once just another kid on the streets of Bristol with a can of spray paint. Now you can take a Banksy walking tour in the heart of Bristol’s cultural quarter, where colourful graffiti transforms the walls and buildings, and where you can see some of his little-known earliest work. If you prefer your culture a little more refined, Bristol is filled with museums, art galleries and historic buildings. Head over to St. Mary Redcliffe Church, a stunning Gothic church that sits on the red cliffs above the floating harbour or explore the grounds of Blaise Castle House Museum and Estate, a glorious 19th-century mansion set in 400 acres of parkland with a delightful folly castle.

TRAVEL BY BOAT, BUS OR POP YOUR BOOTS ON

There are many ways to explore the city, from a walking tour to a river cruise. Or you could hop on a sightseeing bus and do the Bristol Tour – taking in the Harbour, Clifton Suspension Bridge and the dramatic Avon Gorge. But your visit to Bristol wouldn’t be complete without seeing Brunel’s ss Great Britain, the world’s first great ocean liner. Now a multi-award-winning visitor attraction, you can step aboard and experience what life was really like on board a Victorian vessel.

A WONDERFUL CITY ALL YEAR ROUND

Whatever your interests, there’s always plenty to see and do in Bristol with its packed programme of music, literature, outdoor activities and entertainment. And the perfect way for you to end your day out in Bristol is sat outside on our famous steps, soaking up the atmosphere, watching the world go by and enjoying a refreshing beer, fine wine or crafted cocktail.

Browns Bristol

A warm welcome awaits you at Browns Bristol