Whether its a celebration or just a excuse to extend your weekends flow, we’ll provide the service, the exquisite food and you can bring the wine without any corkage charge.

Book a table with us to come anytime from 5.30pm, and lets enjoy the start of the week together!

A romantic evening meal at the Glassboat and a ‘Swim and Lunch’ at the Lido.

They were blown away by our inventive and exciting menu!

 Read the full article

Our new menus give you the option of  taking 1,2 or 3 courses. £12/£16.50/£21

Sunday lunch is available every Sunday 12pm-3:30pm.

Find our full menu and more details here

Available Monday to Saturday

5:30pm – 7pm only

Two Courses – £15 per person Three Courses – £20 per person

Find out more here

With 8 starters, 8 mains and 5 desserts our daily ‘Set-lunch Menu’ will give you plenty of choice as you enjoy two courses for £10 or three courses for £12.

The Glassboat lunch is served Tuesday to Friday.

Choose from 1, 2 or 3 courses at £12, £16.50 or £21 respectively.

The menu is subject to change depending on what produce is available but you can see a sample menu here

If lunch isn’t on the agenda then our lounge bar offers a range of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to keep anyone happy – why not come and have a Sunday afternoon cocktail with some friends or family.  See our full bar and drinks menu.

Grouse is served in the traditional style at Glassboat, roasted whole and accompanied simply by bread sauce, game chips, watercress and a thin gravy.

Look out for native oysters, cepes and other wild mushrooms a plenty, plus of course a plethora of Game birds on our upcoming new menu. Snipe, teal, mallard and woodcock will all hopefully feature.

To wash such seasonal delights down treat you and your guests to a bottle of good quality claret, Burgundy or Rhone perhaps. We have restocked the ‘top end’ of our list to reflect the importance of Bristol as an historic importer of fine wine or perhaps simply to drink…..any excuse will do.

This really isn’t about margin, more about opportunity and sensible pricing.

Chardonnay is surely never better expressed than in Burgundy: Puligny-Montrachet, by A Chavy; a Meursault from Morey perhaps or a Grand Cru Chablis, all stored correctly and served at a temperature to fully appreciate their complexities. Pinot Noir can be a fickle, temperamental friend, yet we have managed to source a couple of youthful yet still elegant wines: an ‘09 Nuits-St-Georges from Lechenaut and an ‘08 1er Cru Gevrey-Chambertin from Harmand-Geoffroy.

Thought best to keep the claret as classic as possible, ’06 Chateau Gruaud Larose, St Julien is a second growth predominantly cabernet sauvignon blend; expect cassis and currant fruits, cedar box aromas and firm tannins.

All wines available from only £47.50 to £62.50 a bottle.

Find out about our Burgundy and Game Birds evening here

6.30pm: drinks on the terrace at Spyglass, Welsh Back, Bristol

8pm: Feast of the best in British food and drink

Dress code: Vintage rock Ts, double denim, leather, heavy metal chic, black

Expect goodies, metal makeovers and chuckles.

Tickets are £40, all inclusive or £45 which includes a ticket to ‘Mission to Lars’ at 5pm.

Find out more here

Anyone can use paper Bristol Pounds and it has been designed to be attractive to tourists by encouraging them to shop with local independents.

Find out more about the Bristol Pound scheme.

On this day you can visit some of Bristol’s significant contemporary and historic buildings, which are normally closed to the general public, as they open their doors for free.

To coincide with this we have Henriot Hour from 5:30pm-6:30pm and two for one on a Glassboat cocktail, perfect to end a day on your feet!

Find out more about Bristol Doors Open Day.