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BOX-E — Restaurant in Bristol

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BOX-E
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Seasonal ingredients & British fare with elevated plating in a renovated shipping container.
Nearby attractions
M Shed
Princes Wharf, Wapping Rd, Bristol BS1 4RN, United Kingdom
Lloyds Amphitheatre
Explore Ln, Bristol BS1 5LL, United Kingdom
The Art Warehouse
Bristol BS1 6UD, United Kingdom
Arnolfini Arts
Bush House, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA, United Kingdom
Millennium Square
Explore Ln, Bristol BS1 5SZ, United Kingdom
Bristol Aquarium
Anchor Rd, Bristol BS1 5TT, United Kingdom
We The Curious
1 Millennium Square, One Millennium Square, Anchor Rd, Bristol BS1 5DB, United Kingdom
Pero's Bridge
Pero's Bridge, Bristol BS1 5UH, United Kingdom
Bristol Cathedral
College Green, Bristol BS1 5TJ, United Kingdom
Brunel's SS Great Britain
Great Western Dockyard, Gas Ferry Rd, Bristol BS1 6TY, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Gambas
Unit 12, Cargo 2, Museum St, Bristol BS1 6ZA, United Kingdom
Daily Noodles Wapping Wharf
Unit 7, CARGO, Wapping Wharf, Gaol Ferry Steps, Bristol BS1 6WP, United Kingdom
The Jolly Hog: Pigsty
1-2 Gaol Ferry Steps, Bristol BS1 6WE, United Kingdom
Root
Unit 9 Cargo 1, Gaol Ferry Steps, Bristol BS1 6WP, United Kingdom
Salt and Malt
Cargo 2, Gaol Ferry Steps, Bristol BS1 6WD, United Kingdom
Cargo Cantina
15 Cargo 2, Bristol BS1 6ZA, United Kingdom
The Olive Shed
Princes Wharf, Floating Harbour, Bristol BS1 4RN, United Kingdom
Bertha's Pizza
Bertha's Pizza, The Old Gaol Stables, Cumberland Rd, Bristol BS1 6WW, United Kingdom
Magari
unit 18, Cargo, Museum St, Bristol BS1 6ZA, United Kingdom
Squeezed
Unit 4 Cargo, Gaol Ferry Steps, Bristol BS1 6WE, United Kingdom
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BOX-E

Unit 10, Cargo 1, Bristol BS1 6WP, United Kingdom
4.8(224)
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Seasonal ingredients & British fare with elevated plating in a renovated shipping container.

attractions: M Shed, Lloyds Amphitheatre, The Art Warehouse, Arnolfini Arts, Millennium Square, Bristol Aquarium, We The Curious, Pero's Bridge, Bristol Cathedral, Brunel's SS Great Britain, restaurants: Gambas, Daily Noodles Wapping Wharf, The Jolly Hog: Pigsty, Root, Salt and Malt, Cargo Cantina, The Olive Shed, Bertha's Pizza, Magari, Squeezed
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Fri12 - 3 PM, 5:30 - 11 PMClosed

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Featured dishes

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Citrus Cured Sea Trout, Fennel, Wasabi
Maximin herrenberg kabinett tvv 2018 by carl loewen
Roast Monkfish, Curried Chickpeas, Coconut
Trocken alte reben 2011 by maximin grunhaus (poured from magnums)
Crispy Belly Of Pork, Superkraut, Hasselback Norfolk Earlies
Maximin herrenberg gg 2018 (1902 vines) by carl loewen
Driftwood, Celery Salt Crackers, Truffled Honey
Erdener treppchen auslese 1998 by meulenhof
Baked Vanilla Cheesecake, Peach, Raspberry
Spatlese 2010 by maximin grunhaus (poured from a jeroboam)

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Nearby attractions of BOX-E

M Shed

Lloyds Amphitheatre

The Art Warehouse

Arnolfini Arts

Millennium Square

Bristol Aquarium

We The Curious

Pero's Bridge

Bristol Cathedral

Brunel's SS Great Britain

M Shed

M Shed

4.5

(2.7K)

Closed
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Lloyds Amphitheatre

Lloyds Amphitheatre

4.4

(397)

Open 24 hours
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The Art Warehouse

The Art Warehouse

4.4

(75)

Closed
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Arnolfini Arts

Arnolfini Arts

4.5

(991)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Craft wildflower and copper foiling art
Craft wildflower and copper foiling art
Fri, Dec 5 • 11:00 AM
Easton, BS5 6JF, United Kingdom
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Ride a Penny Farthing in Bath
Ride a Penny Farthing in Bath
Sun, Dec 7 • 1:00 PM
Bath and North East Somerset, BA1 2EU, United Kingdom
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Enchanted Christmas
Enchanted Christmas
Fri, Dec 5 • 10:00 AM
Merlin Rd, Cribbs Causeway, Patchway, Bristol, BS10 7SR
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Nearby restaurants of BOX-E

Gambas

Daily Noodles Wapping Wharf

The Jolly Hog: Pigsty

Root

Salt and Malt

Cargo Cantina

The Olive Shed

Bertha's Pizza

Magari

Squeezed

Gambas

Gambas

4.7

(709)

$$

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Daily Noodles Wapping Wharf

Daily Noodles Wapping Wharf

4.2

(324)

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The Jolly Hog: Pigsty

The Jolly Hog: Pigsty

4.5

(316)

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Root

Root

4.8

(363)

$$

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Nicholas MikovitsNicholas Mikovits
I had a lovely time dining at BOX-E… The place is a bit difficult to find by Google Maps, but I eventually found it by going around the back and up the stairs of the very last shipping container. The servers were very friendly and welcoming and provided me with a great drink recommendation. I did the tasting menu (7 courses), which was an astounding value at only £50. The standout dish was the smoked trout and my least favorite dish was the cheese/cracker plate (as you can see from the images, presentation was a bit sloppy). The environment was cozy and quaint, though the majority of seating was outside (more suitable for warmer weather). Overall, I had a fine experience at BOX-E and I’d recommend it to anyone in Bristol looking for a unique and affordable tasting menu experience.
T JT J
We went to Bristol to visit this lovely restaurant for lunch in middle of March. The chef overheard us saying it was my birthday and improvised with a candle in my dessert, (a very nice thing to do). We had the golden beetroot with smoked trout for starters, a very nice dish. I always go for fish for my main dish and so we choose the Hake with crushed Jersey Royals, monk's beard and preserved lemons which was perfectly cooked and very well thought out flavour combinations. We rounded off the meal with chilled cinnamon rice pudding, Griottines cherries and crumble and my partner had the vanilla pannacotta, Yorkshire forced rhubarb and stem ginger. We've been here before and and will come back again for the amazing food and service. Truly a gem of a restaurant.
Sebastian GilbertSebastian Gilbert
We had a truly excellent meal at BOX-E, a very well curated menu with four select starters and three mains - which suits the small cosy restaurant. The meal started with warm slices from a small bread load with a salty, savoury seaweed butter. The starters were clean and simple, with fresh local ingredients. Chopped beef fillet was better than any tartare I've had - simple and clean. Crab and charred hispi cabbage was another great dish - don't miss out on the charred leeks with Somerset pecorino for main. A really excellent restaurant, great service, great decor and excellent seasonal and local menu.
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I had a lovely time dining at BOX-E… The place is a bit difficult to find by Google Maps, but I eventually found it by going around the back and up the stairs of the very last shipping container. The servers were very friendly and welcoming and provided me with a great drink recommendation. I did the tasting menu (7 courses), which was an astounding value at only £50. The standout dish was the smoked trout and my least favorite dish was the cheese/cracker plate (as you can see from the images, presentation was a bit sloppy). The environment was cozy and quaint, though the majority of seating was outside (more suitable for warmer weather). Overall, I had a fine experience at BOX-E and I’d recommend it to anyone in Bristol looking for a unique and affordable tasting menu experience.
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We went to Bristol to visit this lovely restaurant for lunch in middle of March. The chef overheard us saying it was my birthday and improvised with a candle in my dessert, (a very nice thing to do). We had the golden beetroot with smoked trout for starters, a very nice dish. I always go for fish for my main dish and so we choose the Hake with crushed Jersey Royals, monk's beard and preserved lemons which was perfectly cooked and very well thought out flavour combinations. We rounded off the meal with chilled cinnamon rice pudding, Griottines cherries and crumble and my partner had the vanilla pannacotta, Yorkshire forced rhubarb and stem ginger. We've been here before and and will come back again for the amazing food and service. Truly a gem of a restaurant.
T J

T J

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We had a truly excellent meal at BOX-E, a very well curated menu with four select starters and three mains - which suits the small cosy restaurant. The meal started with warm slices from a small bread load with a salty, savoury seaweed butter. The starters were clean and simple, with fresh local ingredients. Chopped beef fillet was better than any tartare I've had - simple and clean. Crab and charred hispi cabbage was another great dish - don't miss out on the charred leeks with Somerset pecorino for main. A really excellent restaurant, great service, great decor and excellent seasonal and local menu.
Sebastian Gilbert

Sebastian Gilbert

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Reviews of BOX-E

4.8
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5.0
7y

We were really fortunate to be able to book our places at The Kitchen Table for the Seven Course Taster Menu on Saturday lunchtime at quite short notice. Even though we submitted our enquiry through the Box-E website on a Sunday evening when the restaurant is closed, Tess responded very quickly that same evening and continued to do so until we had got our booking arranged.

Comprising two shipping containers, Box-E is very compact and therefore only seats a maximum of 14 guests at normal tables and up to four others at a stainless steel 'breakfast bar' overlooking the kitchen area and where the taster menu is normally served. The lack of space does mean that you need to get up from your seat if the guests sat inside you need to get out but that small inconvenience is well worth putting up with for the overall dining experience.

When we arrived and were at the breakfast bar Elliott immediately greeted us and checked whether we had any allergies or any particular foods that we didn't like. As the only thing I don't like is broad beans he told me I was in luck as he wasn't using them!

Throughout our meal, which lasted over three hours!, Elliott chatted to us; not only about the dishes that he was serving but general chit chat too. It really was like going to a friend's house for a meal.

Watching Elliott prepare not only our dishes but also a la carte choices for another 11 guests was fascinating. We were left in awe at the way he managed to do all of this in what is effectively a tiny galley kitchen area (everything is so well laid out and organised) without once getting flustered or anything going wrong. He really is a master of his craft and the appearance and taste of the food he served really emphasised that.

Everything was absolutely delicious and made even better by the flight of wines that we were served. These perfectly matched each course that was served and at £30 were good value, given the quality of the wines. Each glass served also came with a detailed description of where it came from, the grapes and methods used to make the wine etc.

Apparently the Kitchen Table is now fully booked for every Saturday evening through to the end of August and, based on our experience, deservedly so. It's not cheap but it's definitely worth treating yourself to.

Finally we had forgotten to make a note of the wines that we had enjoyed so dropped Tess an email. She responded at 2am on the Sunday morning, even though she, Elliott and their daughters were setting off on a well-deserved holiday that morning!

With service and food like that, we definitely will...

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5.0
2y

Box-E is simply fabulous! Despite a plethora of spectacular restaurants to choose from at Wapping Wharf, selecting Box-E for this year’s birthday lunch was an easy decision to make having read and heard so many tremendous reviews. Consequently, to say I had high expectations is an understatement. Nevertheless, not only did Box-E meet these but blew all my expectations out the water. I had one of the best meals I have ever had.

Let’s begin with the space. Set in the delightful cargo units at Wapping Wharf, the restaurant includes a cosy indoor section that isn’t too noisy at all and a picturesque outdoor seating area which, with the aid from heaters, keeps one warm even on a cold crisp day. We selected the outdoor section and were very pleased as it was extremely quiet and felt private despite its public setting.

Next the menu. You know with a compact menu like this there is no where to hide, but each dish is special with a lot of care and consideration going into every plate. As each dish is so varied and unique you can guarantee that you will find something on the menu to tantalise your imagination. So no matter if you’re vegetarian, pescatarian or have no dietary requirements you will be able to enjoy something from this most remarkable of menus featuring seasonal delights of magical excellence.

But what about the service, well it’s second to none. Tess makes each and every guest feel very special, with a friendly welcome and a wonderfully warm personality. Tess just made everyone feel so relaxed and joyful throughout the meal, the perfect balance between attentive without ever being bothersome. To put the cherry on top of the cake, when my dessert came they even wrote happy birthday on the plate in chocolate, what more can you ask for.

Now for the most important aspect of all, the food. What more can I say than fabulous! Everything was cooked to pure and utter perfection, seasoned beautifully to ensure the wonderful flavours of the dish were flawlessly heightened. Furthermore, each plate had the most faultless combination of textures making every mouthful a pure delight. Living with a top class cook that delivers delicious food daily means I am always critical of restaurant meals as they often don’t reach the standards I am use to at home. Which makes me sound very stuck up, however I hope you can appreciate thats it’s difficult not to compare. But Box-E I can safely say managed to surpass my high standards test with...

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3.0
2y

We tried the surprise tasting menu and it was good, if unmemorable. Every dish was carefully prepared, with balanced flavours and textures, from a velvety celeriac soup with a scallop sliver and curry aroma to start, to a delightfully wobbly and almost creamy (as it should be) pannacotta to end, through a beetroot and spelt risotto, a smoked trout with hispi cabbage, a duck with lentils and a cod with butter beans. Nothing stood out however, with dishes lacking a bit of oomph and personality and flavours tending to muted

If in terms of food this was a solid 4 out of 5, what rather destroyed the day for us was the room: with below zero outside, a metal box with no proper heating, gusts of icy air continuously coming in from the opening of the door (for the outside service), a poorly functioning dimplex just spreading the cold air against us, was no fun. In fact, we realised we would have better off on the terrace, with the heating lamps beside diners, than at our table inside right in front of the door. We were unlucky, as I guess that on most other days of the year it's tolerable, but I'm reporting our experience.

Prices are fair, service was friendly but not very caring. They could clearly see we were cold, yet they kept leaving...

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