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Poco Tapas Bar - Bristol
Description
Rustic cafe/bar serving global tapas with an ethical spin, made using local and organic ingredients.
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Poco Tapas Bar - Bristol

45 Jamaica St, Bristol BS2 8JP, United Kingdom
4.6(523)$$$$
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Rustic cafe/bar serving global tapas with an ethical spin, made using local and organic ingredients.

attractions: John Wesley's New Room, St James' Priory, Castle Park, Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar, Castle Fine Art, Bristol, The Island, Potter's House Church, St Agnes Park, St Peter's Church, The Mount Without, restaurants: Nadu, The Crafty Egg, The Canteen, Cafe Cuba Caribbean Food Bristol, Caribbean Croft, Cafe Kino, Biblos, Bokman, Beyond Tastee Uk, Slix Fast Foods
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+44 117 923 2233
Website
pocotapasbar.com

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Featured dishes

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Olives
Kalamata & nocellara del belice (v, gf)
Bristol Loaf Sourdough
Unfiltered olive oil (v)
Labneh
Za'atar, olive oil (v, gf)
Heritage Beetroot
Mussels
Cider and cream, parsely (gf)

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Nearby attractions of Poco Tapas Bar - Bristol

John Wesley's New Room

St James' Priory

Castle Park

Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar

Castle Fine Art, Bristol

The Island

Potter's House Church

St Agnes Park

St Peter's Church

The Mount Without

John Wesley's New Room

John Wesley's New Room

4.7

(221)

Closed
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St James' Priory

St James' Priory

4.8

(70)

Closed
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Castle Park

Castle Park

4.4

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar

Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar

4.5

(204)

Open 24 hours
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The Crafty Egg

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Storm E KnightStorm E Knight
This restaurant has been on my "must go" list for a while and an impromptu visit on a damp Tuesday evening could not have been better rewarded! Wine served by the carafe is perfect for when you don't want a whole bottle and it was served by a wonderful friendly and efficient member of staff. As was the food. Oh the food! A leek hummus with hazelnut dukkah served with sourdough was an incredible start, fresh and flavoursome and if we had left then I would have been sated. But we ordered mackerel with salsa Verde and the fresh salsa cut through the oily fish perfectly. The mussels we ordered came with more sourdough and a rich tomato sauce that demanded thorough mopping up. We had olives too - good quality ones that didn't feel like "filler" on the menu. Then there the potatoes - skin on roasted to perfection served with the lightest alioli that was absolutely hands down the best I've ever had. We rolled out the door glowing with good food vibes. Definitely going to return.
alistair beattiealistair beattie
Smart tapas bar with a creative and imaginative approach to everything. We had dinner for two and opted for the tasting menu - all the dishes were great and we really enjoyed our evening. The seats at the window are perfect for a casual dinner and the menu was really well considered and flowed nicely from one idea to another. Nothing felt pretentious or try-hard, just great cooking coming out of a small kitchen with a lot of pride and skill. Highlights include the smoked pigeon with the homemade pickles, the oysters were excellent and so was the trout. The fava bean hummus and sourdough starters were also really nice. We had a couple of beers from their great selection, a glass of rioja (excellent - rich, oaky and well balanced) and tried one of the vermouths which was also an interesting choice. Hats off the chef and the service team - I wish there were more places like this - it's lovely treat for a more adventurous meal but in a relaxed easy atmosphere.
Chin Wai Olive TingChin Wai Olive Ting
We recently visited this restaurant and while the food was fairly good, the service was seriously lacking. Our waitress was not very attentive, which was disappointing but not a dealbreaker. However, things took a turn for the worse when we decided to reduce the 12.5% tip due to the mediocre service. The waitress became extremely rude, loudly announcing it to the entire restaurant in a way that was clearly meant to embarrass us. She then grabbed our card and tapped it herself without showing us the amount on the card machine, which felt very disrespectful. To make matters worse, she didn't even ask if we wanted a receipt and just ran off without printing one. This kind of behavior is completely unacceptable. A little courtesy and professionalism would have gone a long way, but unfortunately, our experience was tainted by her actions. I won't be returning and can't recommend this place to others.
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This restaurant has been on my "must go" list for a while and an impromptu visit on a damp Tuesday evening could not have been better rewarded! Wine served by the carafe is perfect for when you don't want a whole bottle and it was served by a wonderful friendly and efficient member of staff. As was the food. Oh the food! A leek hummus with hazelnut dukkah served with sourdough was an incredible start, fresh and flavoursome and if we had left then I would have been sated. But we ordered mackerel with salsa Verde and the fresh salsa cut through the oily fish perfectly. The mussels we ordered came with more sourdough and a rich tomato sauce that demanded thorough mopping up. We had olives too - good quality ones that didn't feel like "filler" on the menu. Then there the potatoes - skin on roasted to perfection served with the lightest alioli that was absolutely hands down the best I've ever had. We rolled out the door glowing with good food vibes. Definitely going to return.
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Smart tapas bar with a creative and imaginative approach to everything. We had dinner for two and opted for the tasting menu - all the dishes were great and we really enjoyed our evening. The seats at the window are perfect for a casual dinner and the menu was really well considered and flowed nicely from one idea to another. Nothing felt pretentious or try-hard, just great cooking coming out of a small kitchen with a lot of pride and skill. Highlights include the smoked pigeon with the homemade pickles, the oysters were excellent and so was the trout. The fava bean hummus and sourdough starters were also really nice. We had a couple of beers from their great selection, a glass of rioja (excellent - rich, oaky and well balanced) and tried one of the vermouths which was also an interesting choice. Hats off the chef and the service team - I wish there were more places like this - it's lovely treat for a more adventurous meal but in a relaxed easy atmosphere.
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We recently visited this restaurant and while the food was fairly good, the service was seriously lacking. Our waitress was not very attentive, which was disappointing but not a dealbreaker. However, things took a turn for the worse when we decided to reduce the 12.5% tip due to the mediocre service. The waitress became extremely rude, loudly announcing it to the entire restaurant in a way that was clearly meant to embarrass us. She then grabbed our card and tapped it herself without showing us the amount on the card machine, which felt very disrespectful. To make matters worse, she didn't even ask if we wanted a receipt and just ran off without printing one. This kind of behavior is completely unacceptable. A little courtesy and professionalism would have gone a long way, but unfortunately, our experience was tainted by her actions. I won't be returning and can't recommend this place to others.
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Reviews of Poco Tapas Bar - Bristol

4.6
(523)
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1.0
2y

Allergy Allert! I went to check the place with a friend and we were very excited about trying their tapas , which it was quite confusing as they explained there was only choices between set menus for 2 people ,once we arrived, which we were happy to try. As I do in all restaurants, I voiced that I was allergic to oysters (which actually , happened to be part of a jus in one of the dishes of the set we ordered) , the waitress thanked me for letting them know. Once the entrées started to be served we wish we had ordered more as the portions were tiny and the items described as part of the dish were laughable ( a drip of sweet potato purée on a plate it’s not part of the dish, it’s garnish) Sooooo pretentious! Anyway the flavours were good , the main arrived and it was really nice, then we ordered desert and by the time I start eating the desert I started to flare and fell really really unwell , I fell like I was going to be sick and also could barely breathe… which makes me believe , that they forgot that the main dish shouldn’t have the oyster jus… I rushed on my way out and the only think the staff was worried was that we paid the bill before we made our way out ( my friend stayed and sorted the bill so he could give me support outside). In any moment the staff came to check on me and gave a actual f**ck. So I’ll say if you have a food allergy or like to have a full meal, avoid this place. Not caring , pretencious...

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1.0
7y

Allergy warning ! Gluten free allergy ignored.....These guys are amazing at providing excellent, well sourced food, from ecological sound providers. However today for breakfast, my daughter son-in-law and I, were treated to arrogance and disrespect, while ordering . The passion that is ex assaulted for sourcing the beautiful food in this restaurant, is not transmitted to the customer. My daughter ordered a gluten free breakfast as she is coeliac. The breakfast and drinks came but sadly not gluten free. The waitress was a degree preoccupied and did not check on our well-being...forgot milk for the tea and did not come back to check all was well. I tried to catch her eye and spoke out, to get a refill but she did not notice or come back. I checked aftwards to say how nice the gluten free bread was but to our horror, my daughter had eaten Sour dough bread not the gluten free as requested, which is awaful as this will seriously affect her wellbeing for a day or two. She is also diabetic and this upsets her absorption of sugars too! I was very shocked at the lack of care and attention today. It was a relatively quiet day and I really feel in view of the ‘Pret’ disasters, allergies need to be taken much more seriously. Please, make sure if you need gluten free food you ask for the cook to confirm it is. Sadly disappointing and dangerous to...

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5.0
7y

We love Poco. This is a great little place in the heart and soul of Bristol.

Poco is famous for its small dishes and excellent attitude towards food. The walls are covered in pictures and information about where the food is grown / reared in the areas surrounding Bristol and you do get a sense that they genuinely care, rather than it just being a gimmick.

The plates are varied and delicious, well worth several visits to cover all the available options and ratio of veggie and meat dishes is balanced and all are delicious.

There is a short but interesting cocktail menu, along with wines and the usual local beers and ciders. Last night's favourite was the tequila and marmalade cocktail: 5*.

The seating at the front is very informal, some face the ever- entertaining people's republic of Stokes Croft and some are design for small groups to sit around on high stools. At the back is more intimate and cosy, with wooden tables configured to meet the evenings diners. Great for a romantic 2 or a party of 10 equally.

Overall a great place with the only gripe being the wait on the ever popular cocktails. If it's busy, order drinks straight away or you food might arrive first.

As ever, thanks to the team of knowledgeable and friendly...

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