The Sundial Kitchen — Restaurant in Bristol

Best restaurant food I have found in Bristol. This food was delightful. Its hard to put into words just how good it is. Four of us went there and all four were speachless , one week later we are still stunned by the experience. from a 1-10 ... it was a 100. I had falafel , thought it would be plain old falafel , well , this chef could teach the whole of Morocco how falafel should be made ... he took it to the next level , the level Gordon Ramsay would wet himself if he was lucky enough to taste it. Mum had the best sandwich shes ever had , sister had the best pumpkin pasta shes ever had ( she lived in Italy for 10 years ) , and friend had best brunch shes ever had. I feel sorry for the people who have not discovered this place , I really do , I know how empty their lives must be not knowing this place exists. There is a point in time , the point when you used to goto fake , useless food venues , and the point after when you have eaten from the hands of a god , a chef who will change your tastebuds forever , it was beyond words. You...

Absolute gem of a cafe in the heart of Totterdown. This cafe has an amazing menu that rotates based on seasonal best produce as well as a number of staples such as their outstanding breakfast.

The food is all over totally exceptional. The confit potato cakes are absolutely legendary and even if you aren’t getting the breakfast I recommend ordering a side of them.

They have some homemade sauces like their brown sauce and pineapple hot sauce, which I believe are available to purchase in bottles.

There is a small grocery selection of things like local coffee, eggs, and handmade homewares such as vases.

The walls display artwork by local artists that can be purchased. Every time I come here these have changed so they are constantly featuring new and interesting art.

An absolute must if you’re in the area. Worth a trip into totterdown if you’re staying elsewhere in Bristol.

Gets very busy on the weekends, book in advance to avoid...

I've always been intrigued by this restaurant, especially given its impressive ratings on various review platforms. With the sun shining brightly lately, my friend and I decided to stroll over to Totterdown to explore their brunch menu.

We ordered the following:

Papas A Lo Pobre; Turkish Eggs; Confit Potatoes; Iced Oat Latte; and Iced Chai Latte

Overall, I would certainly return to Sundial Kitchen to try more dishes. I've noticed they also offer pastries and cakes, along with a breakfast and lunch menu. If you decide to visit, don't miss out on the Turkish Eggs and Confit Potatoes—they're definitely...