The Stable - Menu

The restaurant had a lovely, relaxed atmosphere with just the right amount of people to feel busy but not overcrowded. The service was attentive and the selection of pies and pizzas was impressive. We particularly enjoyed the cider options. We started with a tasting board and were very happy with our choices. We will definitely be returning soon!

Five months have passed since my last trip, and I'm still dreaming about this place! Great atmosphere, unique pizza and pie offerings, and delicious, refreshing cider flights. What more can one ask for when vacationing in Bristol? If available on your visit, I highly recommend the bee sting cider. It has a high alcohol content but it's just so good that you want to keep drinking...

Loved the Stable so much, we went there four times in two weeks while in Bristol. The pizzas are great, chicken pot pie was delicious and their cider flights were a top priority of my spouse to get every time! We also tried the cheese/meat sampler and it went perfectly with my Shiraz. It was also a restaurant that locally sourced their ingredients. Can't wait to go back next time we are in England!! And, my gluten free spouse mentioned that their gluten free pizzas are quite good

Great casual dining with a specialty in cider. I stopped counting cider choices at 57.000. If you're a novice like me, get today's tasting board, and then pick the style you like out of those five and get a pint of that style to round out the evening. The pizza toppings are pretty good--My choice was the roast lamb, which comes with root veggies. Nom. Bear in mind that this is a Roman style cracker crust with no chew. It's a style to itself and worthy of eating. But Yanks (of which I am one) may feel a bit cheated if they expect a chewy pizza--Not happening here. Within the style, it's incredibly well done though. Others complain but I really like the beer-hall seating.

This restaurant is a great addition to the lively waterfront area, with a wide selection of ciders available for those who enjoy them. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with exposed brick walls and long benches that encourage socializing. The open kitchen allows diners to watch the chefs create delicious pizzas, made with fresh ingredients and baked in a stone oven. Personal favorites include The Fresh Hawaiian with smoked ham, pineapple, and avocado, as well as The Portishead Piggy with bacon and mushrooms topped with a free range egg. Most pizzas are priced around £10, and other dishes like salads and pies are also available, but the pizzas are so good that they tend to steal the show.

I have mixed feelings about this restaurant. It is a great place for cider lovers, as they have a wide selection of ciders and a cider tasting flight. However, they only offer about 4 beers on tap. The pizza toppings were delicious (we tried three different ones and the Texas BBQ was the best in my opinion), but the crust was disappointing. I believe I can easily make a better crust at home. The size of the pizza was a bit small in comparison to the price. The service was efficient, with orders taken at the bar and food brought to the table. The restaurant is spacious and noisy, making it a good choice for families with children. However, it can get crowded, so be prepared to wait for a tabl...

Not the best, but not half bad. Went for tuck in Tuesday where for ten of your finest British pounds you can get half a cider, unlimited salad and either a pizza or a pie with more salad and chips alternative. OK so they don 't always have all the pies on the menu and the waitress was slightly confused when I asked if the pies come with chips?, was told ,no, and then when I asked if they come with a chip alternative?, was also told 'no '. In reality the pies come with potatoe wedges. Definitely a chip alternative in my eyes. Oh and more salad, cause the unlimited salad isn 't enough salad! They do side pots of naga chillis for an extra pound. Now that 's the hot stuff I love! Couldn 't fault...

Cider and pizza up there with beer and curry as one of the best food/drink combo's known to man. The Stables is a relatively new venue on Bristol Harbourside that specialise in big pizzas and boxed cider. The restaurant itself is huge, with long benches and tables that makes it perfect for large groups. It is super casual and always has a real buzzing atmosphere because it always seems to be busy! I've been a few times now and had a few of the pizzas. They do a pork pizza which was far too salty, it was almost inedible. But the spicy pizza is off the chain! Loads of flavour and the naga chilli blows your head off. I love spicy food so it was right up my street. They also do a pizza with an e...

I was recently on a hen do in Bristol and we needed somewhere for lunch. My two friends and I were tasked with finding someone last minute for 18 hungry ladies and the bride had let slip she was hankering for a pizza. After strolling around and reeling off the usuals we stumbled across this place and looked longingly at a massive free table of this pizza/pie place, 'perfect ' was banded around if only we could have that table. So we took the plunge and went in! The guy who seated us was so nice and helpful and wasn 't even that fazed by seating 18 people. All seated we then remember there was a party member who had to have gluten free and vegetarian, no problemo! They have gluten free option...