Experience a stylish urban dining escape at Harbour Kitchen and Bar and indulge in a delicious Sunday menu served in a beautifully restored former banking hall.

At Harbour Kitchen in Bristol, the Sunday menu offers a well-balanced and indulgent selection of seasonal dishes, available as two or three-course options. To start, diners can choose from options like a caramelised parsnip and caraway soup with celeriac croutons, a refreshing prawn cocktail with avocado and spiced dressing, or a twice-baked cheese soufflé rich with aged cheddar, with the option to add smoked haddock.

The main courses highlight both classic comfort and refined flavours. There’s a traditional fish and chips with thick-cut chips and tartare sauce, or a crispy sea bass fillet accompanied by Jerusalem artichokes, samphire and crab sauce. For those favouring plant-based dishes, options include a rainbow chard and Kalamata olive ravioli in a punchy puttanesca sauce, or a hearty Massaman vegetable curry with jasmine rice, which can be enhanced with chicken, beef, or prawns.

The centrepiece of the Sunday menu, however, is the roast. These are served with all the trimmings: a Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, mixed greens, and roasted root vegetables. Guests can choose from beef sirloin with horseradish, chicken with sage and onion stuffing and bread sauce, or a homemade nut roast with vegetarian gravy.

To finish, desserts include the rich and comforting sticky toffee pudding with clotted cream ice cream, a decadent chocolate ganache with vanilla ice cream and candied pistachios, or a cinnamon and caramel cheesecake served with winter berry compote. 

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Sunday Roast

Food served from 12pm - 9pm

  • Outdoor Seating
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Groups
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
Harbour Hotel Bristol, 53 - 55 Corn Street, Bristol, BS1 1HT
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    9 months ago
    Lovely decor, we had afternoon tea and I would say it was one of the best I have had in Bristol. Reasonably priced at £33 including a glass of prosecco or £25 without. Plenty of food, most of us couldn't finish it all. Also had a free refil on my decaff tea! Sandwiches were tasty and pastries seemed hand made in-house, as they were fresh and delicious.
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    11 months ago
    I booked this restaurant as a treat for my friends 60th birthday. She travelled down from Birmingham and met me here in Devon. We then drove to Padstow for lunch. The reason I took her here is it looked so pretty and her favourite is fish and chips and this restaurant is called The Harbour Kitchen. Fish and chips was on the menu but after ordering we were told that they didn’t have any fish and chips. Crestfallen that my treat for my friends 60th didn’t happen and that the service was so slow. She ordered a burger which really wasn’t the best. My dogs liked it though. Beautiful venue, disappointing experience.
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    2 months ago
    Our starter was good, but our mains were extremely salty, we asked for my husbands to be taken back and were told the chef would personally make another dish. It came with a massive piece of gristle (the size of a baseball) , a large bone (the size of a babies hand) and the vegetables were again too salty to eat. We will definitely not be eating here again.