Bristol, BS1 2EL
Phone: 0871 376 9042 / +44 845 305 8310
Fax: 0871 376 9142 / +44 845 305 8349
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Restaurants and Bars
At The Grand you have a choice of dining right through the day and on into the night. Relaxed and welcoming, our Tyrell’s restaurant has an enticing menu featuring home-cooked favourites and modern European dishes, complemented by an extensive wine list.
Meanwhile, our Marlow’s Bar serves a wide range of drinks, snacks and light meals in informal surroundings – perfect between meetings, after work or before dinner. And if you’re starting early, or staying up late, our full room service menu means you can always get hold of a drink, snack or light meal, even out of hours.
Marlows Bar
Our Marlow’s bar is the perfect venue to enjoy a drink, snack or light meal. Conveniently located on the ground floor with options to suit all occasions and appetites.
Tyrells Restaurant
Dine in comfort in our Tyrell’s Restaurant; situated at the heart of the hotel, it offers guests great food, friendly service in a relaxed modern setting.
Today's Weather
in Bristol °C or °F12 Mar Fri
Partly sunny
High Temperature:8
Low Temperature:1
13 Mar Sat
Periods of sun with a passing shower
High Temperature:8
Low Temperature:1
14 Mar Sun
Chilly with periods of sun
High Temperature:7
Low Temperature:3
What's on?
The art market has long been recognised for peddling its wares at over-inflated prices. The Affordable Art Fair, held in Temple Meads Station's Old Passenger Shed, provides an antidote, offering a relaxed, unstuffy environment in which to browse and buy.
The Dot to Dot Festival is a unique opportunity to sample a broad range of established and up-and-coming global music acts. Various venues across Bristol play host to this year's festival, which also visits Nottingham and Manchester.
On the first Sunday of every month, the UK's first regular Slow Food market brings the very best local, seasonal, traditionally-produced food and drink from all over the South West to Corn Street in Bristol.
More than 50 artist bookmakers, dealers and small presses fill Bristol's Arnolfini to show and sell their work. BABE (Bristol Artists Book Event) provides a chance to meet and talk to artists and buy their works of art.
Welsh National Opera returns to the Bristol Hippodrome for its annual spring visit. The grand guignol of Strauss' Salome is tempered by Mozart's Marriage of Figaro and Donizetti's frothy L'elisir d'amore.
