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The Bowl Inn and Hotel

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The Bowl Inn and Hotel
"A traditional pub and inn tucked away in the village of Almondsbury, near Bristol. Expect thick stone walls, rustic beams and cosy fires ready to roar in the winter and sunny patios for the warmer months, as well as 12 ensuite bedrooms.On the menu, hearty pub classics sit alongside stunning seasonal dishes, with a cracking selection of Butcombe beer and ale behind the bar."
Address: Church Rd Lower Almondsbury , Winterbourne BS36 1, SGC, GB
Phone: 01454 612757
State: SGC
City: Winterbourne
Zip Code: BS36 1

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We had high hopes for this pub, and made a reservation. The menu looked good, and the atmosphere seemed nice. … this was all let down by the fact that we were generally ignored by the waiting staff, despite being sat directly in the middle of the restaurant. It took a LONG time to get our food ordered at the start. I really wanted a desert, so I considered ordering it with my starter and main, to which the waitress said it was fine to wait and order a desert after having my main meal. … after our mains, our plates were taken and we weren’t offered desert menus. After considerable waiting, we eventually asked for desert menus ourselves, to which we were told the kitchen had just closed! We weren’t even given a heads up! We all left disappointed, and we won’t be coming back or recommending this place. On some side notes, multiple dishes also arrived at the table with components missing… such as no blue cheese on a blue cheese salad. There was also no check-back to ask if our food was okay, which as an ex-waiter I know is common practice. Such a shame.
A very pleasant stay in a characterful pub. Parking was easy and welcome at check in. We had a deluxe double room which was very quiet and had a very large and comfortable bed. Excellent tea and coffee choices. The shower room was a bit of a squeeze - and we are not large people! The leisurely breakfast was only one course, but excellent- scrambled egg and smoked salmon on toasted sourdough. Take care on stairs immediately outside room.
The inn is situated in a very nice town, next to an old and beautiful church, which gives it a very local English and traditional feel. The Pub and the Inn are super super cozy and warm, beautifully decorated and maintained. The staff is charming and very attentive. The rooms are comfortable and well equipped, and again, very cozy and warm. The breakfast is lovely and has vegetarian and vegan options. We also dined at the restaurant one evening, and it was great! They have a variety of dishes, including vegetarian and vegan options which are very good, as well the fish and chips which was delicious. I hope I'll have the chance to come back to Bowl Inn. I highly recommend it!!!
Ancient rural country pub! Established in 1550 this village boozer/eatery is charming and cozy. Plenty of free parking validated inside the pub, loads of outside seating at the front and the rear, good selection of drinks and a varied and interesting food menu make this an ideal spot for a family meal. Dog friendly too. Fish and chips was excellent, as was the courgette and broad bean arancini. The menu also informs of a dessert which is sold for charitable proceeds, and the fact that the brewery provides beer waste product to a local farm for cow feed, which then provides milk for the cheese used back at the pub. Nice little touches that show a consideration for social welfare, and sustainability! Inside seemed warm and welcoming, though we sat outside and only popped in and out to order at the bar. Was moderately busy for a midweek lunch, which is always a good sign of a quality establishment. Highly recommended!
Lovely stay at the Bowl. A warm welcome. Clean and comfortable room. The tea and coffee provided in our room was of high quality as were the products in the bathroom. So many nice touches that enhanced our stay. Add to that the excellent food served in the restaurant. Highly recommend. Thank you
We stopped here for Sunday lunch on the way back from Devon. We weren't disappointed. Lovely food, good selection of drinks. Children's menu is available. Staff were welcoming, friendly and attentive. Premises are very clean. We all opted for the Roast, Choice of Beef, Pork, Chicken and a Vegetarian option. Good sized portions.
Very friendly staff, great tasting food. Just for those who like larger portions, I would say the fish with the small fish and chips is very small. Even better if the menu had images to visualise that. Other dishes looked great and the large fish option was a great size. Little bit on the pricey side compared to other similar pubs.
An excellent stay over Christmas to see relatives, 5 star breakfast and Christmas lunch, two real Christmas trees, very cosy and great atmosphere. A nice attic room, we could hear the birds and cows through the open skylight window. The room had everything you need for a good night sleep. So so quiet, the village lovely, you must have a Michelin star chef! Will be back in March.
Booked as a stop over while on a long journey. It’s a pretty village inn, full of character and easy to reach from M5. The bedroom was large & clean with comfy bed. En--suite was quite cramped for space with macerating toilet & no window which was bit smelly. Great beers & good selection of food. Unfortunately during our stay there seemed to be a shortage of serving staff which had an impact on service throughout the pub/restaurant with some tables having long waits. The staff seemed quite overwhelmed. Rooms: The bedroom was large & clean with comfy bed. Good selection of tea/coffee. En-suite was tiny, quite cramped for space with no window & one of those toilets that has a macerater which was noisy & smelly. Food & drinks: Good selection of food & drink. Quite pricey but I think that’s the case in most establishments now. Pudding arrived not as described no caramelising on the banana but think this was indicative of staff shortages.
I didn't stay here but came across this for a drink and have been back since for Sunday Lunch. The beer, from a local brewery, is probably my favourite ever. The pub itself is well kept, ideal for a stop after a long walk . Sunday lunch was lovely and restaturant full and when we came mid-week, restaurant area was full. There's a separate area in the bar just drinks, which I liked too. Parking opposite - free if you provide your number plate at the door. Hope to be back soon.
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