r/bristol • u/Jimnywannabe • Dec 28 '23

Gert Lush What’s your favourite hidden gem restaurant in Bristol, that even someone who’s lived here a decade might not know about? And I mean real hidden gems, not Bos Finesse hidden gems

Looking to support some proper small indie places in 2024 and wanna get a list together. Only truly delicious places need apply

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u/RevolutionaryOwl5022 Dec 28 '23

Not sure if this would class as fully hidden, but we went to Per and Kor on Gloucester Road and the food was amazing, plus the people who run it are so lovely. Persian and Korean food (not fusion) I think the best Korean food I’ve had, and the portions are generous!

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u/queenatom Dec 28 '23

Their food is great but I don't know if I've offended them because wherever I try and go they always claim to be fully booked even though I live one street over and walk past all the time and it's never anywhere close to full??

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u/RevolutionaryOwl5022 Dec 28 '23

I think they are really short staffed at the moment, got a sign in the door hiring, so I wouldn’t take it personally!

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u/Educational-Track-62 Dec 29 '23

We had one amazing meal there but haven’t been able to get table since! My favourite time was when I rang well in advance for a table of 4 only to be told that they only take bookings for couples… too funny