Where to eat

Have you checked out gluten free restaurants in Bristol under Trip Advisor there's a big list on there. I can see one of my nephew's restaurants is on the list. I'll have to ask him what's on offer. 

We have indeed Brue. Shall be having a day out in Bristol some time next week. Hope to sample one of Bath's establishments tomorrow. Depends how Mrs WN's tummy upset from today recovers. Sometimes she's not the best in the morning!

Which restaurant does your nephew run?

Good news for those with wheat intolerance or looking to cut down on it. I've been contacting various breweries asking for info about their beers.

If you drink Timothy Taylors in Yorkshire or Wadworth in Devizes/SW England then they're all Wheat free. Most of Adnams in East Anglia is wheat free and Shepherd Neame in Kent have an extensive list of Wheat free beers.

If anyone's interested I'll copy and paste a list when I get home in a weeks time. Just ask.

The Bristol restaurants I mentioned (run by brothers in law) are Prego and Manna. Hope you find somewhere nice there are so many good ones in the area. 

We must be hexed! We fancied an Indian meal and the top rated place in Bath has closed for good at the end of last year. So we tried the Italian that had good reviews. Closed for staff holidays. Never mnd we said, we'll go to the Bistro in The Circus. Undergoing refurb!

So we ended up at Yak Yeti Yak, a Nepalese restaurant and really enjoyed it. Over 60% of their main meals do not contain wheat and most of those are also free of gluten. Plenty of customers, nice friendly staff and very reasonably priced. Recommended. It's on Pierrepont Street if anyone interested.

Dropped in at the Clifton Sausage bar and restaurant on The Paragon in Bath today. They had Gloucester Old Spot as GF and made a GF gravy for me to go with the excellent mash and red cabbage. Mrs WN had the Pork, Apple and Black Pudding sausage and mash with ordinary gravy which she polished off. Good value and they source their bangers from a lcal butchers.

They also have a place in Portland Street, Bristol.

I have heard good reports about the Clifton Sausage in Bristol, not too far from Baltic Wharf if you go on the tourist bus which picks up and stops on a loop through Bristol, there is a stop outside the CC site with a reduced fare concession.

Ta Brue, handy if we ever manage to get in at Baltic Wharf! Staying in a rented apartment in Bath but went to Bristol today.

Spent longer than anticipated looking around SS Great Britain so popped into a local Italian restaurant, San Carlo in Corn Street. Very swank but they still let us in. Lovely meal in pleasant surroundings. Will keep your relatives places in mind if taking the car next time.

SaltMalt, a Fish and Chip restaurant and takeaway found in the car park at the North East end of Chew Valley Lake. Gluten free batter and GF chips for all. No cross contamination and delicious to boot.

Very comfortable dining rooom, separate from frying area. Check out their website for opening times but appear to be open every day. Suggest you reserve a table in busy times.

For those with dogs, it's worth looking on the Doggie Pubs websites for places to get where you can take in the dog.

David