Broken Dock
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Brunel Quay, Millennium Promenade, Bristol BS1 5SY
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- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- Credit cards
- Delivery
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Wi-Fi
- Dine-in
- Takeaway
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Coffee
- Spirits
- Wine
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Dessert
- Seating
- Bar on site
- Toilets
- Lunch
- Brunch
- Outdoor seating
- Gender-neutral toilets
Recommended Reviews
Dave Chubb
05.03.2024
Broken Dock
I visited the Broken Dock on Saturday 23rd October with a few friends.We ordered two Proper Breakfasts and two Eggs Royal and loads of coffee as we were slightly worse for wear.The service was top class, really friendly staff, and the food? Oh boy it was amazing, that huge slab of slightly smoky thick cut bacon is divine. And when they say thick cut, they bloody well mean it too! Everything on the plate was perfectly cooked, the black pudding was very tasty, the slightly vinegary mushrooms were delightful, I'm salivating as I write this, it was really that good!!!A perfect start to the day!
Mark Biggs
04.02.2024
Broken Dock
I spent 4 days in Bristol and only spotted this place at the end. We booked in for brunch at 10am and sat in the lovely pub. Given menus and ordered a vegetarian brunch and a proper brunch. Both came quickly and were freshly cooked. The bacon was so thick! Absolutely amazing food. Couldn't fault it at all.
Peter Durkin
31.01.2024
Broken Dock
Lovely location looking over Bristol marina, very friendly owner who made the experience extra special.Two for £12 cocktails if you have the same and other drinks not too expensive concidering the viewWould highly recommend a visit if passing.
Kwang Sujinno
21.01.2024
Broken Dock
One of the best Sunday roast I’ve ever had in England! The spicy margarita is a must try! !!
Daniel Smethurst
18.01.2024
Broken Dock
Overall a fantastic little place and not over priced, especially for the area. We were a group of four and was greeted with a friendly service. The layout and design is contemporary with a very nice panoramic painting covering the back wall. The front facade consists of multiple bifolding doors which are great for those sunny days and warm nights.For food we ordered risotto, avocado and poached eggs with a tomato salsa, the chunky bacon in flat bread and a portion of double dunked chunky chips.Now the first issue is a matter of personal taste and perception. The double dunked chips we're not actually chips but rather potato wedges with the skin still on. Many people like this option, in fact the other 3 members of the group loved them. I, however, do not like the skin on variety. There is definitely a difference in taste so they should be described as such on the menu. Admittedly they were cooked to perfection, a soft crisp on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside but unfortunately I just don't like the flavour when the skin has been left on.The poached eggs and avocado dish was amazing, runny soft eggs over avocado layered toast accompanied with a sweet and juicy tomato salsa.The bacon and flat bread fell a bit flat. It was more panceta than chunky bacon with a chewy under cooked rind swimming in grease and the flatbread (large tortilla) was chewy and rubbery.The risotto was the worse dish. 3 of us tried and had the exact same response. Tasted of watered peas, very bland and well over cooked so it was like a pile of mush.The service was great and as I paid the bill I explained our thoughts and it was nice to see the chef to actually listen and appreciate the feed back. Overall, definitely recommended
Tony Reeves
15.01.2024
Broken Dock
Some places you don't want to review, so that they stay quiet and perfect. Broken Dock is too good to stay quiet about though. Morning breakfasts are delicious, light but filling. Perfectly cooked eggs, tasty meats, great service. Plank boards in the evening are incredible, plenty of choice and flavours. Compared to most tasting boards in Bristol, they get the right mix between temptation and quantity. Sadly destined to be packed in summer, but thoroughly deserved
Bruna Baldocchi
12.01.2024
Broken Dock
Nice outdoors area. But there were many things missing on the menu, the bread, cherry tomatoes… they never brought any napkins, and when I asked for olive oil they brought a mixture with Balsamic. Great location! Not a lot of mask wearing.
tracy buttery
27.12.2023
Broken Dock
A lovely bar in a very pretty part of the docks, very friendly staff, I would recommend a visit. No food just bar snacks
Andy Taylor
17.12.2023
Broken Dock
Quite possibly one of the best Roast Dinners I have ever had!Beef Brisket was wonderful and veg was fresh, flavoursome and seasonal.Cauliflower cheese was amazing.Not the cheapest but thoroughly enjoyed every mouthful and will definitely go back. Excellent service too
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Brunel Quay, Millennium Promenade, Bristol BS1 5SY
Broken Dock