Greek · Bristol
Tucked up Park Street, this is a Greek-Turkish spot where the portions genuinely surprise you — a "small plate" omelette arrives made with four eggs, served with chips and salad, and the mezze and gyros wraps come out generous and full of flavour. Kids eat free and there's an early bird menu before 9pm, so a chicken gyros with chips lands under £8, which softens the sting of a family bill. High chairs, a kids' menu and buggy access are all sorted, and vegan and fish dishes sit alongside the meat, so mixed-appetite tables are easy. Staff are warm and attentive — one family noticed a server going out of her way for a table of seven. Only a few tables inside plus outdoor seats for people-watching, drinks can be slow at busy times, and the slow-cooked lamb divides opinion.
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