Sunday Lunch at Harbour House, Bristol

Welcome to Harbour House, a relaxed and informal all-day venue housed in one of Bristol’s most iconic harbourside buildings. Used as the private boathouse for Victoria engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel when he was building the city’s famous Clifton Suspension Bridge, this Grade-II listed building dates back to 1843 and it has long been part of Bristol’s heritage.

Harbour House is now making a name for itself as a contemporary restaurant and bar with its roots in classic British pubs, right down to the sumptuous leather sofas and old-school dartboard. Comfort classics like grilled local steaks, fish and chips and coq au vin are served alongside West Country-brewed ales and impeccably chosen global wines.

We have booked Sunday lunch for 8 people, hope you can join us!