Marmo Restaurant & Wine Bar

Delicious food and excellent service! Been meaning to come here for the longest time! Seasonal dishes (both desserts had seasonal fruit - blood orange and rhubarb) quality of cooking exceptional - skate cooked to perfection. We also had a few other sharing plates. Good portion sizes. Dog friendly and provided water for us :) Would return and recommend!

I enjoyed a meal alone while working away in Bristol. It’s clear to see why they have such wonderful reviews; when they serve incredible quality ingredients prepared expertly to create a delicious dish. The menu is concise and seasonal, featuring a selection of small plates and not so small plates. The wine list is comprehensive and very reasonably priced. Service is extremely friendly - I can’t wait to come back again!

What a lovely little restaurant. We had a delicious skin contact wine, trout, fresh local lettuces, and cod, followed by strawberries and ice cream. Chef was happy to adjust for pescatarian requests (no nduja)

In the heart of Bristol’s grey streets, this Italian gem shines bright. The service is warm and welcoming, making you feel instantly at home. The food? Simply outstanding — fresh, authentic, and full of soul. We thank the Michelin guide for this must-go restaurants. A must-visit escape from the ordinary.

Amazing food and fresh flavours. Menu changes monthly so I’ll definitely want to come back to try their new dishes. It’s a little on the pricey side though.

Marmo is a go-to spot for me, so I came in with high hopes. However, reality didn't quite match my expectations. While they boast an extensive wine list with some excellent bottles, the limited options for wine by the glass restrict exploration. While the menu offers familiar food options, there's a noticeable absence of creativity and attention to detail in the execution. The dishes felt rather pedestrian, lacking the nuanced flavors and thoughtful combinations I had hoped for. Overall, it was a a bit letdown considering the restaurant's usual reputation for culinary excellence.

This beautiful restaurant is located in Bristol city centre. Inside, it's light and airy, with high ceilings, funky wall art, and appropriate spacing between tables. The menu is small, but all the things we tried were delicious. All the dishes were excellently presented, and were light but satisfying. Even after 3 course, you don't leave this restaurant feeling uncomfortably full, just satisfied. Desserts are probably the weakest part of the menu, so best to head somewhere else for that if you've got a very sweet tooth. The wine selection is also good, with a nice mix of varieties and prices. The staff are friendly, and service is prompt. This is a great place for lunch/dinner with friends.

Most of the food pictures on Google Maps are not on the menu anymore. Michelin star restaurant Three options for the main course. The pasta with pesto was not the best and very expensive. The burrito was delicious The staff were nice and the surface was good