The Greedy Goose Bristol - Bristol

Martyn S.

Nice venue and restaurant with lots of parking which is good. The service and carvery is a bit odd as it's all plated for you so not really a carvery and this takes a long time so there was a long queue.

The food however was amazing! I had all four meats which I don't usually do at other places as I find the beef tough but here it was cooked how I like it and not tough at all, all the other meats were cooked perfectly too I really enjoyed them. I also liked the vegetables, roasters and Yorkshire puddings.

All the family enjoyed it and we will definitely be back again.

Mrs P.

Delicious food, friendly staff and good value for money. We love The Greedy Goose and would definitely recommend it. 😊
It's in a beautiful farm setting with plenty of seating inside and out and a lovely view of the duck pond and farm animals. This is a great venue for all types of people.

Neicey F.

Had a lovely carvery yesterday.
Very generous portions and you can have what you want as the servers were accommodating to your choices.
Lovely atmosphere and not hectic like other venues.
Staff were lovely.
Can’t recommend this place enough it’s been a constant over the years.

Philip S.

Attentive staff, great sized portions, all you’d expect from a Sunday lunch carvery. Good place to bring kids as a small selection of farm animals to wander past next to the car park. Lots of easy parking spaces too.

emma B.

We went primary as it was near our AIRBNB. It was recommended. Everything was nice. They're very welcoming with children. Very busy & understaffed. It reminded me of a school canteen. Which is not necessarily a criticism. Couldn't quite put my finger on it, probably won't go again.

Tarbery B.

I've not been to the carvery but have had English breakfast twice. Great food in very relaxed environment.
Ps Sunday breakfast is only available until 11am, when they start setting up for the carvery.

Sally N.

Very good carvery and service. Selection of vegetables is good. Recommend booking. We arrived with no booking. Inside was full but we were able to eat outside in the beautiful Autumn sun. I appreciated meal size options of small, standard and mega. Photos show small and standard.

Kirsty D.

Arrived shown to table, very quiet hardly many diners but it is January…Had to go over to bar/serving area to ask how it all worked etc.. waitress finally then came over took order for carvery didn’t see any menus at all including drink menu then took payment directly at table £72!! I felt this was very very expensive for 2 children’s meals (£12!!! Each), 1 standard (£16) and 1 large (£24) with four drinks (bottle beer, 125ml wine and two kids orange juices) just accepted it as at that point sat with two kids ready for to eat. Carvery wasn’t anything special no pigs and blankets, Yorkshires were meh! Carvery but then my food was dished up like school dinner 🫣 which was just awkward and odd for the price they were charging. Chef or manager whomever came over on a couple of occasions to say hello etc which was fine and I get trying to be sociable with diners but 2/3 was a bit excessive and even asked my 3yr old for a cuddle which was just very very odd! In summary very expensive and food is meh!