VINEALTO™
English
English More languages coming soon

← Back to the Guide

The Restaurant Guide for Wine Lovers

Marmo

We assessed Marmo in October 2026 and this review is based on the food menu and wine list at the time of the review. As menus and wine lists change, we name styles in order for the information to remain more useful as menus change. If things have slipped you can use the Vinealto Dining app including accessing an up to date reading using 'At the Table' from the wine list in front of you in the restaurant. How we assess

Marmo is an owner run restaurant, wine bar and bottle shop in the old city of Bristol, cooking a short, seasonal, Italian leaning menu. Its list of organic and biodynamic European growers fits the food closely, though the wines by the glass are not printed. It suits adventurous drinkers happy to talk to the staff and explore unusual bottles.

The full assessment of the wine programme, the pairings and how to get the best experience is for members. Make a free account to read five full entries.

More in Bristol

72/100 Beta

Bravas

Bristol, Bristol

Spanish tapas

Bravas is a lively Andalusian tapas bar on Cotham Hill, with a daily changing menu of cured meats, seafood and dishes from the plancha and the fryer. Its short, all Spanish list pours fourteen wines and Sherries by the glass, and the five Sherries meet the food better than anything else could. It will suit anyone who wants to graze on tapas with a glass of Fino or a good Spanish red at a fair price.

  • By the glass
  • mid-range
  • Assessed October 2026
Read the assessment
68/100 Beta

Gambas Tapas Bar

Bristol, Bristol

Spanish tapas

Gambas is a lively Spanish tapas bar in central Bristol cooking a wide Andalucian menu of cured fish, seafood and Ibérico. Its all-Spanish list is chosen with real feeling (strong on Galician whites and Cava, with a sherry selection kept back for the floor), and it answers the hardest tapas, the cured anchovies and the artichoke, with the right saline, low-oak styles. It will most reward the curious drinker who likes Spanish wine and is happy to ask what is open beyond the printed page.

  • By the glass
  • mid-range
  • Assessed July 2026
Read the assessment

Back to the Guide