Cappadocia Turkish restaurant
Cappadocia is a Turkish restaurant on Baldwin Street in the centre of Bristol, named after the Turkish region famous for its hot-air balloons. It is a lively, sit-down place for a shared meal, and handy for the harbourside and the Old City.
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Cappadocia Restaurant Bristol
A taste of Turkey in the centre
The restaurant takes its name and inspiration from Cappadocia in central Turkey, and the team set out to bring a little of that country to Bristol. It occupies a wide frontage at 30–34 Baldwin Street, a busy road linking the city centre with the Old City and the harbourside. Expect a dining room that fills up in the evenings, which gives it a buzzy atmosphere.
Eating here
The kitchen cooks Turkish food, with starter platters of hot and cold dishes and desserts such as baklava featuring in its set menus. It is a good fit for groups and celebrations: the restaurant takes group bookings and offers private dining and gift vouchers. If you have allergies, an allergen sheet is available and the team asks you to check with them directly.
Before or after
Baldwin Street is a few minutes on foot from the Floating Harbour and King Street, so dinner here works well after an afternoon on the waterside or before a show at Bristol Old Vic. For a coffee earlier in the day, Playground Coffee Bar is close by, and there are several pubs nearby for a drink afterwards. The same owners run Table Five in Clifton, a smaller, more elevated sister venue.
Highlights
- Turkish cooking in central Bristol
- Group bookings and private dining
- Short walk from the harbourside and King Street
- Sister restaurant Table Five in Clifton
Good to know
- Tables can be booked online; it gets busy in the evenings.
- Allergen information is available on request.
- Baldwin Street is in Bristol's Clean Air Zone; walking or the bus is easiest.
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Sources: cappabristol.co.uk