Severnshed - Menu

Stopped in here after a long tour of Bristol. The service is a little off putting/cold but that could be because I'm from the US and used to a more friendly approach. The Shed pizza was delicious and had a nice thin crust. Everyone in my party enjoyed their entrees. Menu is full of options, decor is modern, and they have a kid's menu.

we went here for our 10-year anniversary at the arrival we sat and offered a free glass champagner the food was exceptional we both had the scallops and chorizo-Starter my wife had seafood linguine while I had the steak eton mess for desert that was beautiful and my wife had sticky toffee pudding could not very soon recommend we again.

7 of us booked for Sunday lunch, both the food and service were absolutely brilliant. We Will definitely be returning. all food came out hot, together and on time, we asked to change some bits on one of the roasts this was no problem whatsoever and came out perfect. The beef, pork and turkey were outstanding. All top quality produce cooked with care.

The Severn Shed has a wide selection of great food, and the place has lovely views over the river. It's not cheap but you get what you pay for here and if you manage to take advantage of one of their great offers you could get a real bargaincheck out their website but they used to run 2 courses for £7 if you got there before 7pm. Bargain! Great for a snack, a special meal or just for drinks after worksome of the nicest cocktails in town!

Severnshed pulls off a pretty impressive trick for a big venue it appears to be a lot more intimate space than it actually is. Mainly through the low and warm lighting, they've done a great job of distracting you from the fact that you're essentially sitting in a large, er, shed, I suppose! The food is excellent, with the falafel being my personal pick of the starters, while the roast chicken, which comes the creamiest of mashes, stands out from the mains. One tip: try and nab an outdoor seat so you can enjoy excellent views across the docks everything is certainly shipshape and Bristol fashion at Severnshed!

Before I visited the Seven Shed, I was extremely familiar with the Shed cocktail bar in Exeter, having visited several times for the flashy but low priced happy hour delights. The Seven Shed didn't disappoint; they serve food here too, and it's a great place to come on a weeknight before 8pm, as they have a special menu which is significantly cheaper. The food is served in adequate portions and is fantastically presented. The space does, however lack some atmosphere as it is a large lofty space, and it seems to be a trademark of the shed company to have unisex toilets! That aside, a brilliant place to put on your glad rags to visit.

My experience at The Severnshed was A-OK. The staff was A-OK The venue was A-OK The burger was A-OK The ambiance was A-OK ...but much like this review, there was just a little too much A-OK going on to bump it up to fan status. However, I will say this: For a nice tasty meal in a stand-up establishment, I 'd definitely put Severnshed on the list. It didn 't wow me, but it certainly didn 't disappoint. Like I said... NOTE: My dining partners, on the other hand, are still drooling over their order of chicken schnitzel and creamed spinach. So much so that they nearly demanded we drive back over from London to dine here on their last night in town. So stick that in 'yer pipe and Yelp it!

I don 't know why I 'm not a fan of this place. Maybe its because I had a not very good Christmas meal here a couple of years ago, although I have been back since and the food has been great! The cocktails here are also great. The last lunch I had here was extremely tasty, I went for the lunchtime special, had a delicious sausage and mash meal. Service was so-so, the waiter asked did we want water with our meal and then followed it up with still or sparkling . We requested tap. Don 't offer people water if you 're not going to give it to them for free! I think perhaps its the ambiance of the Servernshed that puts me off. It attracts a business lunch clientele, the venue itself is very white...

Wandering around the harbour on a Sunday afternoon at the very awkward time of 3 5 pm (when most places are either (i) shut, or (ii) changing over to dinner menu) we arrived at The Severn Shed. The place was fairly quiet at that time which was perfect for us (party of two) because we got a great window table looking across the harbour. My mind was set on something which involved steak, or carvery (it being a Sunday) but I took a leap of faith and went for the Chicken Schnitzel. She had pork medallions. Both came with gratin potatoes (which were plentiful and creamy and not overly garlicky). Mine came with fantastic buttered spinach while her's came with green beans. The food was well present...