Glen's Kitchen, In St Paul's Learning Centre

Tony Stimson

Lovely people, amazing food we also got a selfie with the main man Glen.Would 100% recommend to any traveler going to or through the city of Bristol as we were.

Mark “HippieMark” Dix

The "as seen on TV" Glen's Kitchen #1 is every bit the hidden jem the stories make it out to be. Its a short walk from the city centre and the thing that confronts you immediately is a large recipe for ackee and saltfish painted on the wall outside. Inside the wonderful staff are very helpful and even offered tips on seasoning and other things. I had a medium sized vegetable curry with rice and peas, this is a generous sized medium. The idea that just a few vegetables and some rice would be a wow meal is a hard sell but this is a wow meal, I finished mine and almost bought a second one straight away. Rice and peas was nice but the curry is the star and its subtle flavours gently tickle your taste buds while the whole meal almost wraps you in a warm blanket of comfort food. Glen's Kitchen #1 is number one, no doubts.

Mercia Wijaya

Wonderfully flavoured and big portion. I haven't tried Jamaican food before, but their akhee and saltfish taste uniquely delicious. It's Jamaican national fruit cooked to look "fluffy" like omelette. The jerk chicken is also good. Also, very friendly seller with lively music