Brown's Restaurant, Grade II listed restaurant in Bristol, United Kingdom
Brown's Restaurant occupies a yellow brick building with red brick decorations, limestone details, and a symmetrical front featuring decorative arches on columns.
Foster and Ponton designed this structure between 1867 and 1871, initially serving as a museum and library before its transformation into a dining establishment.
The building represents Victorian architectural principles through its Byzantine Revival style and stands among several educational institutions in central Bristol.
The restaurant maintains its original loggia entrance with steps leading to the ground floor, providing access from Queens Road in central Bristol.
The structure survived World War Two bombing that destroyed its pinnacles and parapet, leading to an extensive reconstruction of the interior during the 1950s.
Location: City of Bristol
Architectural style: Byzantine Revival architecture
GPS coordinates: 51.45630,-2.60580
Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:29
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