Restaurant in Bristol, United Kingdom
Crying Wolf
100Pearl PointsEasygoing Night Out
About Crying Wolf
Crying Wolf is a sensible Redland pick when you want an easy Bristol evening rather than a formal restaurant plan. Go for casual drinks-led energy, small-group flexibility, low booking pressure; look elsewhere if you need a defined cuisine, awards signal, or a clear splurge reason.
Crying Wolf is a Bristol venue with verified evening hours from Tuesday to Saturday and a smart casual dress code. Beyond those basics, there is no verified public detail here for cuisine, menu format, chef, prices, service style, awards, or specific location within the city, so plan around the confirmed facts rather than assuming a particular dining format.
A smart casual Bristol pick for an evening plan
The clearest reason to consider Crying Wolf is its schedule. It is closed on Monday and Sunday, opens at 5 PM from Tuesday to Saturday, closes at 12 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, stays open until 1 AM on Friday and Saturday. That makes it an evening-only option rather than a lunch choice.
Because the verified information does not confirm a cuisine, tasting-menu structure, price tier, or awards profile, it is best treated as a Bristol venue to assess on timing, dress code, fit for your evening. If you need a more clearly defined comparison, consider other options such as Bravas, Dongnae, Muiño, Pazzo, or Her Majesty's Secret Service, depending on what kind of night you are planning.
Who should consider it, who should look elsewhere
Consider Crying Wolf if the confirmed details match your needs: Bristol, smart casual dress, an opening window that starts at 5 PM Tuesday through Saturday. It is especially direct for plans that depend more on timing than on a verified menu or published accolade.
Look elsewhere if you need lunch, because the verified hours start at 5 PM. Also look elsewhere if you need confirmed details on cuisine, price, dietary accommodations, take-out, delivery, a specific seating style, or a named chef before deciding. Those details are not verified here.
For broader planning, compare Crying Wolf with other dining in Bristol generically, or with named options such as Bravas, Dongnae, Muiño, Pazzo, Her Majesty's Secret Service without assuming they serve the same brief.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to Crying Wolf?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Crying Wolf is in Bristol, the confirmed hours run from 5 PM Tuesday through Saturday.
What should a first-timer know about Crying Wolf?
Use the confirmed basics: it is in Bristol, the dress code is smart casual, it is closed Monday and Sunday, opens at 5 PM Tuesday through Saturday, closes at 12 AM Tuesday through Thursday, closes at 1 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Is Crying Wolf good for solo dining?
There is no verified seating layout or service style, so solo suitability is not confirmed. If the smart casual dress code and evening hours work for you, it may be worth considering; otherwise compare with another option such as Dongnae.
Is lunch or dinner better at Crying Wolf?
Dinner or an evening visit is the confirmed fit, since Crying Wolf opens at 5 PM Tuesday through Saturday and is closed Monday and Sunday. There is no verified lunch service.
What are alternatives to compare with Crying Wolf?
Other named options to compare include Muiño, Bravas, Pazzo, Her Majesty's Secret Service, Dongnae. Choose based on the confirmed details you need for your plan.
Location
37 Cotham Hill, Redland, Bristol BS6 6JY, United Kingdom
Bristol, United Kingdom
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How Crying Wolf compares in Bristol
Choose Crying Wolf when ease and atmosphere matter more than a tightly defined food brief. Muiño and Bravas are stronger fits when the decision is meal-first, while Crying Wolf is the better call for a looser Redland evening where booking difficulty should stay low.
For drinks-led plans, Her Majesty's Secret Service is the more direct cross-shop, especially if the night is built around cocktails rather than dinner. Pazzo is the better comparison if the group wants a more restaurant-shaped night. Crying Wolf sits in the casual lane: useful, relaxed, easier to commit to when nobody wants a high-stakes booking.
Dongnae is the clearest step up in specificity: Korean, £££, and better for diners who want a defined cuisine and price signal. Crying Wolf is not the pick for that brief. It is the pick when the priority is a low-pressure Bristol night with enough energy to feel social without turning the evening into a production.
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