Pubs in Bristol

Cabot Cruising Club

The John Sebastian, Bathurst Basin, Bristol BS1 4RL

Members and guests are welcome aboard the John Sebastian on Thursday and Saturday evenings. We hold our ‘club night’ every Thursday – this is the best time to visit if you wish to enquire about membership and moorings. There is a fully stocked bar selling drinks and snacks at very reasonable prices. Note that on a Thursday night last entry is 10pm.

Cosy Club

31 Corn Street, Bristol BS1 1HT

Quirky, eccentric and playful the Cosy Club offers informal casual dining, drinking and lounging in a homely and family friendly environment. Think 'gents club meets village hall meets cricket pavilion’. Get past the 'wait-to-be-seated' signs and there is a large bar area.

Bootlegger

233 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5QP

Food, drinks, service and music are inspired by prohibition era traditions but also offer the very best of contemporary modern America.

Sidney & Eden

, Bristol BS7 8NU

Harbourside Kitchen

Great Western Dockyard, Gas Ferry Road, Bristol BS1 6TY

The Dockyard Café Bar is located alongside Brunel’s ss Great Britain and offers superb views on to the ship as well as across Bristol’s historic floating harbour. You can enjoy delicious light meals, snacks and drinks throughout the day; soak up the atmosphere on the waterfront terrace or sit inside literally watching the world sail by. Soups, paninis and sandwiches are all freshly prepared on the premises, with a good selection for meat eaters and vegetarians alike. For those indulging in ‘First Class’ treats we have a wide range of cakes and pastries. And our “baked on board” range of cakes are all made in the ship’s modern galley. A wide range of hot and cold drinks including hot chocolate and Fairtrade tea and coffee. Local and seasonal products are sourced where ever possible, including ales from The Great Western Brewery.

Cotham Porter Stores

15 Cotham Road South, Bristol BS6 5TZ

Now owned by Wickwar, reopened Aug 2013. Three beers available, often from Wickwar along with two traditional ciders. Decorated in a modern light colour scheme, in the hospital district of Bristol. As you enter there are settles along the wall to your left, and more formal seating through at the back. They offer loyalty card scheme, buy six pints, get seventh free.

Coal Grill & Bar

Glass House, Cabot Circus, Bristol BS1 3BD

A cocktail bar and an outside seating area.

Brewers Fayre

Lewins Mead, Bristol BS1 2PY

Newly built (Spring 2016) Premier Inn with a Brewers Fayre on the ground floor , handy for bus station and Broadmeads. Breakfast is served.

Bristol Folk House

40a Park Street, Bristol BS1 5JG

The Cafe/bar is part of the Folk House adult education centre , they also host live music events.

Drawbridge

14-15 St Augustine's Parade, Bristol BS1 4UT

Popular city centre pub, set on two floors with several distinct rooms and corridors encircling the central bar area. Weekend DJ music, and a large screen TV. It is a popular pre-club venue. There is a heated rooftop terrace accessible from the first floor, and a cashpoint machine downstairs. There are five real ale handpumps offering a variety of local beers and occasionally those from further afield. CAMRA vouchers are accepted here.