Dog Friendly — Pubs in Keynsham

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Family Friendly

Reopened Nov 2019 after an extensive refurbishment. Former Brassmill on the banks of the Avon. Inside there is a good deal of interior brickwork, with mixed stone, wooden and carpeted floors. Extensive dining area to the right, but also an area for drinkers to the left.

Charlton

Longmeadow Road, Keynsham BS31 2SD

Reopened 29th Feb 2020 after a £500.0000 plus refurbishment A popular estate pub tucked away off the road out to Queens Charlton. One bar, with traditional pub games and a television.

Lock Keeper

Keynsham Road, Keynsham BS31 2DD

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Next to Keynsham lock on the River Avon and very close to Keynsham train station. This multi-roomed Young's pub, noted for its food originally opened its doors in 1719, once brewed its own beer and was named the White Hart. It is divided into two parts, with the older bar facing the canal, while the large conservatory and heated veranda overlook the river. The large garden is very popular in the summer. Families are welcome as well as dogs. Occasional live music features in summer. A guest ale is occasionally available. The pub may stay open later when busy. WARNING we have also had reports of it closing earlier .

New Inn

90 Bath Hill East, Keynsham BS31 1HN

A popular two bar local on the way out of Keynsham towards Saltford and Bath. There is a hillside garden, and sport on the television in the rear bar. The function / games room is in a separate building.

Old Bank

20 High Street, Keynsham BS31 1DQ

This free house in the centre of Keynsham is a Grade II-listed building, built originally as a coaching inn, it then became a branch of Westminster Bank, before becoming a pub again. Old pictures of Keynsham adorn the walls. There is one large room for drinking in, and a covered, heated outdoor drinking area at the rear where the smokers go. There is a small car park to the rear, reached through a narrow archway. The landlord tries to have at least one dark beer, often strong, on at all times. Very large TV screen for sport. No food is served but there are several takeaways nearby and you are welcome to bring your own food in. It can sometimes get very lively on late weekend openings. The function room is in essence a pool room upstairs which can be made available for stand up buffets.

Ship Inn

Temple Street, Keynsham BS31 1ER

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Attractive two bar free house at the far (east) end of Keynsham, re-opened under new long term lessess in August 2021 after a period of closure. Mind your head as you step down from the street into this traditional old inn. The smaller bar to the left, which has a pool table, leads to a small two-level restaurant area. The longer bar to the right hosts live music and has a dartboard. There is pleasant garden area at the rear overlooking a petanque court.

Trout Tavern

46 Temple Street, Keynsham BS31 1EH

Two bar pub at the east end of the town. The left hand bar as you go in is the public bar, which is lively and popular with local characters, to the right is the lounge, which is more sedate. Live sport is available in both bars, and there is a very pleasant secluded beer garden to the rear with a covered area.

Wine Bar

19 High Street, Keynsham BS31 1DP