Pubs & Bars in Bristol

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   The Jetty Restaurant

   Old City

   Following on from the success of The Jetty restaurants in Christchurch, Dorset and Salcombe, Devon and most recently Brighton and Guildford, The Jetty restaurant in Bristol offers a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere, alongside fantastic menus.
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   Arnolfini Cafe Bar

   Harbourside

   Relaxed café bar inside the Arnolfini gallery right next to the Harbourside.
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   Racks Bar & Kitchen

   Clifton

   Racks Bar and Kitchen, one of Clifton’s best venues, is the perfect place to visit if you’re looking for a restaurant with excellent table service and a delicious array of breakfast, lunch and evening meals.
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   The Milk Thistle

   Central Bristol

   Housed over four floors in one of the finest historic buildings in the city, The Milk Thistle incorporates a cocktail bar, lounge & private function rooms.
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   Shore Cafe Bar

   Harbourside

   Shore Café Bar restaurant on the Harbourside offers simple chic at its finest
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   The Urban Roof Terrace at the Bristol Marriott Hotel City Centre

   Central Bristol

   Bristol’s newest and most vibrant chill out spot. Serving a range of delicious cocktails and food in a surrounding or Urban art in the heart of the city centre!
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   The Gold Bar @ Bristol Harbour Hotel

   Old City

   The Gold Bar at the new Bristol Harbour Hotel & Spa will lead the way in city lux; offering a stylish new venue with a prime central location.
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   No. 1 Harbourside

   Central Bristol

   No.1 Harbourside celebrates the best of Bristol and the south west with their waterside venue where you can find the finest local food, free music, markets and events.
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   The Pony & Trap

   Chew Magna

   An award winning pub set 8 miles from Bristol city centre in the picturesque village of Chew Magna, over the past 7 years the Pony & Trap has become one of the most exciting places to visit in the South West
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    King Street Brew House

    Central Bristol

    The King Street Brew House is an urban style city centre pub with its very own micro-brewery, creating their own cask and keg beers and complimented with an ever changing array of guest craft brews from the local area, UK and the USA.
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    The Wellington

    North Bristol

    'The Welly' - well known for providing a warm welcome and great service
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    Smoke and Mirrors Boutique Pub & Magic Theatre

    Central Bristol

    Smoke & Mirrors the UK's only Boutique Pub & Magic Theatre.
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    Graze Bar & Chophouse

    Central Bristol

    Graze Bar & Chophouse is a fresh and sophisticated take on the traditional British pub. Superb ales, wines & spirits with a no-nonsense menu
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    The Canteen

    Stokes Croft

    Nestled in the belly of Hamilton House in the thriving mix of Stokes Croft, Canteen brings you good things like affordable home-cooked food, free live music every night, space for local art and a place to meet, plot and play.
    
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    The Stable Bristol

    The Stable on Bristol's Harbourside proudly serves award-winning pizzas and over 60 varieties of cider.
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    The Full Moon & Attic Bar

    Stokes Croft

    A multi-cultural hub and gateway to the vibrant Stokes Croft area. They have three bars, a live music venue, a restaurant and one of the largest courtyards in the city.
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    Beerd

    Cotham

    Bespoke decor and a vast drinks range signals your arrival at Beerd, one of the first craft beer bars in the South West and part of the Bath Ales pub estate
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    Bordeaux Quay

    Harbourside

    Bordeaux Quay on Bristol’s Harbourside is a brasserie, bar, deli, bakery and cookery school, all under one roof.

    

    

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    Llandoger Trow

    Old City

    One of the oldest pubs in Bristol, serving traditional pub food and drinks
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    Moor Beer Co

    Central Bristol

    Moor Beer Company originated in Somerset in 2007 and relocated to Bristol in 2014. The brewery is recognised as one of world’s best, setting the benchmark for several beer styles.

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