What a city - Bristol is absolutely brimming with aesthetically appealing watering holes. From Clifton Village to Old City, Gloucester Road to Queen Square, there's an Insta-worthy haunt around every corner. Whether you're looking for stylish spaces, cool craft beer joints, quirky pubs or perhaps a more nautical-themed tipple, we've comprised a list of Bristol's most beautiful bars. Cameras at the ready.
Let your fantasies run wild in this Peter Pan-themed bar, featuring flamingo-covered walls, bold-patterned prints, and an ornamental crocodile. It's loud, garish, and so much fun. The cocktails are equally opulent with highlights including a classic mojito and Southside Royale. They also offer happy hours every Tuesday to Saturday.
Tonight Josephine is out to make a statement with its gloriously gorgeous interiors; think pink-doused furniture, neon signs and so much more. Pop by this cool haunt to indulge in quirky cocktails, tasty small plates and one helluva party.
This stylish waterside venue, located alongside the city's iconic harbourside, provides the perfect backdrop to enjoy a drink or two. With sweeping views from the restaurant, balcony and terrace, the Pontoon Bar's drinks menu includes espresso martinis, kir royales and bellinis.
If there's one thing we know about Blame Gloria, it's that it's a pretty damn beautiful bar in Bristol. Head here for quirky interiors, drag events and 2 for 1 cocktails. If that wasn't enough, you'll be dancing the night away to everything from Lady Gaga to The Beatles.
This beautiful bar in Bristol exudes period charm. Inspired by fictional muse Elizabeth E. Lightfoor, the Victorian-themed venue has numerous bespoke cocktails - we'd recommend Mortianna's Garden with gin, elderflower liqueur, briottet lychee, apple and lemon juicer.
It's not hard to see why No.4 Clifton Village is an award-winning cocktail bar in Bristol. Set within a stunning Georgian Mansion, the intimate spot remains true to its historical heritage. Its secret walled gardens also make it a popular venue for weddings and summertime soirees.
Housed within the Old Fish Market Building, the beautiful Bristol bar features rustic tables, cool low-hanging light fixtures and a stylist mezzanine. They also have daily happy hours until 9pm and a weekly 2-4-1 on selected dishes every Monday. You're welcome.
With floral interiors, vibrant seating and a sleek space, this heavenly haunt makes for the perfect backdrop. Offering equally stunning cocktails and dishes, Slug and Lettuce is one of the best bars in Bristol city centre.
Boasting neon angel wings and sleek seating, Dirty Martini just had to make our list. Dishing out bottomless brunches and happy hour cocktails, it comes as no surprise that this serves as one of the most Insgrammable bars in Bristol.
One of the best cocktail bars in Bristol, Java is a truly stunning setting to enjoy a drink or two. The gorgeous haunt boasts sleek wooden interiors, sparkling chandeliers and flowers cascading down the walls.
Located along St Stephen's Street, this beautiful Bristol bar takes customers on a journey as they follow the fabled journeys of Sebastian Commodore. Each cocktail has its own accompanying backstory whilst trinkets from the captain's journey are featured throughout the venue.
The craft beer bar may have small in its title but its selection is anything but. With over 31 taps, Small Bar aims to showcase some of the best and freshest beer from around Bristol's local South West regions. The venue has a cool and relaxed feel with exposed brick, wooden floors and comfy leather seats.
The Gallimaufry's ethos is sustainability - working as much as possible with local breweries. As one of the best bars in Bristol, it also champions local art with the majority of their decor created by various artists, including the venue's various wall murals.
The Cosy Club is definitely one of the most beautiful bars in Bristol. Housed within a former banking hall, the boozer has kept many of its traditional features and awnings, with tables placed amongst stunning stonework, marble flooring and decadent taxidermy.
Lido is definitely up there as one of the city's quirkiest views. Located at the water's edge, the bar and restaurant is a fusion of old and new - housed within a Victorian building but featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and contemporary furniture.
Housed in one of the city's most historic buildings, The Milk Thistle is a fun, prohibition-style pub. Think dark green and oak-panelled walls, rich-hued Chesterfields, an exorbitant amount of taxidermy and equally quirky, period-themed features throughout.
This cosy and cute pub is a rainy-day go-to. Located in the Christmas Steps area, the venue features open brick walls, vintage paintings and metal grate fireplaces. The pretty place also offers regularly-changing beers and ales, as well as a number of fine wines.
