With the largest number of independent retailers in the UK along its stretch of tarmac, Gloucester Road in Bristol is more quirky than most. Along with record stores, vintage clothing caverns and book shops galore, Gloucester Road also has a hot line-up of bars and restaurants. Head north to find Gloucester Road bars in Bristol and fill up on buckets of cute and kitsch.
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While The Bootlegger is not technically on Gloucester Road in Bristol, it's so close that is worth darting off the main strip. Inspired by speakeasies of the 1920s, the bar brings live music, boozy cocktails and a party atmosphere to this area of the city.
After a bar in the popular area? Then venture to Gloucester Road Ale House. This boozer has an awesome range of pizza slices and a buffet-style menu that can be washed down with lip-smacking craft brews. If you're into sports, there are also screens to catch the action on.
Situated on Gloucester Road, the Prince Of Wales is a classic boozer worth visiting. Not only does it offer delicious hearty grub, such as mac 'n' cheese or pizza, but there's also a mural-adorned beer garden and plenty of HD screens for big sports fixtures.
The Gallimaufry epitomises what Gloucester Road bars in Bristol are all about. With the help of artists, the bar's interiors feature a range of impressive murals, while food is sourced as locally as possible.
