Pubs in Bristol

Brewhouse & Kitchen is the best pub in Bristol for after-work drinks, quick lunches and hearty dinners. They also offer some of the freshest pints in the city form their on-site microbrewery, along with a range of vegan and veggie-friendly dishes.

A heavyweight on Bristol's drinking scene, The Spotted Cow is home to kitsch interiors and chic stylings. But it's not just a pretty face. With a glorious beer garden out back and delicious roast dinners, it's no wonder that this is a regular punter pit-stop. 

A blend of the contemporary and classic, The Horts boasts a menu of comfort food favourites such as steak and ale pie and beer-battered cod and chips. They also have a surprisingly large wine menu and a unique cinema room with Sky sports.

In the heart of Bristol lies The Old Fish Market, a friendly, lively pub that promises a great time to all who pass through its doors. The sophisticated watering hole also has regular live music nights, sports showings and a wide range of whiskies and gins.

Sitting just outside of Bristol, The White Hart is a warm, homely watering hole in Gloucestershire. Retaining many of its original 17th century features, the haunt is ideal for curling up with a real ale by a log fire or taking a stroll through the pub's idyllic orchard.

Located only a short walk from Keynsham station, The Lock Keeper is well worth going the extra mile for. With stunning waterside views, delicious Sunday roasts and even its own petanque pitch, this Bristol pub is a breath of fresh air any time of the year. 

Where to drink in Bristol? The Mall has got you covered all year round with cosy interiors for winter days and a glorious three-tiered outdoor terrace for the summer months. As for drinks, you can expect a host of artisan spirits, craft ales and fine wines.

A smart and colourful pub in Bristol. Green House is a top choice for cheap drinks and sports screenings. The spot also hosts a weekly quiz and a raucous bottomless brunch every Saturday and Sunday.

Looking for a new haunt to head to in Bristol? The Cider Press might be your place. Get ready to enjoy comfort eats such as sourdough pizzas or nachos, while choosing between their long list of draught ciders, craft beers.

For your next night out, it's worth checking out O'Neill's. Not only is it one of the best pubs in Bristol, but it also slings out scrumptious grub and a buzzing ambience. Plus, the venue promises non-stop entertainment, from sports viewings to live music.

Looking for pubs to visit in Bristol? The Albion is charming locals and tourists alike with its enchanting countryside-style interiors and welcoming atmosphere. Along with classic nosh and a great back bar, the joint also has a spacious outdoor terrace for summertime drinks.

Know your way around a craft brew? We've got a funny feeling that you're going to love this brick-laden basement pub in Bristol. Home to hundreds of different craft beers, The Beer Emporium has a bottle shop and a hot-to-trot menu of high-end gastro grub. 

One of the quirkiest pubs in Bristol, The Apple is devoted to all things cider. Housed on a converted barge boat, this boozer is located in the Old City and has a gorgeous waterside alfresco terrace for you to enjoy those rare sunny days.

Serving up relaxed sips during the day and party vibes when the sun goes down, No.51 Stokes Croft is one of Bristol's best pubs. Get your fix of burgers, pizzas and wings before DJs take to the decks and things are taken up a notch.

Local craft brews, live DJ sets and a renowned Sunday roast are all on the menu at this adorable watering hole. Come summer, The Christmas Steps' spacious outdoor courtyard becomes a popular weekend hangout amongst families and late-night revellers.