Guidebook for City of Bristol
Food Scene
Souk Kitchen
277 North StFabulous food. You'll need to book because it gets busy!
You get to build your own burger! Large portions and really fun place to eat.
16 locals recommend
The Burger Joint
240 North StYou get to build your own burger! Large portions and really fun place to eat.
New to Bristol. Some fantastic restaurants, shops and bars. Some of which are in shipping containers! Worth a visit.
96 locals recommend
Wapping Wharf
New to Bristol. Some fantastic restaurants, shops and bars. Some of which are in shipping containers! Worth a visit.
Lounge
231 North StNice tapas, lots of things with fries! Good food and very kid friendly.
Drinks & Nightlife
Busy friendly pub with a sun trap of a beer garden at the back! Fine for kids until about 7-8pm. They do good food too.
41 locals recommend
The Spotted Cow Bristol
139 North StreetBusy friendly pub with a sun trap of a beer garden at the back! Fine for kids until about 7-8pm. They do good food too.
pizzas, sunday roasts, large menu, local beers & ciders, large spacious pub which is fine for kids. They also run a popular comedy club upstairs.
16 locals recommend
Hen & Chicken Bristol
210 North Streetpizzas, sunday roasts, large menu, local beers & ciders, large spacious pub which is fine for kids. They also run a popular comedy club upstairs.
Trendy bar with a really unusual small beer garden at the back. Nice cocktails!
56 locals recommend
Old Bookshop
65 North StTrendy bar with a really unusual small beer garden at the back. Nice cocktails!
Good food, large beer garden, although this is concrete rather than grass. Very child friendly and they have various plays on in the theatre upstairs.
57 locals recommend
Tobacco Factory
Good food, large beer garden, although this is concrete rather than grass. Very child friendly and they have various plays on in the theatre upstairs.
A fantastic pub to go on a summers evening. Sitting outside the pub with a drink watching the sun go down is a bit of a Bristol institution. Everyone loves the Cottage. Lots of seating space which runs down to the river, you'll always be able to find somewhere to sit. You also can get a ferry boat from here into town.
21 locals recommend
The Cottage Inn
Cumberland RoadA fantastic pub to go on a summers evening. Sitting outside the pub with a drink watching the sun go down is a bit of a Bristol institution. Everyone loves the Cottage. Lots of seating space which runs down to the river, you'll always be able to find somewhere to sit. You also can get a ferry boat from here into town.
Sightseeing
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Bridge RoadIt's a must if you are visiting Bristol!
The home of Bristol City Football and Bristol Bears Rugby. Nice pizza place and sports bar which is usually open. Can be nice and quiet when there are no sporting events on and a good place to chill out and watch something on the big screen.
24 locals recommend
Ashton Gate Stadium
Ashton RoadThe home of Bristol City Football and Bristol Bears Rugby. Nice pizza place and sports bar which is usually open. Can be nice and quiet when there are no sporting events on and a good place to chill out and watch something on the big screen.
A great bit of history. You can do the tour inside whcih is fab or you can walk down to the harbourside, take a walk around the harbour and you can view the ship.
331 locals recommend
Brunel's SS Great Britain
Gas Ferry RoadA great bit of history. You can do the tour inside whcih is fab or you can walk down to the harbourside, take a walk around the harbour and you can view the ship.
Parks & Nature
A beautiful park about 30 minutes walk away. This was donated to the people of Bristol and everyone has a soft spot for it. Great, walks, runs and cycle tracks. They also have a lovely herd of deer.
87 locals recommend
Ashton Court Estate
A beautiful park about 30 minutes walk away. This was donated to the people of Bristol and everyone has a soft spot for it. Great, walks, runs and cycle tracks. They also have a lovely herd of deer.
South Street Park
38 South StreetGreat childrens play park just behgind the house.
Arts & Culture
A museum of the history of Bristol. Very interesting, interactive and free!
219 locals recommend
M Shed
Wapping RoadA museum of the history of Bristol. Very interesting, interactive and free!
Lots of stuffed animals, geology, even an egyptian section! It's a classic UK museum.
233 locals recommend
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Queens RoadLots of stuffed animals, geology, even an egyptian section! It's a classic UK museum.
Shopping
The main shopping centre for Bristol. Mainly undercover, it also houses some nice chain restaurants such as nandos and a multiplex cinema.
323 locals recommend
Cabot Circus
Bond Street SouthThe main shopping centre for Bristol. Mainly undercover, it also houses some nice chain restaurants such as nandos and a multiplex cinema.
Essentials
Tesco Express
32 And 34 Regent StOur neares small supermarket. Only a 2 minute walk away.
Our nearest large supermarket. Lots of parking and a petrol station too.
44 locals recommend
Asda Bedminster Superstore
East StreetOur nearest large supermarket. Lots of parking and a petrol station too.
Sainsbury's
46-56 Queens RdA nearby supermarket, lots of parking and a petrol station.