A fantastic brewery in an absolutely stunning location right along the river. Bristol is already a…read morecute, friendly and walkable city - and then you throw a good brewery in the middle? Well done. The beers were excellent and they had a nice variety to choose from. We went twice, and the second time was during a Cask Beer tasting event. They had like 40 cask beers available to try, and the pizza oven was churning out the pies. They looked and smelled so good! Their branding is phenomenal! We got a hoodie to remember the beer, the vibes, and the branding.

This was a nice brewpub right by the water. Service was great! The margarita pizza was tasty! And…read morethe overall atmosphere was very relaxed and laid back on a Friday afternoon.

With so many towns and city's struggling to keep local brewers open, and many of them losing them…read morecompletely. THe Bristol Beer Factory is keeping the locally brewed beer in business, supplying many of the pubs throughout the city. There is an online shop as well so you can stock up for a party and treat all your guests to some brilliant bristol brews! With the Tobacco Factory, the Shalespear, Adam & Eve and The Windmill amoung others selling the beers brewed by the Bristol Beer factory you will surley come accross it out and about on your travels.

I must sound a bit silly. As when I visited this little pub on the river the other day. I did…read morenot know (going by the other reviews), that it brewed its own beer. After visiting the Apple (Cider Pub) on the river. I walked on here thinking of having a cider. Which I did. And it was very nice too, and the bar staff were very polite and helpfull on that front. One of the things I liked was chilling on the roof, overlooking the river, and watching the boats go by. Going by the other customers. The Sunday Roast was popular too. Although, I only had a packet of crisps. But would hope to eat here one day soon. Next time. I will try the beer at the Beer Factory and not the cider. Doh. My excuse was - I did not see the name of the pub, until I was drinking my cider on the top of the boat. LOL

Such a great brewery…read more They often open the brewery up so you can have a beer and see what goes in to the making of their beer and cider. Such a great vibe in the centre of St Werburghs. Would highly recommend. It's a really social space.

A unique retail experience, you enter The Clifton Cellars by going down a several stone steps into…read morea cellar that wouldn't look out of place in a Harry Potter film. You'll be greeted and asked what sort of occasion you're buying for from a sales clerk that seems to know what they're talking about. The selection is extensive and you can buy in bulk. There are wine quizzes, tastings,and talks, which I can't vouch for. But they at least suggest that the people here are serious about their wine. The prices go from cheap to ridiculous but then that's wine for you. If you're serious about your wine then the range on offer means you'll probably find something affordable Plus, the sales clerks can be very good at explaing just why this particular bottle is so special. This means that whatever you end up buying from The Clifton Cellar, you'll probably end up with something you're happy with.

Ah, the height of Clifton Village living - a wine cellar tucked beneath the street with all the…read morehidden mystique of a secret society. Wine and secrets - what more could you want? This hidden gem is actually a very good wine and alcohol shop. The stock is dynamic and always very impressive. Not such a good place top pick up some cheap plonk but then life is far too short to drink bad wine. If you are on a budget there are often a lot of good deals on; last time I was there it was twelve bottles of some nice French for £75 - not bad at all! They also house a great range in beer and cider from breweries local and further afield.

PAR-TY! PAR-TY! If…read moreyou love a beer then you will be overjoyed to know that Bath Ales open up their brewery in Warmley as a shop to buy ales in bulk. KEGGER! Staff will help you through the process of looking after and opening the barrels properly. You can get from bottles, 5 litre microcasks, 20 litre beer boxes and if you plan ahead you can order a 72 pint cask. All of their range is available, including Barnstormer, Gem, Wild Hare, Dark Hare, Natural Blonde, SPA and Festivity.

Ok, so we all know that your inner punk needs to be satisfied every once in a while. When visiting…read moreBristol I wanted to get a nice IPA, with a cheesy pizza. Within 30 min after entering, I have had both ;) Thanks you all!!

I am a big fan of brewdog beer, and surprisingly, yesterday was my first visit. yes I am aware that…read moreit has been here a while, but the bar is usually busy anytime I fancy a visit. Which is understandable, their beer is fracking delicious. The bar is great, really liked the service, plus you've got a great view of Bristol bridge from the rustic looking bar. Which is something I've always liked about the brand, I'm a sucker for anything quirky and or rustic and always love it when said quirky/rustic product is good. For those familiar with the brand; they have most of the usual offenders on tap and the rest in bottles or cans, my favourite being punk IPA, which is just gorgeous on tap. My one criticism (but its just me nitpicking) is the size of the venue, again its usually always busy, which is good, so would be nice to see it expand some day to make room for more seating or something... Also, bonus points for stocking classic boardgames. Alcohol fuelled jenga is always fun

Best fried chicken ever! I wanted to try the Wild Beer Pub,…read morefor its boneless fried chicken with roast potatoes. I never had American fried chicken before... I swear I never tried KFC, so I can't compare it to anything else, but this chicken was utterly delicious! Nice and thick breading, fried to perfection, super tender meat. The potatoes were perfect, crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, and the sauce was amazing! Very affordable prices and generous portions.

Went for breakfast/lunch and they had a quite large English breakfast which pleased my boyfriend…read more Very good sausage and plentiful portions. I opted for lunch of buttermilk friend chicken and chips. Also a large portion and very freshly cut chips. Unfortunately it was a bit early to try the beer but I did have a mimosa to hit the spot. Very cool place right on the wharf, seats at the bar which you don't get too often. Would visit again for the beers.

Beer & Pizza were outstanding & we'll definitely be back. Service was just right, so attentive but…read morenot bothersome.

I won't lie to dear Yelper, when someone suggested we went to Zerodegrees as it was Bristol's own…read moremicrobrewery I didn't have a clue what they meant. Had I thought about it for long enough I probably would have been able to piece it together - but thankfully they explained; microbrewery - tiny brewery - bar that makes and serves its own beer. Ooh yes, we should definitely go there. Zerodegrees is quite stunning in design; glass panelling, coloured light and a lofty space but due to its enormity it does lack atmosphere. Having said that, it's a great experience - the food and beer and flavoursome and it's great to experience something so home-grown. If you like a taste of Zerodegrees offerings, you can buy a keg to take home with you.