Unquestionably the best pub in Clevedon by a country mile. They stock Butcombe and guest ales, plus…read moreThatchers cider - flat and fizzy alcoholic apple fans. They also do the proper pub fare of snacks, pickled eggs, curry nights and rolls on the bar. Entertainment comes in the form of quizzes on Mondays and Folk Nights on Wednesdays. It is really the hub of the local community yet you will be welcome if not from round these parts. Late opening on Friday and Saturday. Top notch.

Lovely old 'traditional' boozer, a Clevedon 'institute'.read more

Cozy spot, both inside and out. Come for a pint or a wine, stay for the Greek pork chop with…read morechips, salad and tzatziki ... or try the scampi and beans ... or the chicken and fried haloumi. Friendly staff. Clean toilets, with disability considerations. Plenty of seating choices from upstairs, middle, ground floors or outside. Private parking by the entrance, and plenty of public parking across the way to enjoy the water front views of Clevedon pier and Wales.

Huge pub overlooking the pier and Clevedon sea front…read more Friendly staff and very nice pub food. The roast beef was cooked perfectly and I was a huge fan of the beef pie and chips.

Natch by the two pint bottle and live football on the big screens, it's my second home.read more

The Blue Flame is a Nailsea institution. Whereas some pubs seek to turn their establishment into a…read moresleek contemporary lounge / bar, the Blue Flame cracks open barrels of rough cider, throws some stuffed badgers in the door way, and invites all farmers nationwide to take part in a bit of bridge. It's bloody brilliant. The pints are always straight from the barrel and absolutely fantastic, and the locals are always a great laugh. The decor of the place resembles a blokes house that he converted into a pub, which might sound off putting, but it emits such an incredible charm that you cant help but fall in love with the place. There's a huge outside seating area which is essentially half a football pitch thats well kept and great for children. The location is slap bang in the country, with little but cows and horses for miles around. It's a great bike ride in the day to get to, and certainly a taxi ride at night (no buses in these parts my laaaad!) This is a unique pub, and very special. If you fancy treating your mates to a great night out, then you wont be disappointed mingling with the locals and getting a bit of hops in you.

A great traditional English pub. Not the biggest inside, but ample room for those that venture out…read moreto get here. It's on the edge of town essentially in a country lane surrounded by fields. There's a decent beer garden for when the weather permits. There is always a good selection of cask ales and ciders plus a few standard lagers. It's worth the effort to get out here.

Sunday Roast! We had dinner at this clean, well appointed…read morepub on the recommendation of our B&B hosts. We opted for the 2 course Sunday roast dinner (2 courses for £16.95) - we both chose roast beef which came with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, plenty of vegetables and delicious roast beef gravy. It was excellent and the desserts we chose - brownie and sticky toffee pudding were fantastic! The service was friendly and the prices were reasonable. This is a great option if you are near Bristol Airport and need something to eat.

A wonderful place in the countryside…read more Great country pubs - checklist 1. In the middle of no where - check 2. Warm welcome from the staff - check 3. Warm & cosy with a roaring fire - check. 4. Great choice of local beers - check 5. Good food cooked fresh - check 6. Good value - check

The best Sunday lunch I have had in years. Beautifully cooked beef and pork. The vegetable…read moreselection was tasty and cooked to perfection. Thank you

As the name suggests, it's right next to the train station and is a really nice old building. As a…read moreperson living locally you get the feeling that the landlord/landlady really put a lot of effort in to running the pub. There are live bands and other events on a regular basis. The pub has quite a few TV screens that show sport and they can show different games on different screens so if you support a lesser team like me they will still find a screen to put your game on. They've got a decent range of beers, I wouldn't say it was a massive range of ales but you should be able to find one you like. Next door they have the Assembly Rooms which is essentially a function room you can hire with its own entrance, bar and toilets giving you your own proper private venue. It has a stage and they have a laid back approach allowing you to set out and decorate the room pretty much how you want within reason. As you might have guessed I have hired this for a surprise party in the past and it went very well and the cost was very reasonable.

I wish I had found this place before April 23rd, it would have been great to come here on St…read moreGeorge's day. This pub/resteraunt advertises itself mostley to people going to and from the airport. I can imagine that if you want a quick hit of all that is great about England before you jet of somewhere, of if while away on another sunny shore you have dreamt of that first roast dinner upon your return to England then this is certainly one of the best places to come. A beautiful building with wonderful customer service and fantastic freshley cooked local food. Places like this don't need to advertise as word of mouth pretty much does it all for them, and all I hear is good things, which is why I paid them a visit, and they certainly did not dissapoint.

The George & Dragon is a 16th Century Grade ii listed coaching house situated about 2 minutes from…read moreBristol International Airport. Due to this location and coupled with the fact that it serves a full menu throughout the day, the George & Dragon is ideally situated for the departing or arriving traveller, and indeed is largely filled with that most unusual of clientelle. The food here is pretty good and all meals are freshly cooked to order. Knowing it's punters are usually people waiting for a plane, the restaurant is open all day so those awkward departure or delayed arrivals are not a problem, as you can arrange your meal around your itinerary. The pub does have it's fair share of regualrs from the village though, and as a result has a decent selection of ales, lagers and beers on tap. Not really worth a special trip, but definitely one to look our for if your near the airport.

Little Harp restaurant/pub offers delicious food and boasts a beautiful view next to the sea front…read more The experience is enhanced by the convenience of free parking, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing meal.

Fantastic views overlooking the Severn Estuary. A great beer garden and plenty of room inside…read more However, because of the location it can get very crowded at times. The food is typical pub grub. Nothing fancy, and overpriced for what it is, but the view makes up for that. It's certainly not bad. Decent range of reasonably priced drinks. Staff though are hit and miss; some are every friendly, others you can tell are there solely for the pay cheque and the concept of being friendly to customers is lost on them.

I believe the pub is under fresh ownership and having taken my wife and sixteen year old son to…read moretheir restaurant twice I can thoroughly recommend the food and the service. A full and varied menu offers the usual favourites as well as a few surprises and the specials board is always worth a look. The service is friendly and relaxed. Take your family there, you will not regret it!