A proper old fashioned pub with buckets of charm where the beer flows freely and the punters are…read morediverse. The main bit of the pub is very much an old school bar lounge with stools and slightly sticky dark wood tables. But there's always a gentle buzz atmosphere wise which is often punctuated with laughter from all over the room. Downstairs, in the basement is a music venue that often showcases local bands as well as cover groups. There's a new cocktail bar attached which I haven't tried yet, but I get the feeling it's probably a bit ghetto. I'm personally a big fan of the basement bar...

Cosy and a great place for a quiet drink! Locals are friendly and bar staff are brilliant!…read more The locaton is great as you've got Cubanas nearby and around the corner from a wine bar and other pub. A great place for a pint!

I nipped in here on Saturday night. I wasn't personally bothered but a lot of my mates wanted to…read morewatch the non-event England qualifier (for a tournament they'd already qualified for) and this was one of the few pubs that was screening an internet stream. I didn't realise it had been done over as I haven't been here for years, but it's much nicer now, with a large bar to one side (with loads of ciders) and everything's been stripped back to a basic wooden finish. They also have a sport-focused TV, while the biggest improvement is the addition of a second room which acts as an overspill for footie fanatics. A cut above your average sports bar.

One of the few Clifton pubs with sky sports, The Greyhound is a little bit more down to earth than…read moremost places round here. It's recently undergone a refurbishment, ripping up the carpet and giving everything a bit of a clean. The result's a much nicer pub, with lots of wood on display. There's two rooms, with the back room often a bit quieter when I've been there. Nice to have the choice and it means the place can still be bearable if its full of football fans. Add the beer garden on sunny days and you can be sure of finding an atmosphere to suit your mood. They do live music every now and then. It's a nice venue for something quiet, but obviously all depends on whether they manage to pull in a decent act. Although with a good selection of beers on offer you might end up not minding too much whatever is played. Looking a bit fresher but still retaining plenty of character, The Greyhound is a lovely Clifton pub.

A friendly pub with lots of rooms. There's seemingly a maze of corridors leading to various seating…read moreareas and skittles / darts areas. The clientèle are certainly friendly every time I've been in. Prices for a pint tend to be a little on the higher side for Nailsea, but not overly so. I've never eaten here other than chips, but everything I've seen served looks good.

Nice friendly bar, with a local friendly atmosphere without being excluding to non locals. Good…read moreregular pub food is served in the attatched restaurant. There's a garden area and plenty of parking.

Ran by the same people as the nearby Shant, this another large traditional looking pub…read more One of the better pubs in the area and as the owners run a tight ship you always feel welcomed. They have entertainment twice a week and these nights tend to be quite busy. They also do a cracking Sunday roast - book early to avoid disappointment!

good friendly pub, good prices, yummy pub grub and large garden for the kids. garden has various…read moreslides and play houses to keep the children happy while you can catch up with friends / family and have a bite to eat. also has an avairy which my little boy loves! not many pubs are kid friendly these days so its lovely to have won so close. also has a pool table.

Nice friendly pub, good food served, pleasant staff. The owners are quite new and have made a very…read moregood impression, they have a good selection of beers available. The staff are very nice, and always friendly, making conversation. The prices for both the drinks and the food is very reasonable. I would reccomend going there to everyone.

lovely food with a nice atmosphere, nice food.read more

Gord and I had a beer Friday evenign at The Kings Arms, which is described as a "200-year-old pub"…read more It's one of the older surviving public houses in the town centre, though it has been refurbished and modernized. It's loud and lively! Cheers!

A large pub (feels a bit like a chain pub somehow) where the screens dominate a bit. 4 ales though,…read morefrom which I selected a very nice pint of Rhymney export. Toilets could be a lot better. A toilet seat would be appreciated for starters!

inch's pint decent, atmosphere good, decor great, pool table mint, won at pool so good stuff all…read morearound. will be going back.

Came here Monday lunch time to a pretty quiet pub. The staff were friendly checking up on us during…read morethe meal. I ordered the all-day breakfast. It would've been better if I could swap out my bacon, but what I got was not bad quality. A little tight in the tomato, and beans. It came with 2 white toast, 2 eggs, 2 pork sausages and chips. £6. The fish and chips was average for £7. Frozen chips (which were cooked OK) and too thick batter buried the fish. The mushy peas were standard. Could've been better. Sitting by the window and watching the street life was relaxing. Can't speak for the busy times. Still looking forward to finding a great (chain) pub menu. This was not quite it.

Nice pub with good food, always good quality, nicely presented, and piping hot…read more The staff are helpful and friendly, they have very good prices and good selection of beers. Very nice with the children, plenty of high chairs, and they have a nice garden outside for the summer nights, with plenty of tables and chairs.