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.

we went on a rainy Sunday night at an awkward time. had a couple of cask ale pints, looked at the…read moremenu but wasn't particularly hungry, so didn't get anything. choices were pretty good, prices ok - would've gotten something in different circumstances. it's been around since like 1793, so they must be doing something right. background music was better-than-average if you like post-punk, etc. seems like a spot you'll just naturally gravitate to if you're in the area.

This grubby old pub plays host to what it calls the "alternative music" scene in Bristol, and…read moreyou'll have gathered from other reviews that this is specifically metal and rock music. I am truly surprised about this; I visited during the day for a lunchtime beer, and it felt no more exciting or "alternative" here than any other old man pub I've ever been to. There were just blokes sitting about drinking pints. But, I suppose I was just there at the wrong time of day, before the pub transformed into its nighttime altar ego. As Will P says, don't be put off by the identity of this pub as a live rock music venue. The actual music goes on downstairs in the basement, and upstairs is just a pub, and it's in quite a good location, tucked inside St Nicholas Markets. I was looking for refreshment in an old pub during a market shopping day, and that's what I got. So, a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde venue, it seems. But that's not a bad thing. It's in my list of "Pubs Plus"; that is, pubs that offer something over and above the basic pub experience. There are a few like this in Bristol, and it's always quite hard to tell what these pubs are hiding behind their old beer barrels.

Large place that is welcome to tourists. Carne pizza was amazing. Had a tinge of spice and all the…read moreother flavors meddled together to make it a solid pizza that was able to be split between two people. For beer, we got the house Mango and Pilsner. Both stellar and I would get another round if we had time. Happy hour is £2.50 pints - can't get better than that. Parking around the building was atrocious, to say the least. Take public transit if you can. T took us 30 minutes to get out of the tinyiest parking garage known to man. Other than that, I hope we stop by again if we're ever in Cardiff.

We happened upon this place by chance as we drove by it early in the morning. I noticed all the…read morebrewing kit at first and just thought it was a micro distillery but turns out it was also a bar and restaurant so we decided to head back down once it was open at 12 for lunch. The staff here are incredibly friendly and helpful. Although not on the menu, we asked if we could sample all the beers they make which was no issue at all and all surprisingly cheap. They had a variety of beers from light mango beer, through to chocolate beer and even a 'black' beer. The smell from each beer was incredible and the bartender told us the reasoning behind each recipe and the flavours we should be able to taste with each glass. To line our stomachs as we drank we ordered a couple of things off the menu. We had the sharing starter which was smoked salmon , tomatoes, Parma ham and goats cheese on ciabatta followed by the thermidore mussels. Both of which were very good, the sauce on the mussels was Devine, incredibly rich and creamy ! They do have quite a limited menu here (mainly mussels, pizza and salad) but what they do have looks and tastes brilliant. They have a great open kitchen with an impressive pizza oven and each pizza looked incredible. I'd definitely come back here when we have a little more time and spend a bit longer trying to beers and taking in the atmosphere. Some days of the week they even have the distillers in operating the kit while you eat and drink which I am sure would be most entertaining ! Great place 4/5

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.

Had the three meat roast at Brewhouse and Kitchen Cheltenham. The chicken which was absolutely…read morecremated/inedible. Was told because I didn't mention this until the plates were cleared/I had eaten everything else nothing could be done, but it was clear from looking at the plate the chicken had not been eaten (and that it was burnt!). I didn't expect the whole meal for free, just a few quid off and an apology - was rudely told that the manager said nothing could be done. At this point it became clear that the staff couldn't care less so didn't bother to take it any further. Poor service, poor (overpriced) food. Would not recommend

Nice modern option in Cheltenham Town. Came in on a Monday evening and the restaurant was fairly…read morebusy for a weeknight. The great decor immediately catches your eye from the giant glistening beer kettles to the raised ceilings and high top tables. Brewhouse does produce their own beer so you can walk up and view the production area very freely. The wait staff were friendly but did need to be flagged down at times as they lingered around the bar area talking. As far as the beers, the 'Colonel Jack' IPA was great as was the 'Tin Man" Pale Ale. For food my brother and I shared the 'Blistered Padron Peppers' first and really enjoyed them. A great snack item while sipping on a nice beer, they were plentiful and really tasty! I went with the 'Wild Mushroom Risotto with Chicken', risotto being an item I find hard to resist, which I found to be OK, but I've definitely had much better. The fact that it was served in half a roasted butternut squash was unique but the risotto was over cooked and the chicken much too dry. My brother kept it lite and ordered the 'Chicken Caesar Salad' and had no complaints. Overall a very cool looking place in the Cheltenham Brewery Quarter with great beer, a laid back vibe and a variety of food options. I would definitely give it another shot next time I'm in town.

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

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.