Guidebook for Bristol
Food Scene
Commercial Rooms is a Wetherspoons pub in the old part of the city, near St. Nicholas Market, on Corn Street.
There's loads of history to the place and the interior is very grand with heaps of space. Food here is very cheap, and it's good quality too.
Old Fish Market
43-45 Corn StCommercial Rooms is a Wetherspoons pub in the old part of the city, near St. Nicholas Market, on Corn Street.
There's loads of history to the place and the interior is very grand with heaps of space. Food here is very cheap, and it's good quality too.
San Carlo
44 Corn StThe best Italian restaurant of Bristol
Pho Bristol
28 Clare StreetGreat Vietnamese food
Grillstock
great burgers
Rocotillos
1 Queens RdMexican food
Saint Nicholas Market
Saint Nicholas Streetfood from all around the world
Jamie's Italian Bristol
87-89 Park StItalian food
Za Za Bazaar
Canon's RoadAll you can eat - fresh food from all around the world
Siam Harbourside
129-131 Hotwell Rdnice Thai restaurant
Aquila
30-34 Baldwin Stgreat Italian restaurant
Catch22 Restaurant
38 College Greenthe best fish and chips in Bristol
Drinks & Nightlife
Walkabout, Bristol
40 Corn Stgreat food and music
Mr Wolfs
32 Saint Nicholas Streetlive music every day
blues jazz
one of the oldest pubs of Bristol
11 locals recommend
61 Queen Charlotte Street
45 King Streetlive music every day
blues jazz
one of the oldest pubs of Bristol
Kongs of King Street
13-15 King Stping pong
videogames
O2 Academy
Frogmore StreetGreenhouse
37 College GreenThe Crofters Rights
117-119 Stokes Crofthuge variety of beers and ciders
Sightseeing
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854.
331 locals recommend
Brunel's SS Great Britain
Gas Ferry RoadSS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854.
Cabot Tower
Park Streetgreat view of Bristol
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Bridge Roadstunning view
Wills Memorial Building
College Green
800 years old church
The first church may have been built here when Bristol first became a port.
29 locals recommend
St Mary Redcliffe Church
12 Colston Parade800 years old church
The first church may have been built here when Bristol first became a port.
Queen Square
Queen SquareStokes Croft
Stokes Crofttrendy bars and street art
Essentials
SPAR Hotwells Road
181b Hotwell RdSainsbury's Local
256-258 Gloucester Rd10 minutes walking
Tesco Express
32 And 34 Regent St10 minutes walking
Everything Else
Esso
Hotwell RoadPetrol station - open 24h
Getting Around
Europcar Bristol City
Bristol Temple Meads Station
20 minutes walking
Clifton Down station
train station
Bristol Bus Station
bus station - 15 minutes walking
25 mins by bus: A1 or A2 from the coach station ( 10 mins from the flat). The bus coasts £7 single, £11 return.
15 mins by taxi ( costs around £21)
72 locals recommend
Bristol Airport
25 mins by bus: A1 or A2 from the coach station ( 10 mins from the flat). The bus coasts £7 single, £11 return.
15 mins by taxi ( costs around £21)
Arts & Culture
Lime Tree Gallery
84 Hotwell Rdnext to the flat
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Queens RoadM Shed
Wapping Road