The 360 Roof Terrace forms part of the Observatory’s 360 Glass Café a venue with both indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the Bridge.Īfter you’ve recharged with locally-sourced refreshments, descend into the Observatory to enjoy some local history. On the hunt for a breathtaking, 360-degree panoramic view of the Clifton Suspension Bridge? Stroll up to the Clifton Observatory - a building steeped in local history - and nab a seat upon its cosy rooftop terrace, the aptly named 360 Roof Terrace. The White Lion Bar is part of the boutique Avon Gorge Hotel a 78-bedroom Victorian getaway, first opened as the Grand Clifton Spa and Hydropathic Institution in 1898. Its super spacious, all-weather terrace sits on the edge of the Avon Gorge, overlooking The Clifton Suspension Bridge. Roof Terraces in Bristolįor an unparalleled view of Bristol’s most iconic landmark, The White Lion Bar is the place to be. In recent weeks, The Courtyard has welcomed table raves (seated DJ sets), bottomless pizza and prosecco brunches, and one of the UK’s most successful comedians, Russell Howard. Lakota Gardens is also home to The Courtyard: a new covered performance area. If you’re in the market for a social-distanced drink visit The Oasis Lakota’s answer to a sun-trap of a beer garden.

Over in Stokes Croft, Lakota is putting its courtyard to work with the launch of Lakota Gardens another brilliant (and socially-distanced) outdoor venue. Making use of the venue’s prime Dockside location, the bar boasts seating along the harbour and specially curated playlists by Thekla’s band of resident DJs. In July, the former German cargo ship turned award-winning live music venue, unveiled its brand-new Dockside Bar. The music venue on a boat: Thekla is a Bristol institution. Open six days a week, from Tuesday to Sunday, head down to enjoy local beers and freshly-made, Neapolitan-style pizza from Ray’s. Crofters Beer GardenĪnother new one: set up by the team behind leading local music venue The Crofters Rights, you’ll find the sunny Crofters Summer Garden on the corner of Ashley Road in Montpelier. Inside, expect cocktails, the very best of local brewers, and wine courtesy of Monty Wines - an independent supplier based in St Werburghs. The pub garden, The Pipe & Lovers, is a collaboration between The Love Inn and The Pipe & Slippers, two long-established indie pubs in the Stokes Croft. The launch sent Bristol into a frenzy: the restaurants are mow fully booked for August, and the initiative got a mention in The Guardian. It’s a socially-distanced tipi village, boasting 60 covered dining spaces and two, al fresco café/pub gardens. In a groundbreaking collaboration between Bristol chefs and leading hospitality businesses, Breaking Bread is a pop-up restaurant and pub garden on the Downs, Clifton.

It's going to be a scorcher!? #beergarden #bristol #pub /Uk37zDQmRe Introducing Bristol's newest pop-up pub and beer garden! Join us this weekend for our launch party and enjoy a refreshing locally brewed pint or cocktail in the leafy oasis of Portland Square. The garden opens on Friday 7 August, and will be open for the rest of the month on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 17:00 to 22:00.

It's going to be one of Bristol's prettiest beer gardens - that's for sure. To support the school’s running costs, Circomedia is opening a new, pop-up beer garden in its grounds, to be known as Church Pub Garden.Ĭhurch Pub Garden will make use of the former church’s picturesque front lawn, where locally brewed Lost and Grounded beer will be available on tap.Īlongside local beer, expect jugs (yes, jugs) of cocktails, organic wine and music, against the backdrop of the St Paul’s Church and its leafy surroundings. The church closed officially in 1988 and is a Grade I listed building. Since 2004, Bristol circus school Circomedia has been based in St. New beer gardens and outdoor bars have popped up across the city, allowing the people of Bristol to enjoy a socially-distanced pint or two. Scroll right down for a few of our longstanding favourites, and see list of new outdoor solutions below.ĬOVID-19 has levelled new obstacles for hospitality across the world, but Bristol has risen to the challenge. Sunny Pub Gardens, Beer Gardens and Roof Terraces in Bristol: A Guide Posted on: Ī music-filled beer garden, a sophisticated rooftop terrace or a family-friendly pub garden whatever your style, Bristol is aplenty with places to enjoy a drink in the sunshine.

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