Nice pub serving well kept local beer, good service with a nice atmosphere. Handy for Temple Meads station

Cosy pub with a great selection of handpumps. Friendly service. Rather spacy inside and also has a nice beer garden. Nice place and good pasties.

Backstreet Bristol pub, not far from Temple Meads Station, re-opened December 2006 by Hidden Brewery, although since its demise it is now a freehouse. Updated February 2011: normally has 10 real ales available - often ones which are rarely seen in the Bristol area and a house beer (not a rebadge) brewed by Arbor. Decent cider selection too. Opening hours change frequently, so may be worth calling first if you are travelling to Bristol. Close to both the Bridge inn and Seven Stars, so good for a pub crawl.

Love this pub, haven’t been in for a few years as I’m too far away now, but good selection of ales and a nice old pub feel to it.

Good real ale spot. Mellow crowd and typical homey pub decor. Beers in mixed condition on my visit.

Totally tucked away as if the city has built itself around this little pub. The pub looks like it has been standing here for many years, and some ugly new urban developments including the fire station have grown up around it without disturbing it. The interior is very beery, but also has random kitch like an aquarium with two friendly water turtles. A few tables outside. Decent tunes playing. Really liked the character of this bar. Oh--the hours seem to vary, was not open at noon as expected on Saturday.