Bristol has nine of the Tim Martin-owned watering holes, with most found near the city centre and the east of the city. And they have been praised quite highly by customers on Google Reviews, with ratings ranging between 4 and 3.9 stars.
Based on Google Reviews, this is how our local pubs ranked, alongside some background on the buildings they are based in.
5. The Knights Templar, The Square, Redcliffe - 3.9/5
Located just next to Temple Meads Train Station, it makes it the perfect, convenient stop to have a bite before or after your train journey. There is even a monitor where you can keep track of the trains. | Google Maps
6. The Berkeley, Queens Road, Clifton - 3.9/5
Built in the late 18th century, the building was formerly a shopping arcade which included the Berkeley Tea Rooms. A stunning feature is its glass dome ceiling. | Google Maps
7. Staple Hill Oak, High Street, Staple Hill - 4/5
The building is named after the ancient oak tree which stood south of High Street; the village of Staple Hill was built around this tree. Customers complimented the welcoming atmosphere and the accommodating staff. | Google Maps
8. Van Dyck Forum, Fishponds Road, Fishponds - 4/5
Based at Fishponds Road, the building was originally a cinema built in 1926 by WH Watkins, before it became the Fishponds Social Club Bingo in 1973. Reviews praise its great atmosphere, friendly staff, fast service and cleanness. | Google MApcs