Colourful new bar and café set to open near Bristol City Centre - here's what you need to know
A new bar and café is set to open near Bristol city centre.
Last Chance Saloon is the latest addition to Bristol’s Stokes Croft.
Situated next to The Croft, the new café, bar and venue’s colourful exterior has been painted by local street artist Silent Hobo.
The new independently owned and run venue is located on 121 Stokes Croft, at the former site of Dynamo Vintage, and previously Cuban restaurant El Jefe Jose and Polish store Radak.
The multi-faceted venue is being open by Issy Pritchard who has been a local resident for almost 40 years.
The ambition is to ‘incorporate a lot of the best things about Bristol and showcase all the wonderful independently owned businesses that exist in the city, as well as a place to exhibit some of her favourite artists.’
Last Chance Saloon will be serving coffee from Radical Roasters, beer from Lost & Grounded and food sourced from Herbivore Deli in Wapping Wharf.
The venue will slso be hosting local DJ legend Michael from Prime Cuts Records which has been a local record shop on Gloucester Road for 25 years.
In an job listing on Glassdoor.com, Last Chance Saloon is described as “the newest addition to the vibrant nightlife of Stokes Croft.
“Independently owned and operated, we’re on a mission to create an inclusive, community-focused space in one of Bristol’s most exciting neighbourhoods.
“Our bold and playful décor pays homage to Bristol’s artistic spirit, featuring work from incredible local talent.
“We offer an eclectic mix of coffee, cocktails, draught pours, and cold-serve plates – all with a strong focus on local producers and sustainable practices.”
The new colourful café, bar and venue is set to open its doors for the first time on Saturday.
It will be opening for coffee, small plates and drinks every day from 11am to midnight.