10 Bristol pubs that make up a perfect pub crawl of the medieval Old City
What better place to enjoy a few drinks than in the historic heart of the city
The Old City is one of Bristol’s most popular areas when it comes to food and drink venues and it makes an ideal place to enjoy a pub crawl.
Historic buildings line the streets off Corn Street and around St Nicholas Market, which adds to the atmosphere.
Although there are also several cocktail bars in the Old City, there’s nothing quite like a proper pub if you’re out with friends and family so here’s our round-up of ten of the best places for a crawl in Bristol’s historic heart.
Although there are also several cocktail bars in the Old City, there’s nothing quite like a proper pub if you’re out with friends and family so here’s our round-up of ten of the best places for a crawl in Bristol’s historic heart.
5. The Strawberry Thief, Broad Street
Inspired by the continental bars of Europe, the stylish and cosy Strawberry Thief serves a huge range of craft and Belgian beers, plus wines, ciders and small plates.
6. Hort’s Townhouse, Broad Street
Reopened in March 2023 after a major refurbishment and the addition of 19 boutique bedrooms above, this large Young’s brewery pub serves a selection of its own beers plus a vast choice of wines and spirits as well as cocktails.
7. The Crown, All Saints Lane, St Nicholas Market
now run by the same team behind the nearby Mother’s Ruin. A pub with live music, it’s also open until 3am every day.
8. O’Neill’s, Baldwin Street/Clare Street
The Bristol branch of Irish pub chain O’Neill’s is perfectly located at the bottom of Baldwin Street, with a second entrance on Clare Street. With various drinks deals, live sport on TV and karaoke, it’s an ideal stop on any pub crawl.