The ultimate pub crawl down Gloucester Road in Bristol - including Blue Lagoon and The Wellington
These 14 venues on Gloucester Road offer a wide range of food, drink and entertainment options
Gloucester Road is said to be the longest stretch of independent shops in the UK, which is the all the more reason to celebrate with a drink in one of its many pubs.
Or, if you’re feeling a little more adventurous (or thirsty), how about getting a few friends together and embark on a crawl up or down Gloucester Road instead?
Whether you start at the bottom in The Prince of Wales or at the top in The Inn on The Green, these 14 venues on Gloucester Road offer a wide range of food, drink and entertainment options, whether it’s a micropub selling hyperlocal ales, a student-friendly cider pub or a sports bar with nine screens.
1. The Prince of Wales
With its secret courtyard beer garden at the back, stone-baked pizzas and large range of local ales and ciders, The Prince of Wales is a great way to start a Gloucester Road pub crawl - or finish it, depending which route you decide on.
2. The Blue Lagoon
Open from breakfast time most days and with live music seven days a week, The Blue Lagoon is a Gloucester Road institution full of interesting characters.
3. The Gallimaufry
Great food and drink has made The Gallimaufry a popular spot on Gloucester Road, but the live music and open mic nights are also a draw. After all, this is where George Ezra first performed when he was a student.
4. The Hobgoblin
This busy corner pub is well known for its beers and ciders but a menu comprising around 20 different burgers - including veggie options - has made The Hobgoblin a legendary Gloucester Road venue.