What a lovely local pub!…read more There's a solid beer selection and the food here ranges from simple crowd-pleasing scampi and chips to sizzling steaks and adventurous curries, all very well executed. And they have an excellent kids menu, which delighted our picky eater. Outside there's a simple grassy seating area and it's all managed by a friendly and super efficient staff who really want you to enjoy your visit. I wish we lived in the area, so this could be our local!

One of the best pubs in Bedminster Down, well run and great food! well worth a visit!read more

If you fancy a trip to a village pub without venturing more than a few miles outside of Bristol,…read morethen this is the nearest on the south side of town. Dundry Inn is a country pub with two bar areas, three restaurant areas, and a good-sized beer garden with its own bar, 'The Dundry Out'. Because of its proximity to the airport, it tends to attract quite a few overnight B&B guests who are just about to go off on holiday, so it's not just a 'local' pub. They serve typical pub grub such as gammon, chilli, scampi, battered cod, sausages & mash, or lasagne - plus a carvery on a Sunday. There are veggie options, but they're pretty limited, and there's a small children's menu. If you're visiting during the summer, you may find they're holding a barbecue outside in the pleasant beer garden - while in the winter there's a roaring open fire to keep customers cosy. This is a sweet pub in a lovely village, and there are fantastic views of Bristol from this area so it's well worth a trip.

This place is absolutely worth a visit, for the proudly chef prepared food, the pleasant, excellent…read moreservice, the location and the comfortable seating inside and out. Situated high on the top of a hill looking over the city of Bristol this excellent establishment definitely merits a return visit on our part.

This is another fantastic out of town pub that retains the traditional values of an English boozer…read moresadly lacking in the centre these days. It offers a warm welcome, as well as a good range of ales, beers and an exceptional atmosphere. It was actually voted as " Bristol's Favourite Boozer" in the Evening Post Pub a couple fo years ago and it's easy to see why. The building has been around since the 1800's and still retains all the charm and character of its era. The food and the menu upholds these authentic, old school values with a distinct 'traditional' pub style slant, but with a few innovations thrown in.

We went 11adult and 5 kids for Sunday lunch and I got to say it was lovely some of us had Sunday…read morelunch and some from party had fish chips. My only complain if I have one is on two out of the who meal they forgot the Yorkshire pudding!! Dessert was to die for I had dime cheesecake husband had toffee and pecan rowlard which was amazing as well. The price are reasonable and they do junior meal if u don't fancy a large meal and that plenty The out side play area is lovely when are British weather is good they can burn off steam while u sit and watch Well worth a viste

Recently renovated, it's maybe the best place to eat and drink between Bristol and the airport…read more Certainly so in Long Ashton. Very good food, friendly service, great pint of Butcombe. It's also very handy for the chinese takeaway next door so while you are waiting you can sneak in here for a swifty.

Fabulous pub. Beautifully refurbished. Nicely renovated with restaurant standard food and…read moreexcellent service. We have lived in and around Bristol for over 30 years and visited most of the pubs and restaurants. This is now one of our top 5. Highly recommended.

Sunday Roast! We had dinner at this clean, well appointed…read morepub on the recommendation of our B&B hosts. We opted for the 2 course Sunday roast dinner (2 courses for £16.95) - we both chose roast beef which came with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, plenty of vegetables and delicious roast beef gravy. It was excellent and the desserts we chose - brownie and sticky toffee pudding were fantastic! The service was friendly and the prices were reasonable. This is a great option if you are near Bristol Airport and need something to eat.

A wonderful place in the countryside…read more Great country pubs - checklist 1. In the middle of no where - check 2. Warm welcome from the staff - check 3. Warm & cosy with a roaring fire - check. 4. Great choice of local beers - check 5. Good food cooked fresh - check 6. Good value - check

Lovely pub appears small but superb with excellent real ales. Love the team shed inner bar seating…read morearea with friendly service. Want to visit again

It may be small, but don't be fooled - this teeny tiny pub on Victoria Street is easily the best…read morepub in Bristol. Situated outside of the hustle and bustle of the city centre, the kind of crowd you'll find here is the one that loves a descent pint of beer and an evening spent with friends. It can be quite difficult to get a seat here, so it's not a great place to take someone who hates standing with a drink. The King's Head will give you a little slice of history and take you back to a time when not every pub was a chain, and when reasonable prices weren't a rarity.

I wish I had found this place before April 23rd, it would have been great to come here on St…read moreGeorge's day. This pub/resteraunt advertises itself mostley to people going to and from the airport. I can imagine that if you want a quick hit of all that is great about England before you jet of somewhere, of if while away on another sunny shore you have dreamt of that first roast dinner upon your return to England then this is certainly one of the best places to come. A beautiful building with wonderful customer service and fantastic freshley cooked local food. Places like this don't need to advertise as word of mouth pretty much does it all for them, and all I hear is good things, which is why I paid them a visit, and they certainly did not dissapoint.

The George & Dragon is a 16th Century Grade ii listed coaching house situated about 2 minutes from…read moreBristol International Airport. Due to this location and coupled with the fact that it serves a full menu throughout the day, the George & Dragon is ideally situated for the departing or arriving traveller, and indeed is largely filled with that most unusual of clientelle. The food here is pretty good and all meals are freshly cooked to order. Knowing it's punters are usually people waiting for a plane, the restaurant is open all day so those awkward departure or delayed arrivals are not a problem, as you can arrange your meal around your itinerary. The pub does have it's fair share of regualrs from the village though, and as a result has a decent selection of ales, lagers and beers on tap. Not really worth a special trip, but definitely one to look our for if your near the airport.

We stopped here to kill some time before going to Bristol Airport... we actually first stopped at…read moreanother pub up the road, but this was inundated with a local cricket team. So we ended at the Fox & Goose It was a very pleasant 20 minutes. The fireplace was just crying at us to sit by it, so we did. It wasn't full but it was busy enough with people there for their Sunday lunch, with lots of wine been cracked open. So I imagine its a good spot for some Sunday lunch. And if were ever in the area again and in the need of some food, we'll call in here.

I have driven past this pub numerous times on my way to and from Bristol Airport. It's exterior…read moremakes it appear gastropubish and I have always wanted to try it out. I'm extremely glad I did! Parking and access was easy, and the interior was lovely- the vine leaves all around the ceilings made it stand out from other pubs I've visited. Where we were seated we could see the outside seating area, and the ajoining vast grass patch and a view of the city in the distance- which was gorgeous! We only ordered starters and side orders of chips- my other half said the BBQ chicken wings lacked a little taste but my pate was gorgeous, and the chip portions were generous. Prices were great and so was the service.

Visiting family in Clifton, our son and daughter-in-law took us to Portcullis... and sooo glad they…read moredid! The owners (husband and wite) were as welcoming and cheerful as it gets. Atmosphere was the best ever. Just what you might expect visiting Clifton... warm wood, relics, and memorabilia abound! The owners, Paul and Dee were a great couple, sharing duties Paul(chef and tender) and Dee mainly at the bar, were enjoyable and Paul's burgers are GREAT!! Go there! You'll immediately become a fan! Oh... the "regulars" by the way, round out the atmosphere. Complete with one's sweet dog! " "e two thumbs up!! Go there!!

An exceptional pub with an excellent selection of cask ales, wide selection of Belgian beers and…read moredelicious food. Always warm and welcoming.

This is a charmless pub sitting in a business park just off a massive A-road in Hengrove. Need I go…read moreon? I've only been here once and only because the times at the nearby cinema were wrong so we needed to kill 20 minutes. Unfortunately I was wearing a hooded top, so the bouncer on the door told me I wasn't allowed in unless I took it off, but when I told him I wasn't wearing a t-shirt underneath my wife and I were banished to the 'garden' on our own. Anywhere that needs a bouncer early evening on a Friday night to ensure that no one in hooded tops or baseball caps enters clearly has a problem, however much their pub may resemble a large, characterless Harvester.

The Wessex Flyer is a large family pub situated in Hengrove Leisure Park near Cineworld. It quite a…read moregeneric looking chain pub and is attached to a Travel Lodge. There are several bars at the Wessex Flyer as well as a dining area and a family area. This pub is usually fairly busy. Its a child-friendly pub and as close to a busy main road, small children have vests to wear that set off an alarm if they leave the pub garden. The Wessex Flyer is ok to visit for a quick drink or a cheap pub meal after watching a film but I would not spend a whole evening here as I find the pub a bit boring and not very relaxing.