3 Best Pubs in Bristol

“The Old Duke is a well-known pub in Bristol. The pub specialities include Jazz, Blues, Country, Soul and Funk. The pub entry is always free. Their team focuses on offering multiple varieties of delicious dishes on their menu, prepared by their skilled chefs. The Old Duke also organises Eddie Martin's open mic night (live music show) on Tuesday. The Old Duke is a classy venue to relax with friends and family. Enjoy some Traditional Jazz on Monday, Friday, and Sunday afternoons. The Old Duke offers outdoor seating and live music. The Old Duke provides a delicious menu and drinks at reasonable prices.”

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“The Apple is a locally owned and traditional pub in Bristol. The pub is located at the end of Bristol’s notorious King Street. The Apple was established in 2008. Apple has over 40 different Ciders and Cider-related drinks, including their very own strong cider, ‘Old Bristolian’, 8.4 ABV. The Apple also provides a range of specials, including some unique cider-based cocktails of their creation and reviving some traditional English classics, like Apples and Pears and Tractor Fuel. The Apple is the ideal place to relax your mind with your loved ones. The Apple offers outdoor seating and quiz night.”

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“The Hole in the Wall is a traditional pub in Bristol. The Hole in the Wall provides a pint, a glass of wine, or a delightful three-course meal. The pub, bar, and restaurant derive their name from a secret peephole that allowed 18th-century sailors and smugglers to keep a lookout for customs officials and press gangs. The pub uses high-quality cuisine and an extensive selection of wines, lagers, and real ales. The Hole in the Wall became a prime recruitment location for the Navy, and individuals would awaken at sea after a night of revelry. The Hole in the Wall offers outdoor seating, a fireplace and vegetarian dishes.”

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