10 Best Breweries in Greenbank

"A once old tram shed, Zerodegrees is easily one of the coolest rooftop bars in Bristol. There’s a dining garden, an outdoor terrace, and even balcony seats to choose from. This means you’re more than spoilt for choice on where to situate yourself for outside drinks at Zero Degrees."

"King Street Brewhouse is – as the name suggests – located on King Street near the busy city centre, and it’s another one of my favourite venues in Bristol. It has a huge outdoor area that takes up half of King Street, with marquees to protect it against bad weather!. They serve a variety of different drinks here, including beers made on-site, local cider, and plenty of spirits, including a selection of gin."

"An antipodean & middle eastern inspired menu sets Brew apart from the many exceptional independent coffee shops in Bristol. They offer a hearty flavourful breakfast menu that’s hard to beat as well as locally sourced coffee. We recommend trying the “Brewfast” which features their homemade Brew Beans, alongside a seasonal espresso."

"King St Brewhouse has got to be one of the best craft beer bars in Bristol. Sample your way through some of the delicious offerings from the pub's microbrewery before tucking into a hearty plate of British classics and you'll see what we mean."

"Boasting a charming, plant-filled beer garden, Bath Brew House is bound to be abuzz with sunseekers and daytime drinkers throughout the warmer months."

"Moor Beer's popular brewery tap room opened in 2014 and is a mere five minute walk from Temple Meads train station. In the winter it's a cosy space to hang out playing board games, and in the summer their large outside space is a sun trap teaming with beer drinkers. You can also book a tour of the brewery for a Saturday lunchtime."

"Great Bristol tap room in Saint Phillips that as well as doing delivery to most Bristol post codes is open for takeaway Monday to Saturday. Opening: Now (takeaway only). Address: Days Rd, Bristol BS2 0QS"

"The magical Under the Stars boasts a top deck perfect for an outdoor meal or pint, or both, plus provides you with views down the harbour. Under the Stars describe themselves as “a floating Mediterranean tapas restaurant”, plus they are keen to feature recipes on their menu inspired by the places visited by ships leaving Bristol Harbour. Their top deck is also covered by a canopy and the boat is moored at Narrow Quay."

"Located on Bristol harbourside, Under The Stars is another deck-top bar in Bristol that is well worth a visit. The sleek aesthetic design of the boat is ideal for romantic dining and friendship dates. So get yourself a table booked on the spacious deck that overlooks the busy harbour from the water."

"04/06/2021: Booked on the day, bearing Covid in mind....few items not available which was initially disappointing but we went on to have calamari, ham hock terrine, crab and belly pork all of which were superb, the belly pork was truly exceptional and the crab was delicious and a very generous serving.Children’s meals were also great and the puddings delicious.Similar comments to others, half venue is local pub vibe and other half lovely restaurant with great views of the sea, toilets could do with a good clean/overhaul and only one waitress serving so felt for her trying to keep up- but she remained kind and calm and rectified small issues identified.Given a 5 really down to amazing food and would defo return on that basis!. 02/05/2021: Great views from the terrace and food was really good. The belly pork was particularly good."

"51 Birnbeck Road, Weston-super-Mare, Weston super Mare BS23 2EF EnglandBar, British, Pub, GrillLunch, Dinner, Drinks, BrunchReservations, Outdoor Seating, Buffet, Seating, Parking Available, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Cash Only, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards,[email protected]+44 1934 645615http://the-captains-cabin.business.site/?. utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral"

"Seafood Grill and Fishmonger on Whiteladies Road that is open for eating in. Address: 128-130, Whiteladies Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2RS"

"This simple seafood restaurant is unpretentious and artily rough around the edges – tick your menu requests on a paper menu and hand it to the jolly manager in her local beer and ale-lined cubbyhole. Starters are unfussy plates of the freshest shellfish available on the day, while the mains range from hake in crisp batter to grilled skate, all with proper ‘chippie’ chips and homemade tartare sauce served in a pretty scallop shell. If you’re staying in the west of the city look out, too, for The Oyster Shell, the restaurant’s younger sibling based on Moorland Road."

"If you and your sweetheart are lovers of traditional English fish and chips, look no further than The Scallop Shell, Bath’s award-winning fish and chip restaurant and seafood grill. With a passion for fresh seafood served both traditionally and with a twist, eating here makes for a deliciously satisfying experience. You can even watch their chips being peeled through a window into their beautiful spud room!"

"Beer Garden/Alfresco, Family-Friendly, Independent, Restaurant. The Scallop Shell is well known for serving delicious fish and chips ... TripAdvisor® Rating1474 Reviews"

"The Victoria Art Gallery is Bath’s public art museum and houses a diverse collection of paintings, sculpture and decorative arts. The Gallery’s collections range from the 15th century to the present day and includes many works by local artists."

"Tip: If you’re planning to visit the museums, grab a Museum Saver ticket, which includes the Fashion Museum, Roman Baths and Victoria Art Gallery and visit three great museums during your stay. Tickets are valid for 14 days."

"This unique collection interprets the rich architectural history of Bath and the men who transformed a provincial town into the world famous Georgian Spa. It demonstrates how classical design influenced the buildings and illustrates the construction of a house from the cellars to the rafters. Based in the historic Countess of Huntingdon’s Chapel, the building is also home to the historic Bath Model, a fully detailed architectural model of the historic city centre, giving a unique insight into the layout of the Georgian City."

"This unique Museum is a celebration of the rich architectural history of Bath and the men who transformed a provincial..."

"Bristol’s very first art gallery, dating back to 1844, sits in a stunning Grade II Victorian listed building at the very top of the Clifton Triangle. This established and respected institution organises an extensive programme of talks, events and exhibitions to ensure that all generations have access to viewing their reputable art collection. Showcasing an ever-changing display of contemporary and historical art, the RWA is also home to a Drawing School with a roster of courses and workshops open to the general public, if you fancy sharpening up your drawing skills."

"The Royal West of England Academy is Bristol’s first art gallery, built in the 19th century in order to celebrate local and international artists. The academy continues to dedicate itself to promoting arts and culture in Britain, and the gallery features work by important artists such as Vanessa Bell, Julian Trevelyan, and Gilbert Spencer. The gallery also features regular temporary exhibits and one-off events, showcasing subjects such as landscape paintings, female artists, and even hosting workshops to get visitors into creating their own art!"

"Ward and Williams serves you a fantastic selection of teas and coffees, and delicious treats for breakfast and lunch, from a trendy vintage Citroen H van!"