Ah Bristol\u2026 The wondrous city that will always hold a fond place in our hearts here at Butcombe, the city where our first brew was perfected back in 1978 and now the city whose energy, atmosphere and audacious attitude plays host to some of our most popular pubs. Each and every pub on the Butcombe Estate has its own individuality, fuelled by character and charm, we can guarantee you\u2019ll have the best experience no matter who you\u2019re with.<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
Bringing a whole new meaning to the word \u2018watering hole\u2019, The Ostrich<\/a> is situated perfectly on the Bristol harbourside with plenty of outdoor seating, ideal for wiling away the summer hours looking out over the water with a cheeky pint or two. In the winter its cosy atmosphere lures in locals and one-off guests alike.<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n Boasting one of the best Pub locations in Bristol, The Cottage<\/a> sits on the historic harbour at Baltic Wharf. Previously home to the Harbour Master\u2019s Office it\u2019s now an iconic pub for all Bristolians and a must-go venue in the summer where you can bathe in the glorious evening sunlight and enjoy the superb views of Clifton.<\/p>\r\n A mecca for cask ale enthusiasts, this legendary freehouse is full of charm and character and renowned as a top spot to watch the rugby. Boasting a diverse food menu, a superb lawn garden and cosy outdoor heated area, The Prince of Wales<\/a> encapsulates everything that\u2019s great about the traditional British boozer.<\/p>\r\n For those after something a little more rural, there are some amazing pubs dotted around the rolling landscapes surrounding the city, perfect for enjoying a delicious Sunday roast and a quiet pint or two.<\/p>\r\n The legendary Ring O\u2019 Bells<\/a> can be found in the pretty Somerset village of Compton Martin, just a 30 minute drive from Bristol. Well-known for its music connections (Kylie, Paul Weller and Coldplay have all played secret gigs there!), this not-so-typical country pub will guarantee your thirst is quenched, your stomach is full, and that you\u2019ll leave with a smile on your face.<\/p>\r\n The Bowl Inn<\/a> is a traditional pub and inn tucked away in the quaint village of Almondsbury, a short 17 minute drive away from Bristol. Expect thick stone walls, rustic beams and open fires ready to roar in winter, sunny patios for the warmer months, and a menu full of stunning seasonal dishes and hearty pub classics, ready to be washed down with a selection of real ales and fine wines.<\/p>\r\nThe Cottage Inn on Baltic Wharf<\/h3>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
The Prince Of Wales on Stoke Lane<\/h3>\r\n
Country Pubs Near Bristol<\/h2>\r\n
Ring O\u2019 Bells In Compton Martin<\/h3>\r\n
The Bowl Inn in Almondsbury<\/h3>\r\n
The Pelican Inn in Chew Magna<\/h3>\r\n