Bars
| From seedy smoking lounges to sloane-invested grog holes. And here's a guide that will be gradually updated and added to... |
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Boom Bar Just up from sloansville
and in the heart of sloansville you find the Boom Bar, owned by 96 Whiteladies Rd, Bristol. Tel: 0117 973 7225 Cafe Blue Rumours have it that this will soon become a club, which will please their neighbours, the police. Holds a variety of clubish and pre-club nights, sometimes with a tariff on the door. Sutra and Diva are the regular nights. Silver St, Bristol. Tel: 0117 9405626 Bar Excellence Newly
renovated, Bar Excellence has resident DJs, who
St Stephens House, Colsten Avenue, Bristol. Tel: 0117 944 5279 The Bank Next to Club Loco
off the
84 Stokes Croft, Bristol. Tel: 0117 944 5279 Edwards The Edwards chain's
Bristol branch has a cosy inside and sees occassional guest DJs such as
7-9 Baldwin Stree, Bristol. Tel: 0117 930 4370 Bar Humbug Right next door to
Henry J Beans is Bar Humbug, a small and unpretencious bar with a restaurant
as well. The bar is small, only holding about 50 people, however it makes
a good watering hole 89 Whiteladies Rd, Bristol. Tel: 0117 904 0061 |
David
Lawrence. It has arty decor and averagely high bar prices, but a relaxed
atmosphere. The restaurant at the back provides punters with relativelely
cheap and tasty food, whilst the main bulk of the bar is usually busy
every night. Find Dugdugi here on Mondays!
play
a variety of house, house and house. Situated just off Corn Street, with
average Bar prices and spacious seating.
Gloucester
Rd. It has a pub feel to it and is best suited if you are going onto Loco
or Lakota. Breakbeat culture nights can be found here as well various
other musical genres. Relatively cheap drinks.
James
Savage. Nice food and quite cheap. Find it at the bottom of Corn Street.
Average bar prices.
for an after-work drink, or perhaps a pre-club venue (if Whiteladies Road's
Kickers is your thing).