Pubs with cosy fires
It's going to be another cold one tomorrow and my wife and I will be out and about. Any recommendations for pubs with cosy fires for lunch? Preferably south of the river.
Posted Nov 30, 2023, 10:19 AM UTC
It's going to be another cold one tomorrow and my wife and I will be out and about. Any recommendations for pubs with cosy fires for lunch? Preferably south of the river.
Posted Nov 30, 2023, 10:19 AM UTC
The Famous Royal Navy Volunteer and Renatos both on King Street have cosy fires
King Williams as well, much cosier than both of them but worse beer.
I love the fireplace at Royal Navy volunteer but every time the door opens you get a rush of icy air! 🥶
This was my suggestion too. So long as it's not rammed it's nice inside the royal navy.
The Rummer has a nice fire, although technically a cocktail bar?
bristol spirits collective is there too - their gin, vodka and honey rum is well worth trying
Completely agree, really enjoyed this place.
Ill skip the booze from the racists who try to profit off innocent peoples death thank you, and their log fire.
The Cadbury in Montpelier
Not south of the river but easy train ride to Montpelier station
Well. Maybe. As long as you are near a train station.
Spotted cow has a log burner.
This is couple of years old
https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink/cosy-bristol-pubs-perfect-autumn-4581222
Carpenters Arms Pensford
This is a cracking answer. I was reminiscing the other day about toasting my toes next their fire, following a very frosty walk to Stanton Drew after Christmas a few years back.
The absolute epitome of a cosy pub fire.
This. As cosy as it gets.
Inn on the Green have a nice log fire in the corner opposite the stairs (to the left side when facing the bar).
Take in mind the tables around are frequently booked in the evenings so you should call ahead and give em a headsup. I used to work there and know they’d appreciate it lol
The Ashton has a nice, central fire, but a bit of a way out depending where you are
And the food is shite. And the service. and the car park. What a dump.
You seem fun to be around
The Crown in Churchill - bit further afield but the rustic charm is second to none, I'd argue.
Stag and Hounds in Old Market. They also have banging burgers.
Best burgers in Bristol and often overlooked on here!
And live jazz on a sunday! Well good boozer.
Inn on the Green has on
Inn on the green got a wonderful fire with sofas scattered around
Barley Mow down Midland Road, if it’s on
Not south of the river, but the Port of Call up off Blackboy Hill is really lovely and cosy with a log burner and nice food ❤️
The Merchants in Hotwells !
The Lamp Lighters
The Three Tuns usually have theirs running and it's very chill there 😀
Was in there yesterday and it wasn’t running. It was pretty chilly.
King Williams has a nice one
Down Kingswood way but the Black Horse usually has a good fire in as well as some good live music
Coach and horses. Nice fire place, lovely people and good food.
The Grovesnor Hotel had a nice fire.
OP asked for cosy
At one point before the full on conflagration there must have been a point when one could say it was 'cosy'. Admittedly for only a couple of minutes maybe.
Yes at that point when you just getting a hint of smoke and a gentle crackle of lath and plaster... may have ven been a few mins of coziness
Aaaahhh nothing like the crackle of lath and plaster and the creak of structural timber joists of a very open fire of a winters evening.
😂😂