King Street Brew House

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  Manuel Alberto Baez

  ·1 month ago

  “Sun 30 aug, 18:15. Security guy didn’t allow me and my friends to get in with our beer. The one we bought outside. Perfect! That’s great. The ladies who bought the same type of beer than us… outside, were allowed to get in with their drinks. When I pointed it out, the guy, black colour skin, just ignored me. Taking my business to somewhere else… I hate this double standard.”

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  Christian

  ·2 months ago

  “Top pub in the heart of Bristol! Outside busy but great atmosphere in the day. Great selection of beer that they make themselves - beni spanish lager is very nice. Ed was very knowledgeable and let me try a taste of another IPA, and a sour beer. Couple of the lads ordered some smash burgers and bratwurst which were about £15 each but so worth it. We will be back if we return to Bristol!”

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  Robert Szpila

  ·2 months ago

  “So much fun! The food was so tasty! Great burgers, fries and appetizers. Our server, Avery, was welcoming and friendly. She gave us great suggestions and made us feel at home. And the atmosphere was quite the party for a Tuesday evening!”

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  Clare Absalom

  ·3 months ago

  “Superb On-Site Brews and Delicious Food We were staying overnight near Bristol Airport before an early flight and decided to head into Bristol for the evening. I’d heard good things about King Street Brew House, so I took my husband there for a few drinks, and I’m really glad we did. From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and attentive. They made us feel at home straight away and were happy to chat about the beers they brew on site and offer recommendations. One of the highlights of our visit was getting to try the house-brewed beers. It’s always nice to visit somewhere that takes pride in brewing its own range, and you can really tell the care and passion that goes into it. The selection catered for different tastes, and it was great to be able to enjoy fresh local beer in such a relaxed and characterful setting. We’d originally only planned to stay for drinks, but the atmosphere was so good that we decided to order some food as well. I went for the Brew House Brat, and it was absolutely delicious – packed with flavour, generously portioned, and perfect alongside one of their own beers. It was exactly the kind of comforting meal you want after a day of travelling. The pub itself has a fantastic atmosphere, with a great mix of traditional pub charm and its own unique brewery identity. You can really feel the character of the place, and it’s easy to see why it’s such a popular spot. The combination of excellent beer, tasty food, and genuinely warm, attentive service made for a brilliant evening. If you’re visiting Bristol or, like us, just staying over before a flight from Bristol Airport, I’d definitely recommend making the trip into the city and giving King Street Brew House a try. We came for a couple of drinks and ended up having a full evening out. We’ll certainly be back next time we’re in the area. 🍻”

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  alfie sha

  ·3 months ago

  “Came in for a drink or two with a couple of the girlies when exploring Bristol city centre. Great selection on tap, the helpful bartender Kiara (or cheeara?) helped us choose some cheeky pints. Did we enjoy the drinks? Lets just say we stayed for more than a couple 😏😉”

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  Stephen BlauTV

  ·4 months ago

  “Located very central The King Street Brew House offers a wide range of of their own and other beers so that you can varify the ales you have for a long time. It looks modern but cosy inside and the staff works quick and friendly. And often there is any kind of football to watch at the few screens but you can also have a chat beside that.”

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  Matt Tudor

  ·5 months ago

  “Stayed in Bristol last weekend and came across this place on Saturday lunchtime whilst waiting for a check in nearby. Great atmosphere, reasonably priced and friendly staff. Came back on Sunday and had some more great beers and good. Portions sizes were of such that the kind staff were able to help out with some handy takeaway boxes.”

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  zyd hockey

  ·6 months ago

  “4 of us went in and it was really busy ! Didn’t expect to get a table but asked on the off chance and the staff were so helpful in arranging a table . Ordered a burger each - 3 different ones and we all enjoyed them , service was quick and the chips really were special ! Really nice ! Geanina couldn’t had been any more helpful in our time there . Wasn’t over doing it either just really polite and helpful . Nice to get such a nice service nowadays where it’s friendly . Would definitely recommend. Only a few minutes from the town centre but not to far out the way . We all really enjoyed and definitely chose a place to eat in Cambridge that suited us ! Thank you .”

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  MADDOGLEP

  ·6 months ago

  “A huge venue near the Premier Inn. Lots of bench seating outside. Gets mobbed. This area is Party Central. An industrial decor. Flat Eric and Boothroyd tried two of their own real ales. 3.6% Golden hour and 3.8% Best bitter. Lots of reserved seats for what will be a very busy Friday.”

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  Clay Johnson

  ·2 years ago

  “After Graduation this week, I recently visited the King Street Brewery in Bristol. While the location is undeniably lovely, we left feeling that it didn't quite live up to its own hype. Situated near the river, the brewery boasts a charming setting that is perfect for a relaxing drink in an historic street. The ambiance is pleasant, and on a sunny day, it's an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the surroundings. However, when it comes to the beer and overall experience, the King Street Brewery falls a bit short. The selection of beers is decent, but it lacks the standout options that would make it a go-to destination for craft beer enthusiasts. The flavors were okay, but nothing particularly memorable or distinctive. In terms of atmosphere, the place is nice enough, but it doesn't have the vibrant energy or unique character that some of the other establishments on the street offer. It feels more like a standard pub rather than a standout brewery. The service was adequate, but nothing exceptional. The staff were friendly enough, but there wasn't the same level of engagement or enthusiasm that can make a visit truly special. The pub across the street was truly unique, mind you. While the King Street Brewery is a pleasant place to stop by, it doesn't quite reach the heights of some of its neighboring establishments. If you're in the area, it's worth a visit for the location alone, but if you're looking for the best beer experience on King Street, you might want to explore a few other options. In summary, the King Street Brewery has a lot going for it with its picturesque location near the river, but it doesn't quite stand out among the many great options in the area. It's a good spot for a not so cheap drink, but not the best on the street.”

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