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Yes I've also always had good experiences here but always found it better if the owner,Rab,is on the premises. The Bath ales are always good,and a guest occasionally appears,Tring being a frequent visitor. Record player(with Roxy Music and Led Zepplin lps!!!) available for general use,you can even bring your own records.
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a selection of perfectly kept ales from Bath and Skinners Brewery, very friendly staff
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the three tables outside virtually triple the maximum occupancy, great tasting pint of butcombe blonde was quaffed at this bath ales pub last saturday. friendly staff and visitors make it very welcoming 4 a first time visitor too, 7/10
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Teeny-tiny basic pub which served up the best pint of Bath ale I had all trip over Christmas (and I had a few).
Check out the view from the bridge, especially of the historic lead shot tower, which happily has a grade listing.
Walkable from the town centre and Bristol Temple Meads - make sure you try it.
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Small. Very, very small - tiniest pub in the whole of Bristle in fact. Great little boozer, beer always in good nick here and food nice too. Probably the best pub in the area these day's and well worth a look should you be visiting central Bristle.
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Great beer, good music and attentive bar staff. One of the best in Bristol 9/10
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Wandered once by accident and honestly think this might be the best pub in Bristol. Small, friendly, well-kept and the barman actually had conversations with the customers and popped back when he could see my glass getting empty. Simply haven't seen another pub like this for years - keep up the the good work!
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Smallest pub I've ever had the pleasure to go to. Good choice of ales (Bath Ales). Good atmosphere with some blokes playing cards for pennies. Great for a quick drink but may be unsuitable for groups of more than 3!
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It really is tiny, but very jolly with it.
Good Bath Ales.
Tables on the pavement in summer don't really evoke that continental vibe, but nice enough even so.
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Its size and unpretentiousness might out some folk off, but the Bridge Inn is a must for lovers of well-kept Bath Ales, and those who appreciate the atmosphere created by a good local crowd, which keep it earthy yet not rough. Maybe not a place for an all-nighter, but certainly one for a crawl.
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If you like drinking with someone elses elbow in your face then this is the pub for you... its tiny! The Bath Ales are kept very well though and the atmosphere is good. Well worth seeking out but the landlords choice of music may not be to everyones tatse.
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Tiny pub, but well kept Bath Ales!
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This is a sensational pub. Excellent beer from Bath Ales, nice and small, very friendly. Excellent on a winters eve!
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Among the smallest pubs in Bristol, this is a little beauty. Bath SPA, Gem and Barnstormer are on handpump here, and served with a smile by friendly bar staff. The walls are covered with movie posters and a fruit machine and tv provide entertainment. No evening food, but rudimentary lunches are offered. Approximately half a mile from Bristol TM station.
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