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The Cornubia, Bristol - pub details

Cornubia
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Address: 142, Temple Street, Bristol, Bristol, BS1 6EN [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 1874) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest train stations Bristol Temple Meads (0.4 miles), Lawrence Hill (1.2 miles), Montpelier (1.2 miles)

Brewery: Hidden Brewery Limited

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> Current user rating: 7.1/10 (rated by 132 users)
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Tucked away amongst the modern office blocks, we at first missed the entrance gate in the fence in the corner of the small car park. Once inside this 18th century pub, we found it to be a little cramped (if you can't find a free table) but with a convivial atmosphere and some nice features such as the leaded glass and model/history of the SS Cornubia. I had a pint of Lenton Lane's Good for Yule at £4.40; also on sale was the same brewery's Henton, Wantsum Montgomery, Blue Bee Bessemer Blonde, Twisted Oak's Cornubia SO and 4 real ciders (2 from Broadoak). A great start to our evening in Bristol.
paul_d102 - 31 Dec 2023 12:09
I was very interested to read the comments as for sure, in this Brexit Britain, the sight of a union jack and St. George's Flag festooned pub replete with pictures of Spitfires and God Save the Queen signs might be a too much for some - including me. Happily, the decor is so over the top as to render it probably benign and it's heartening to see a representative of the pub stress that they are far from anti-European and are welcoming to all. The beers selection was superb, there are pork pies and turtles in a tank while the building is characterful indeed. It was also a very mixed crowd with plenty of women and non-white people.
BoehmBawerk - 3 May 2019 11:02
During my recent visit to Bristol I visited here twice. Admittedly both visits were just for a quick pint but I found the beer good and staff and customers friendly. Please ignore some of the previous stupid comments and come and enjoy a proper decent pub.
droggs - 8 Jul 2018 14:12
I have been in this excellent pub many times over the years and fail completely to understand LittleDrummerBoy's comments. Ignore them and come here to enjoy the fantastic beers. One of Bristol's essential visits.
baxterfish - 7 Jul 2018 13:59
I'll be very upfront as I am the landlady's daughter so just wanted to get that out of the way, no denying I'm a little biased! I respect everybody's opinions & reviews but must say that I think the below review is a little much. Yes there are flags & military photos (the majority of which are of my uncle who served & sadly passed away) but 'anti-European' & many of the other connotations used we certainly are not. Over the 6 years we've been here most people have enjoyed the kookiness of the decor hence why it has been added to. Our staff, regulars, customers & friends come from all walks of life & are nothing but friendly & welcoming to every single person that walks through the door. Any constructive criticism is gladly taken onboard by all here but if you are reading these reviews, I'd urge you to come & experience the atmosphere yourself (as well as the beer of course - it is pretty spectacular :) )
LandladysDaughter - 21 Nov 2016 22:22

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