With guests and resident DJs, Ramshackle always keeps a fresh feel, suiting the niche market it holds.

With rooms on a variety of floors, covering a variety of music tastes from main stream Indie, to dub step.

Staff were friendly, the music good and the venue clean – not bad at-all for the £4 entry fee!

Web

www.ramshackle.co.uk

Where

When

Friday’s from 10.30pm

The market offers a wide range of arts and crafts including Steam punk Jewellery, Blacksmith, Homemade Cakes. In total almost 30 unique traders will be on display.

The event is free entry and in the event of bad weather will be held inside. The market is being run in association with the Stokes Croft Street Market

The first thing to great you as you enter is a relaxed bar area, an ideal portal from which to get your drinks, and start your Java experience! If you are looking to get your grove on, there is a well-sized dance floor in the back room that boasts a multi-color lighted dance floor and it’s own mini bar.

The staff came across as extremely helpful, courteous and friendly.
Although you can usually expect to queue, the door staff presented a professional service, ensuring a fair system and short wait before entry.

Ideal for those in search of a contemporary and stylish night-out in Bristol. Java Bar and Club can get particularly busy.

The club offered the ideal blend between a lively vibe thanks to a good selection of music, aswell as more refined areas for conversation to be held.

Address:
9 Park Street,
Bristol,
BS1 5NF

“Java Cocktail Bar & Club, set over two rooms with the additional exclusivity of the Mauretania Bar & Lounge has developed and grown under new management since the beginning of 2011. Java has built a robust reputation as a premium destination offering a unique experience of refinement, sophistication and serious partying within the Bristol nightlife scene.

We are proud to possess a team of dedicated staff consistently delivering a high level of service to all. Java introduces an elite clubbing environment where every customer is made to feel special, safe and well looked after.

Explore our up to date photo galleries of the venue and recent events, and find out about all the latest upcoming events on offer in the world of elite clubbing.”

Web: www.JavaBristol.co.uk

Described by many as ‘a great example of proper food’, we use the best ingredients and cook fresh to order.

We also think a sense of place is important. Browns’ restaurants are places where you can relax, enjoy a drink, a fine meal and good conversation. The staff truly know how to look after you, leaving you free to enjoy the food and the atmosphere.

Browns
38 Queen’s Rd
Bristol
Avon

Tel: 0117 930 4777

Web: http://www.browns-restaurants.co.uk/locations/bristol/

What is 3D TV?
3D TV is a generic term for technology that lets viewers experience TV programs, movies and games etc created with a stereoscopic effect. It adds the illusion of a third dimension, depth, to current TV and HDTV display technology, which is normally limited to only height and width (“2D”).

How can you get 3D from a 2D TV?
A 3D TV screen showing 3D content displays two separate images of the same shot simultaneously, one intended for the viewer’s right eye and one for the left eye. The two full-size images occupy the entire screen and appear intermixed with one another–objects in one image often repeated or skewed slightly to the left (or right) of corresponding objects in the other–when viewed without the aid of special 3D glasses. When viewers don the glasses, they can perceive these two images as a single 3D image.

Sports links: 3D rugby pubs in Bristol and 3D football pubs in Bristol

The system relies on a visual process called stereopsis. The eyes of an adult human lie about 2.5 inches apart, which lets each eye see objects from slightly different angles. The two images on a 3D TV screen present objects from two slightly different angles as well, and when those images combine in the viewer’s mind with the aid of the glasses, the illusion of depth is created.

Will I need 3D glasses?

New 3D TVs require Active Shutter glasses (active liquid crystal shutter glasses) which work by very quickly blocking the left and then the right eye in sequence (120 times per second systems like Panasonic’s Full-HD 3D). The glasses, in addition to the liquid-crystal lenses, contain electronics and rechargeable batteries (typically good for 75+ hours) that syncronise to the TV wirelessly via an infrared or Bluetooth signal.

SOURCE – WHICH3DTV.CO.UK

Sky 3D Pub Finder: http://3d.sky.com/pubfinder/

Lively but laidback, both urban and urbane, it’s where ‘Purple Haze’ meets purple baize with two fantastic eight-foot pool tables and walls decorated with graffiti artwork by some of the nation’s finest artists.

During the week The Elbow Room is open until 2am and on the weekends 4am …. Best of all … it’s always FREE to get in!!

The bar has only two pool tables, which does stretch the concept of a pool bar.

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm – 2am
Tuesday 12pm – 2am
Wednesday 12pm – 2am
Thursday 12pm – 2am
Friday 12pm – 4am
Saturday 12pm – 4am
Sunday 12pm – 2am

Address:

64 Park Street
Bristol
BS1 5JN

Web: www.theelbowroom.co.uk/bristol/

Tel: 0117 930 0242

Enjoy the sun-drenched quayside terrace and deck bar with breathtaking riverside views also offer the perfect setting to enjoy The Apple’s menu of sumptuous, wholesome, locally inspired, locally sourced food.

With an informal, unpretentious charm and friendly, funky staff who really make a fuss of their customers, The Apple has quickly become a place that people are really passionate about, a place that people really love. Come to The Apple any day of the week and you’ll find yourself rubbing shoulders with all sorts of people. As your inhibitions melt away you may even find yourself rediscovering the lost art of striking up a conversation at the bar! Cider, sunshine and waterside drinking are an irresistible draw for young and old, trendy and alternative alike, creating a buzzing, bustling, unique atmosphere.

Address:
The Apple Cider Co. Ltd
Welsh Back,
Bristol,
Avon BS1 4SB

Tel: 0117 925 3500

Web: www.AppleCider.co.uk

Zerodegrees was created in 2000, a shared  vision of redefining the traditional concept of pizza by translating UK’s favourite flavours and tastes on to a great pizza. From the Cajun King Prawn Salad to BBQ chicken pizza to Peking Duck Pizza, our constant commitment is to deliver a new, fresh, fun family dining experience each and every time.
Where: 53 Colston Street
West End
Bristol
BS1 5BA

Tel: 0117 925 2706
Web: www.zerodegrees.co.uk

Where: 30 Clare Street
Bristol
BS1 1YH

Tel: 0117 929 7997
Web: www.barat30.co.uk

There is often an entrance fee, so you should phone or check the website for details. It’s actually a former warehouse, so the acoustics work really well.

Bristol’s largest independent venue, hosting a massive variety of live music and club nights with a bar ’til late.

Where: 12 St Thomas Street
Bristol
BS1 6JJ

Tel: (0117) 9450996
Web: www.thefleece.co.uk

With tastes from India, China, Mexico and Italy. For an experience like no other sample the all new Flavourz! We bring you a blend of traditional methods and modern techniques to serve you the finest Authentic World Cuisine.

The rounded building under Colston Tower, where Colston St meets ST Augustine’s Parade. Serves Mexican, Italian, Indian and Chineese food.

With such a lovely atmosphere, Flavourz Restaurant is the perfect venue for dinner parties, corporate parties and engagement or wedding receptions.

Like all good things, We started out as a simple and unique concept. Sourcing the finest produce, creating the most flavoursome dishes and serving the them with flare and ambience in the heart of Bristol.

Where: Units 1-3, The Colston Centre
Colston Avenue
West End
Bristol
BS1 4UB

Tel: (0117) 376 3176
Web: www.flavourz.co.uk

Simply present the voucher, which can be downloaded by clicking this link, between January 10th and 16th to enjoy one of the following cocktails on the house…

Strawberry Woo Woo: Raspberry vodka, peach liqueur, strawberry purée and cranberry juice.

Russian Bride: Vanilla vodka, coffee and chocolate liqueurs, ice cold milk and cream.

Igloo: Lime vodka, gin, fresh lime, tonic water.

It serves generous portions of reasonably priced food and, while not really a restaurant, it’s an excellent place to eat while enjoying a beer or two and listening to excellent quality live music.

Address

Beacon House
3 Queens Avenue
Bristol
BS8 1QU – view map

0117 9731249
http://www.joepublics.com/

With Bristol’s famous nightlife, busy streets and full nightclubs you won’t be disappointed spending your last nights of freedom here in Bristol!

Activities available for your stag weekend include:

• Paintballing
• Golf
• Karting
• Quad Biking
• Watersports
• Archery
• Clay Shooting
• Lap Dancing
• Page3 experiences

Book your stag weekend hotel through us to be ensured of the best value, most hotels will accommodate stag and hen parties – but please check before booking.

With stainless steel, leather sofas, a sizeable dance floor leading to a raised area for dancing, band performances and DJ interaction, and of course there is also the sound bar to chill and satisfy your drink needs with the most popular drinks selections available at great prices, together with good views of the DJ’s bands and party revellers.

The Cooler hosts on Saturday the longest running & most popular Bristol Indie alternative night “Kute” hosted by the legendary DJ George formally the founder and DJ of the famous Kandi Klub. The Cooler, between 10pm and 3.30am on Saturday’s also regularly hosts live indie band gigs.

The Cooler Music Venue
48 Park Street
Bristol
BS1 5SG
Web:http://www.clubcooler.com/
Opening hours:
Thursday – 10pm – 4am
Friday – 10pm – 4am
Saturday – 10pm – 4am
Capacity:
250

Opening Hours
Mon-Thu 11:00-02:00
Fri-Sun 11:30-03:00

Canons Road,
BRISTOL,
BS1 5UH
Tel:0117 9291361

The Oompah nights feature a German Oompah band. Customers are encouraged to dress-up. Typically this night is reserved for Bristol stag and hen parties. If you were to attempt to jsut turn up on the evening, you are likely to have to pay a heft entrance fee in the region of £14 of your finest, had-earned British Pound Sterling.
That aside, we would still highly recommend the Bristol Bierkeller if you are planning a stag night in bristol, a hen night in Bristol, a christmas party in Bristol or some sort of group event, we can’t think of a better place to have a laugh, act silly, and maybe get drunk! Drink responsibly!

BRISTOL BIERKELLER
ALL SAINTS ST
BRISTOL
BS12NA
Tel:01179268514
Web:www.bristolbierkeller.co.uk

Bijou is available to hire for parties and occasions. As a swipe member you can hire the venue free of charge, you can even bring along your own DJ! Bijou’s capacity is 75, although if your party is for 40 people or more then you will have the place to yourselves up to 10pm.

That’s right, a bar on Whiteladies Rd will be exclusively yours with your own choice of music to boot. From as early as 7pm up to 10pm. Sounds like fair game to us!

135 Whiteladies Rd
Bristol, City of Bristol BS8
0117 970 6589
Tel:01179 706589
Web:www.barbijou.co.uk

Fridays are run by external promoters and can range in style, from Drum n’ Bass, breaks and funk, to disco, hip hop and Dubstep. Torque host the 1st friday of the month, abstractions the third friday with Futureboogie, skizm, applepips, bedlam, Nowt 2 do, Ninetree, crazylegs and property of bristol staging regular events on rotation. Midweek  see’s a wide variety of nights, ranging from club events to student nights. Just Jack also stage a monthly afterhours party called the Jack On, usually on the second sunday.

Basement 45 can be privately hired, either on a one room basis, or the entire venue.

8 Frogmore Street
Bristol
BS1 5NA
Tel:0117 929 3554
Web:www.basement45.co.uk

With a selection of well sourced Wines, an array of sprits, beers and  a good choice of cocktails – almost every drinker is catered for! Food is also on offer, which in our experience is of a good general standard – without setting your tastebuds alight.

A lot of effort has  gone into making Bar Humbugs look cool, with sophisticated low lighting and stylish designer furnishing.

Generally seen as a place to start the evening, before moving on to more lively surrounds or to just chill.

Bar Humbug
89 Whiteladies Road
Clifton
Bristol
BS8 2NT
Tel:0117 904 0061

The food menu features a wide selection of fresh locally sourced food, pub classics and Sunday lunch options. There is also an extensive drinks menu, with a great selection of cocktails, draught beers, ciders, house wines and much more!

bSb Corn Street
Located in the heart of Bristol, bSb Corn Street offers everything from good food and top DJ nights to all the live sporting events. An exclusive VIP area is available to hire for all occasions, with sublime table service and comfortable surroundings.

bSb Corn Street
41 Corn Street
Bristol,
BS1 1HT

Until the end of May, all 3 venues will be closed on a Monday and Tuesday
Wednesday & Thursday: 11am – 11pm
Friday & Saturday: 11am – 3am
Sunday: 11am – 11pm

bSb Whiteladies
Here you will find the most exclusive Bristol Stylish Bar venue on the most exclusive road in Bristol, bSb Whiteladies. With an extensive array of stunning cocktails, an exclusive VIP area and top quality live entertainment, you really will have a night to remember! An exclusive VIP area is available which can be personalised to suit your special occasion, contact us now to book this area.

bSb Whiteladies
93-95Whiteladies Road
Bristol,
BS8 2NT

Until the end of May, all 3 venues will be closed on a Monday and Tuesday
Wednesday & Thursday: 11am – 11pm
Friday & Saturday: 11am – 12:00am
Sunday: 11am – 11pm

bSb The Waterside
By day bSb Waterside provides a stunning open plan bar, with a fantastic selection of lunchtime meals and fresh Illy coffee being served, by night………let the party begin! Out looking onto the fantastic waterside Harbour, bSb Waterside really is the place to be in Bristol. Renowned for its incredible late night parties and exciting atmosphere, the Waterside offers a unique party experience with live DJ’s playing on a Thursday, Friday and Saturday night until 3am.

bSb The Waterside
Canons Road,
Bristol,
BS1 5UH

Until the end of May, all 3 venues will be closed on a Monday and Tuesday
Wednesday: 11am – 11pm
Thursday, Friday & Saturday: 11am – 3am
Sunday: 11am – 11pm

On the first floor is a Ski-Lodge theme bar and a French boudoir style bar.  On the second floor you will find a large dance floor, playing mainly contemporary music such as RnB, HipHop and Dance. On the top floor is an 80s style multi-coloured dance-floor, where most people tend to congregate – this does often lead to the room feal quite ‘packed’ perfect if you’ve ever wondered how it feels to be a sardine in a can! . Mainly 80s music is played on this floor, but the overall theme is that of a party/good-time feel. There is also a quite welcome quiet area on ths floor, which provides an ideal spot to hold a conversation and look out over the superb architecture of Millenium square.

Open Monday 8pm until 3am, Tuesday 8pm until Midnight, Thursday 9pm until 2.30am, Friday 9pm until 3.30am and Saturday 9pm until 3am.

Where:
Oceana
Canons Road
Harbourside
Bristol
BS1 5UH

Phone:
0845 293 2860

Website:
http://www.oceanaclubs.com/bristol/

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A stylish bar with a real relaxed feel, plenty of seating and friendly staff makes a good combination for this venue. If you are after a more lively time, there is a decent sized dance floor towards the rear.

By night Antix lowers the tone of the internal lighting and turns the notch up a few decibles as it serves it new function as a bar & mini nightclub.

Antix is open until 6am on Friday and Saturday evenings, making the place to go if you fancy an ‘all nighter’.

A great club to keep the night going.. it does get busy, but it’s a great place to walk out of at 6 in the morning!

A wide variety of musical taste is catered for in the form of 80s, 90s, RnB.

Contact

Panache Nightclub The Pithay

All Saints Street Bristol BS1 2LZ

telephone. 0845 241 7185
email. info@panachebars.com

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Where:
40 Corn Street
Bristol
BS1 1HQ

Phone:
0117 930 0181

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Open Monday, Friday and Saturday 10am until 4am and Wednesday 9.30pm until 2.30am.

Where:
The Syndicate
15 Nelson Street
Bristol
BS1 2JY

Phone:
0117 945 0325

Map:
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Open Wednesday and Thursday 10pm until 2am also Friday and Saturday 8pm until 3am

Where:
16-24 Baldwin Street
Bristol
BS1 1SE

Phone:
0117 945 8891

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Where:
37 College Green
Bristol
BS1 5SP

Phone:
0117 927 6426

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Open Sunday to Thursday 9am until Midnight and 9am until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays.

Where:
15–19 Queens Road
Clifton
Bristol
BS8 1QE

Phone:
0117 927 9550

Map:
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