Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Longleat Safari Park

"During the summer months, there are few better places to sit and while away a few hours than on the top deck of The Grain Barge, Bristol Beer Factory’s most distinctive venue. As its name suggests, the converted barge has been in position beside Mardyke Wharf in Hotwells since 2007, and offers genuinely unique views of Bristol Harbour."

"Just a little further down the road and we come to the Grain Barge, a historic converted barge. This central spot is known for its stunning views over the water. Check it out on a Wednesday when they host an open mic night."

"Arnolfini is a popular art gallery in a prime spot in the centre of Bristol. Outdoors, it has the Arnolfini bar, which has epic harbourside views!. This is a sunny terrace where you can enjoy an alfresco pint or glass of wine."

"The Harbourside is a pretty magnificent place for an art gallery, to say the least. That is where we find the Arnolfini, Bristol’s International Centre for …"

"Set in the iconic and ever graceful Royal Crescent, this hotel is a popular choice. Think 12-metre heated Relaxation Pool, Vitality Pool with massage jets, Sauna, Steam Inhalation Room and fully equipped Fitness Room. One TripAdvisor reviewer wrote: ‘This is the best hotel in the world."

"Another option, if you’re leaning more toward the luxury side of the equation is The Royal Crescent Hotel, located in the very center of the famous Royal Crescent, which is currently filled with really expensive private homes. The building is Victorian and really stunning."

"The King Street theatre has launched 17 brightly-coloured “beach hut” style cabins outside, inspired by the well-known bright houses of Totterdown and decorated with a touch of theatrical magic. Bristol Old Vic’s artists and stage carpenters have put their skills to good use by creating the perfect haven for post-lockdown socialising. Each hut seats six people and each one is themed around a production from the Bristol Old Vic’s 255-year history."

"Built in 1766, the Bristol Old Vic is the oldest continuously working theatre in the English speaking world. A pretty impressive accolade, and one locals are fiercely proud of. Having recently undergone a multi-million pound refurbishment, the theatre continues to entertain the Bristol community with great shows for all ages, there’s always something suitable for the kids showing, from Christmas Panto to Zog Live or The Very Hungry Caterpillar."

"The Botanist Bath is perfectly located in Milsom Place, Bath and offers a delicious and reasonably priced bottomless brunch on weekends. The brunch menu boasts a variety of delicious tastes including a full English, pancakes, toasties, omelettes and much more paired with the classic unlimited bubbly. It’s the perfect place to head for a special occasion!"

"We’re right in the epicentre of millennial aesthetic awareness and it is physically impossible for us to go anywhere that won’t fit our creative vision. If you can’t take a decent pic, we’re not interested. Luckily, there are branches of The Botanist popping up every which way we look to meet the needs of trend and cocktail thirsty Gen Ys."

"The beautiful flowery interior mixed with cherry wood will make you fall in love. The great selection of drinks will give you a hard time to chose from but definitely will give you a good time. It is such a popular favourite that you’ll often find them fully booked, so you might need to book in advance!"

"An Italian fellow once said to me that if you have more than five or six ingredients on a pizza, then it isn’t a pizza. It’s likely that Beerd’s bearded Matthew Gardiner met this fiery little guy and took it to heart, as it’s a bastion of superb, traditional pizza packed with Tuscan ingredients. The tomato, mozzarella di bufala and basil (£7.50) is as traditional as it gets, and lets the flavours talk."

"Having conquered the world of real ale, Bath Ales decision to muscle into to the American style craft beer market with the Beerd range a few years back was undoubtedly a smart move. The brand’s namesake venue on St Michael’s Hill, close to the BRI and Bristol University, has also impressed since opening its doors."

"Cosy Clubs serve up relaxed dining, drinking and lounging in a really special setting with a dash of nostalgia. We love the big squishy leather sofas!. Cosy Club has an extensive Brunch menu that’s served until 5pm (so you won’t be too late!)."

"One of my biggest regrets when visiting Bristol is that I wasn’t able to visit Left Handed Giant due to them only being open during the summer months. The brainchild of the people behind one of Bristol’s best pubs, Small Bar, Left Handed Giant have gone on to become one of the most respected names in the UK beer scene. At the moment, their taproom positioned right at the start of the Bristol-to-Bath cycle path is modest, but thanks to a hugely successful crowd-funding campaign, they are in the process of moving to a new site in Finzels Reach, which has been home to several famous Bristol breweries over the years, most recently Courage brewery."

"The walking distance between Dawkins Ales and the Left Handed Giant is the longest stretch of the trail at 29 minutes, but there is a pleasant cycle route you can take. Once you arrive, raise a glass for your efforts."

"Examples of potential stops include: Arbor Ales, Moor Beer, New Bristol Brewery, Left Handed Giant, Barley Mow (BBF pub), Beer Emporium. Depending on venues transportation may be added to the tour."

"25/05/2021: I was made to feel welcome from the second arrived, I had a small dog with me and was half expecting to be declined service, but this was not the case and I was actually invited to dine in the lounge area with him, instead of the outside area I’d requested. They were happy to make a classic cocktail that wasn’t on the menu and although the drink was ordered with the host, the waiter knew what drink I had ordered when I asked for a refill, it’s either great communication or an attentive waiter but either way it was a nice touch. I want to say his name was Barney but i sadly can’t rememberThe food was delicious and a nice size portion, I only had some small starters but my siblings ordered from the mains menu and seemed happy with their mealsAll in all a very positive experience and I’ll be back again"

"Housed inside a former banking hall, Cosy Club has got to be one of the most beautiful Bristol restaurants - we're talking high ceilings, marble floors and hanging chandeliers. As for food, you're spoiled for choice with burgers, tapas, seafood and brunch all up for grabs."

"With high ornate ceilings and marble floors, The Cosy Club wins our vote for beautiful places for brunch in Bristol. But it's not just a pretty face. The kitchen is whipping up a range of meaty and plant-based delights, including ham hock hash and buttermilk pancakes."

"serves up mouth-watering food, hearty Sunday roasts and classic cocktails. Joining British classics on the menu are flavours from around the world, whilst traditional afternoon teas are also on offer…"

"At Pinkmans, the tea is as important as the bread and they stock a huge range of bagged and loose leaf teas from Canton as well as Bird and Blend. Pair your brew with one of their delicious sourdough-nuts and you’re onto a winner."

"Independent bakery specialising in Wild Yeast Baking & Sourdough. Home delivery service is via their website. Delivering Friday and Saturday when you place an order online."