Tucked away on a cobbled street under the shadow of St Thomas the Martyr Church in Redcliffe is the Seven Stars Inn, Bristol’s original “Beer Museum”.
1 Thomas Ln Redcliffe Bristol BS1 6JG United Kingdom
| Credit Cards | No |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Menus | Dinner, Happy Hour |
| Drinks | Beer |
Famous pub where Thomas Clarkson researched the condition of slaves in the 18th century leading eventually to the abolition of slavery. Great real ales and music too.
Great beer great people. Simply the best pub in Bristol .
Top real ale pub in Bristol . Good selection
Knowledgeable landlord and good beer selection
Great pub , great music , great real ales .
The bar staff know their real ale !
Bristol's best real ale pub
Real Beer , live acoustic music ... Gotta be good
Don't listen phamtom of the opera!
Cracking small pub and they often have Dark Star Hophead what more can I say? - Bob Ford
An excellent, varied selection of craft beers. A comfortable and friendly pub. - Sheila Thomson
Fantastic Sunday Lunch - seriously one of the best and I urge you to try it. - Jon Crocker
Great venue to see a band. Bar all along the side and perfect acoustics! - Mark Gingell
Great pub this! Great service, punk IPA, and cheese board is great with porter chutney - Duncan Birch
The best B&B in Weymouth - breakfast to die for if you like full english, other tastes caterd for - spotlessly clean and very friendly hosts - grumps147