The Seven Stars
Tucked away on a cobbled street under the shadow of St Thomas Church in Redcliffe is the Seven Stars Inn.
One of Bristol's oldest character pubs dating back to the late 1600's (the pavement still has the iron-bound edges to prevent damage by iron cart-wheels), The Seven Stars remains largely unchanged from its origins in a city now packed with an ever changing sea of trendy bars and clubs.
Steeped in history, the Seven Stars is a unique example of a true English "Free House" and is proud to have on offer an ever changing selection of real British brewed real ales.
Located just off Bristol bridge, close to the commercial heart of the city we are open all day and offer a warm, some would say old fashioned welcome to customers old and new.
We are independent, "free", and happy to be: We have survived the wars, the bombings, the Luftwaffe, the riots, the poll tax, the developers and 1960's planners who built some truly awful buildings. The Seven Stars even did its bit to help end the slave trade - but while few remember - we still do.
So if a traditional olde style pub with a pool table, dart board, stories and history are what you are looking for - Come and visit.



