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Shots, shots, shots

Loose Cannon
Head on down to the harbourside, and you'll eventually stumble across Loose Cannon. As the name implies, the bar likes to do things a little differently. It is famous for its crazy garnishes and pop culture references.
Hyde & Co
This bar on Park Street is a survivor of Bristol's prohibition laws and remains one of the city's most hidden cocktail establishments. Those in the know go here for the rich mahogany and warmly lit tables. Bar staff make all drinks expertly, right in front of you.
Milk Thistle
Hidden in one the finest historic buildings in the old city The Milk Thistle is the flirty younger sister of Bristol’s hippest prohibition bar, Hyde & Co.
Milk Thistle pride themselves on being purveyors of the finest cocktails in the city of Bristol, and with four floors, including a cocktail bar, lounge, and private function rooms we’re also the perfect place to host a truly fabulous party!
With a reputation as one of Bristol’s best-kept secrets we promise to provide a decadent escape for those in the know who are looking for good food, good drinks, good company, and most of all, a good time!
But hey – don’t take our word for it – come in and try us for yourselves!
The Clockwork Rose
If you're looking for somewhere to take Instagram snaps of your night out, The Clockwork Rose in Bristol is the perfect venue. Offering a heady mix of decorations, it immediately draws you in and makes you feel welcome. Be warned, though: some of the cocktails are downright insane.
The Rummer
The Rummer is perhaps the most famous bar in Bristol. Located in St Nicks Market, this establishment is a favourite haunt for wedding parties. Head downstairs, and you'll find a cavernous basement club with micro gin distillery.
Dirty Bird
The Dirty Bird is one of the latest post-lockdown additions to Clifton Village and boy is it a hot spot for all things shaken, stirred and absurd.