With rolling hills, rainbow-hued houses and the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, it's not hard to see the beauty in our city. But when viewed from above? It's a whole different ball game. So, the next time the sun decides to shine, make the most of it by heading to one of the best rooftop bars in Bristol. Serving up cocktails with a view, steaming slices of pizza and a bevvy of local craft ales, these sky-high spots are set to seriously elevate your summertime sips.
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Last updated on 15th July 2024
Perched on the corner of Colston Street and Park Row, Zerodegrees is an award-winning microbrewery and a fantastic rooftop bar in Bristol. A supreme summertime spot, this contemporary venue is flooded with light during the day, with guests also having the option to drink on not one, but two terraces. Their Italian-inspired menu features speciality pizzas and classic pasta dishes done right.
Looking for a leafy Bristol rooftop bar? You'll want to head to The Mall, a quirky neighbourhood pub with a gorgeous secret garden. A packed-out drinking den come the weekend, this place is known to host regular BBQs, sports screenings and live music.
Serving up vibrant North African and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, Bambalan is one of the best rooftop bars with a view of the city centre. Another reason why it's so special? It slings out gorgeous 2-4-1 drinks from 4pm to 7pm.
Part of Avon Gorge by Hotel du Vin, The White Lion Bar in Bristol has a huge outdoor area boasting amazing views of Clifton Suspension Bridge and the surrounding hills. The perfect pitstop after a day of exploring, this rooftop stunner is a favourite for its craft ales and gourmet dinners.
A Tokyo-style bar known for some of the best Japanese cuisine, Seven Lucky Gods also has a beautiful rooftop terrace, perfect for soaking up the sun. Order innovative sushi bites, alongside exotic cocktails containing yuzu, hibiscus and red berry tea, and the prettiest views of Bristol.
Gambas is superb when it comes to rooftop restaurants. Grab a drink and make your way to its sky-high terrace for views, delish tapas-style plates, and some of the tastiest tipples - we recommend trying the Spanish negroni.
