The Crown Tavern, Bristol - pub details
Address: 17 Lawfords Gate, Bristol, Bristol, BS2 0DY [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 23710) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Bristol Temple Meads (0.7 miles), Lawrence Hill (0.7 miles), Montpelier (0.9 miles)
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> Current user rating: 6.2/10 (rated by 9 users)
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user reviews of the Crown Tavern, Bristol
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| Here's an update for 2019. No frills indeed and no Jukebox, Fruit Machines or WiFi. Proper old fashioned pub. There are men and ladies dart teams and a crib team too. Tuesday afternoon and Saturday night features Karaoke since the lady who used to play the organ passed on. Still has to be the cheapest pub in Bristol with Draught Bass at £1.50, Whitbread Best £1.60, Guinness & Stella £2.00. Parking is an issue due to the Residents Parking Zone, but there are yellow lines outside that can be used by disabled drivers part of the day. TalbotHill - 12 Nov 2019 11:02 |
| A basic, no frills boozer just off the main Old Market strip, we initially thought that it was shut on approaching due to curtains drawn at the windows and virtually no light visible from outside. It consists of a single room bar with the counter at the back. Green seems to be very much the colour theme here and this included various paint shades on the wall as well as the seating and the curtains. Flooring is a mixture of old wooden boards at the front and some type of lino at the back. There were a couple of original looking fire-places with a tiled front and a dark, carved wood surround, although it did not look as if they were used. A darts board was off to one side with a couple of trophies on the shelf above and there was a small TV stuck up above the door showing some terrestrial television although at quite a low volume. There was a good crowd of punters in there on a recent Thursday evening visit, although most appeared to be of the older generation. The solitary real ale was Bass, although there was also keg Worthington’s Best, Worthington’s Trophy Bitter and Bass again. The solitary cider was Blackthorn, although we were also offered canned Thatcher’s Gold. £3.40 for one of the cans and a pint seemed very reasonable. Blackthorn - 7 Mar 2014 11:07 |
| Pleasant enough pub , and very cheap as said before, for the real ale drinker, well only Bass, which i'm not a great fan of , but if it was mandatory this is where i'd come to drink it as twas in very good nick. beatles38 - 21 Sep 2012 06:15 |
| Been calling in here over the last 18 months and the Bass, now back to �1.30 a pint, is as good as ever. Whitbread Keg Bitter �1.00. (Locals refer to the place as "Gods Waiting Room"!) TalbotHill - 1 Mar 2012 09:40 |
| Shock Horror... Bass has gone up by 10p. TalbotHill - 23 Feb 2011 09:08 |
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