Bristol Food, Beer & Cider Tours
Bristol drinks well and takes it seriously: independent breweries across the city, West Country cider poured straight from the barrel, and a market that has been feeding the Old City since 1743. Food tours work St Nicholas Market and the Old City together; craft-beer crawls and private pub-hopping tours put a local between you and the choice.
26 excursions · prix par personne, réservation chez le partenaire
Food & Drink à Bristol — FAQ
What food is Bristol known for?
Independent street food at St Nicholas Market, West Country cider and cheddar from the Somerset valleys beyond the city, and one of the strongest craft-brewing scenes in England. Bristol also claims the Bristol Blue Glass and, more usefully at lunchtime, the market's famous pie and falafel stalls.
How much are food and drink tours in Bristol?
Old City food-and-drink tours run around £75, craft-beer tours £37–£55, cider and cheese experiences in the Somerset valleys from about £95, and private pub-hopping with a local guide around £104.
What is St Nicholas Market?
Bristol's oldest market, trading in and around the Georgian Corn Exchange since 1743. Outside stand the four brass ‘nails’ — the merchants' tables where deals were settled, and the origin of paying ‘on the nail’.