Kings Head, Bristol

This historic pub has a superbly preserved mid Victorian interior, with lots of lovingly polished dark wood, the merchandise of the day listed above the bar back along its length in gold, and of course the quirky tramcar snug towards the rear. The bar is along the side wall on entering, a narrow area here with just room for a few stools but there is a front window bench with cushions too. The pub is carpeted throughout. A splendid mirror sits central in the bar back advertising Burton Ales and Dublin Stout. Along the corridor hang multiple old photographs of Bristol in bygone times, then its on into "The Tramcar", set out to replicate an old luxury tram carriage, and separated from the corridor by high backed benches. There is a small bar access point off here. The toilets warrant a mention as they consist of a single WC each, hence the "Ladies Only" sign on one door. Various jugs, pots and a yard of ale hang from the low beamed ceiling. The beer selection is not as exciting as in the Cornubia and Seven Stars nearby, being at the time Butcombe Gold, Doom Bar, Skinners Betty Stogs and Hogs Back TEA, but this pub is certainly worthy of inclusion in a crawl with the other two, particularly for the interior. 5 mins from Temple Meads station.