The Cornubia, Bristol

Another hazy memory of a previous visit five years ago put right by a revisit. A hidden away small pub that is big on beer, a great selection of cask ale across the styles. rammed on a Friday lunchtime so patience was required while waiting to be served, however my revolutions Switch #15 was well worth the wait.

The Cornubia is a decent pub that is hemmed in by taller modern buildings and a car to the front of it. Once inside there is a small single L shaped room with the bar on the left side,there are normal tables and chairs to the front and wood bench seating and small wood stools,there are a couple of tall stools to the rear,there was a large screen to the front showing the Euro Wales v Northern Ireland game. There was a decent choice of real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Twisted Pirate Bitter which was a very nice well kept beer,the other beers noted were Blue Bee Tempest Stout,Blue Bee Olicana Gold,Tyne Bank Silver Dollar,there were a few other beers i failed to read my notes of. I found this to be a very pleasant pub to have a drink in. Pub visited 25/6/2016

Excellent real ale pub in a slightly strange location, probably as others have said due to WW2 bombing. Great selection of brews on the bar with an interesting, if a little cluttered interior. Well worth stepping away from the city center to visit and close to the railway station for a last beer.

Single roomed L-shaped bar, lots of pump clips covering the walls as well as flags. Traditional pub carpet. This is a drinkers den with friendly knowledgable staff.