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Tim Mitchell: "Excellent beer selection, changes regularly. Be prepared to find a new "usual" every time. For me this is a definite plus! The staff are very clued up, so if you don't know what you fancy just ask!"
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Max Gould: "Perfect if you want enough space for a long & varied dog walk, or to give kids a taste of the great outdoors. Once you get into the heart of the woods you can really enjoy the lack of traffic noise."
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John Barnham: "This place is great. Lovely pastries, tasty sausage rolls and the sourdough is incredible. Always have to control myself when I'm in here, or I would buy it all"
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Rob Haswell: "Nice atmosphere and a good beer selection. The food is really great, good value and generous. Try the mussels! I'm looking forward to the roof terrace opening soon."
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Opera Creep: "Gorgeous historic theatre, opened in 1766. Great acoustic and a very welcoming vibe."
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Jamie Rees: "Had a really good aeropress here yesterday. Lovely coffee, lovingly made. Sandwiches looked great although didn't try them! Space is small and cosy."
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Danielle Johnson: "Great craft beer, knowledgeable staff who are happy to provide tasters so you can get something you love. If you buy shares you get a discount at the bar too!"
Matthew Riley MacPherson: "Despite being very busy, BrewDog Bristol has a chill vibe with bartenders who will happily chat with you (provided they have a few seconds). The beers are amazing and in constant rotation."
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Sergey Alexeev: "A new type of suspension bridge with a large span- http://blog.dp.ru/post/5191/. Progress does not stand still , If at the same time we are able to give up old patterns of thinking ))"
Olly Stedall: "In 1979, David Kirke of the Oxford University Dangerous Sports Club performed the world's 'first' bungie jump from here. He was promptly arrested, & later released after promising not to do it again!"
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Joanna T: "Good variety of beers, nice place to go with big company! The only thing I didn't like is the smell of the spilled beers in the floor."
Julian Haynes: "Always a good choice of real ales. Popular & busy!"
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