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Bar · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Bar on Park Street.
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Where to eat and drink in Old City, King Street & Park Street
Food & drink
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Bar · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Bar on Park Street.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Coffee shop on Park Street, with outdoor seating.
Crepe restaurant · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Crêperie on Broad Street serving galettes and crêpes, according to its website.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Coffee shop on Park Street, with outdoor seating.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Falafel and Mediterranean café on Wine Street, with outdoor seating.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Specialty coffee roastery and café near Bristol Crown Court, with outdoor seating.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Gin bar on Park Street, according to its website.
Bar · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Bar on King Street.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Café on Lewins Mead serving breakfast, cakes and pancakes.
Bar · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Bar on St Nicholas Street.
Indian restaurant · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Indian restaurant on St Nicholas Street.
Takeout · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Sourdough pizza takeout on Park Street, with outdoor seating.
Pub · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Pub on St Nicholas Street.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Espresso café on Small Street.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Italian café on Park Street.
Café · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Café on Colston Street, beside Bristol Beacon.
Pub · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Pub on Christmas Steps.
Pub · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Jazz and blues pub on King Street, according to its website.
Pub · Old City, King Street & Park Street
Fuller's pub and restaurant on Baldwin Street.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Market in the Grade I listed Exchange on Corn Street, built in 1741 to 1743 by John Wood the Elder.
Public open space of 1.1 hectares between Bristol Cathedral and the council building, shaped like a segment of a circle.
Neo-Gothic University of Bristol building at the top of Park Street, begun in 1915 and opened in 1925.
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Georgian terraces, the Downs and Brunel's bridge above the Avon Gorge
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Street art, independent venues and Georgian squares north of the center
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Brunel's station, a great parish church and the murals of Bedminster
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