Bold flavours. Exceptional coffee. Crafted cocktails. Historic walls.
We’re an independent neighbourhood restaurant and cocktail club, housed inside one of Bristol’s most iconic landmark buildings, right in the heart of the historic harbourside. We’re a stone’s throw from the buzz of King Street and Queen Square.
With a low-waste ethos and strong ties to local producers, charities and community projects, The Granary is our way of blending bold flavours with a deep sense of place. We hope you feel right at home here.
Come curious, leave inspired! Fun-filled evening of Fizz, Food & Painting from 6pm - 8pm.
Join us on Wednesday 2nd September at 6pm for our first edition of ‘Brushes & Bubbles’ here at the Granary.
Get a group together and come experience this fun, friendly and interactive evening. From 6 pm, Guided by our Kiera, you will be given a relaxed tutorial on how to replicate a pattern of your choosing on the night which you can walk away with at the end of it.
To accompany, there will be a glass of fizz on arrival with our signature flatbread and dips for you to enjoy throughout.
All equipment will be provided. Everyone is welcome and no experience needed!
By day, we’re a relaxed all-day dining spot serving up locally roasted coffee, vibrant brunches, and bold, fire-cooked dishes inspired by Persian flavours. Our flatbreads are made fresh in-house, and open-flame cooking brings a sense of theatre to every plate. Our menus shift with the seasons and showcase the best of the South West, from top-quality meats sourced from local butchers to produce grown right here in the region.
As the sun sets (Wednesday - Saturday) The Granary Club comes alive. Hidden in the vaulted cellar of the building, this once legendary rock venue (1968 - 1988) was a cornerstone of Bristol's live music scene and also the backdrop for one of the Only Fools and Horses most iconic scenes. Today the spirit lives on. A boundary pushing cocktail bar where nostalgia meets innovation. Expect timeless classic cocktails with an unexpected edge. It's iconic, it's underground. It's unmissable.
