The Coronation Tap

Bossman reminds me a lot of purple aki. Arrived at 9 and was instantly told to leave cos he said i looked like someone else he didn't like. They encourage a 10 pints before 10 but he'll kick anyone out who's remotely drunk and will inspect you when you're on your fag break. It felt really weird. My friend smacked his head cos the floor is an ice rink by 10 but he told us we were being disrespectful when we asked to go back in to grab some toilet paper to mop up his bleeding skull. However, banging night out. would recommend.

I honestly want to say I love this place, but I think now that I'm no longer a student, it just doesn't have the appeal anymore. They still serve the Exhibition cider, and others, and it'll still get you nice and toasted. But it's really young in there. Looks like everyone is barely 18. As a student this didn't bother me of course and we had plenty of crazy nights here, but as a grown up... it just feels like a very studenty venue. Oh well. If you don't mind that and just want to sample great ciders, this is the place. Staff are super lovely as always!

Reknown for the Exhibition cider, also has Old Rosie and guest ciders and beers. One of those must-go to pubs in Bristol, it is either packed due to live music or empty, bar the sound of the lovely Bristolian ascent or a posh Clifton trendy trying to impress his girlfriend how down to earth he is. Unfortunately no outside area to drink because residential, but definitely worth including on a pub crawl around Clifton.

This is THE place to go to in Bristol if you want to have some decent cider. The Exhibition Cider is one of the nastiest drinks you could have for a night out. Do not recommend drinking it too fast! If not in the mood of having anything too strong, the Cori Tap has also got a nice collection of many other interesting ciders. Worth going there many many times. Every Thursday is music night, for a small charge you could have a very intimate experience with music bands. Certainly very good atmosphere!