Nailsea MicroPub

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1. Keith Bell ★★★★★

   Mark runs a friendly small pub (the clue is in the name) with a constantly changing range of interesting and sometimes offbeat beers on tap and in cans. The 1/3 pint flight option means you can sample beers without commitment to a full pint. Ciders and other drinks are available.

   1 year ago
2. Phil Bee ★★★★★

   Cosy; compact, expensive bar but well worth a visit. Very friendly if you like socialising- this is for you.

   1 year ago
3. Keith Edwards ★★★★★

   Very warm welcome on my first visit. Helpful owner offers advice to cater for your particular taste. Had a dark Yorshire mild or in my humble opinion was more like a porter ale with slightly edgy bitter taste. Mild is far sweeter. Convivial company, better than average Piper crisps. Mostly pale ales and ciders on the board, however, please note that you won't find the usual brands. Would definately visit again and would try the same Yorkshire mild porter! Wines also available.

   1 year ago

1. Jp Russek ★★★★★

   Unexpected welcome find while on trip passing through, so glad I did. Ticks all the micro pub boxes, so welcome vs chain style pubs. Decent smaller brewery beers on offer, as it happens one of them isinglass free so even better for that. Packed on my visit yet good service, atmosphere and friendly

   1 year ago
2. Graham Edwards ★★★★★

   Great choice but it gets too busy. Not big enough to seat everyone.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Daniel Nathan ★★★★★

   Friendly, with top quality beverages, expert advice, and small enough to get into chats with fellow customers. Not the typical pub experience, but better - a great place to enjoy craft beers and ciders.

   almost 4 years ago

1. Katy Smith ★★★★★

   It feels like no matter how regularly I go, there's always a new beer to try! Great atmosphere, great selection and if you're not sure which to choose there's the option of a flight (3 different 1/3 of a pint) highly recommended!

   almost 4 years ago
2. John Merriman ★★★★☆

   Celebrating its first anniversary this former optician's shop is the last place you'd expect to find cask-conditioned ale. But its owners specialise in traditional English (and Welsh) beer straight from the barrel and served at room temperature, not chilled as most pubs do to attract younger drinkers. Not much space, especially with social distancing and the decor still looks like, er, an optician's - but the beer's excellent and it attracts a sociable crowd.

   almost 5 years ago

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