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Bar 44 Bristol
Situated in an old bank on Regent Street in Clifton village - our building has been lovingly and inspirationally refurbished bringing a fun and sophisticated restaurant space.
There are some stunning works of art from Spanish artist Andi Rivas, which reference Spain and the evolution of Bar 44. Two underground old bank vaults have also been transformed into private dining rooms for groups of up to 12 to hire for a private occasion.
Our independent business was founded by 3 siblings - Owen, Nat and Tom. Having visited Spain for decades with their parents, they have brought their passion and obsession for everything Spanish to the UK. Working with local Spanish artisan producers as well as local Bristol businesses, we aim to transport our diners to the heart of Spain.
We want to provide incredible food and drinks, a great time with unmatched vibes - where people are perching anywhere to get a space, to fight over the tastiest things!
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Clifton Village
Bristol
Clifton Village in Bristol is a charming and picturesque neighborhood known for its Georgian architecture, tree-lined streets, and thriving independent businesses. Nestled close to the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, the village exudes an air of elegance, with boutique shops, artisan cafes, and family-run restaurants adding to its distinctive character. It’s a haven for those seeking unique, locally crafted goods and one-of-a-kind shopping experiences.
The independent businesses of Clifton Village are at the heart of its community spirit, offering everything from handmade jewelry and bespoke fashion to organic foods and specialty coffee. These businesses thrive on their personal touch and dedication to quality, making Clifton Village a vibrant destination where creativity and local entrepreneurship flourish. Whether exploring its charming side streets or relaxing in its welcoming cafes, Clifton Village offers a perfect blend of tradition and contemporary independent flair.
Multi-cultural, with street art and concerts on every corner, Bristol is one of the UK's most vibrant cities. But what makes the city unique is its huge drive to keep things local. From the stylish boutiques of Clifton to the quirky brunch spots of Stokes Croft, the Bristol independent scene has something for everyone, no matter your age, background or tastes.
Apart from its fantastic opportunities for shopping, eating and drinking, visitors flock to Bristol to discover the historic sites, famous galleries and diverse architecture that make the city so popular.
Spend your day in Bristol admiring Banksy's murals, Brunel's bridge and Britain's natural beauty. You don't have to head far out of this buzzing metropolis to find chocolate box villages, woodlands and the jaw-dropping Avon Gorge.
Come and discover the best and brightest of Bristol through the creative independents who keep the city turning.
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