The 6 best sports bars in Bristol

Whether you’re looking to catch a game of footy on TV or want a round of pool with your mates, Green House has got you covered. Not only do they screen fixtures from Sky Sports on HD screens, they also have food and drinks to go with it.

Located in the heart of Bristol on the College Green, Green House is a welcoming sports bar with wooden panels and mirrors, that make it feel cosy and rustic.

With a great atmosphere, good music, and excellent service, there’s something for everyone at this sports bar. It’s also available for corporate events and private hire.

A stone’s throw from the University of Bristol, with cheap drinks and pool tables, The White Harte is a popular hang-out spot for students and locals alike. This, combined with the chatty staff, vibrant atmosphere, and delicious American comfort food, makes The White Harte a brilliant sports bar.

The White Harte on Park Row is the perfect place to get all your sports action with Sky Sports, ESPN, HD screens, and two large projectors.

Pop by, sink into a leather sofa and spend your afternoon catching a match with a pint in hand.

Inspired by Fast Eddie Felson, a 1950’s Hollywood eight-ball stick hero, Felson’s has a quirky interior with elements of Bristol sprinkled throughout.

The main draw of this sports bar may be the pool tables and HD screens, but this, combined with Instagrammable cocktails and hearty, American food, has earned Felson’s a reputation as one of Bristol’s best sports bars.

Located in Bristol city centre, Felson’s is definitely worth a visit whether you’re after a spot of pool with your mates, or want to catch a game of rugby or footy.

Okay, okay, so this isn’t technically a bar but we couldn’t pass up the chance to mention it. At the centre of Bristol’s old town is The Old Fish Market – a welcoming, lively pub offering all the classics.

With oak-furnished interiors, they bring you the best live sports on big screens in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere - the perfect place to catch a big match with a pint or two.

Whether you’re looking for a venue for business meetings, birthdays, or weddings, The Old Fish Market is waiting with open arms. Their 20-30 people capacity function rooms and spacious yard can be reserved free of charge for private hire.

The Cider Press is a lively pub with a menu of comfort food served daily. This fits perfectly alongside their real ale, pool tables, and the live sports shown on their 8 plasma TV screens and HD projectors. Why not, you don’t want to miss a second of the action?

As the name suggests, The Cider Press is famous for its 32 draught ciders. Not a cider lover? No worries. They also offer a range of craft beers, three hand-pulled cask ales, and much more to keep you well-watered.

In addition to showing all sporting events, The Cider Press also hosts a pub quiz every Monday, an open mic every Thursday, and live music every Saturday so when we say there’s something for everyone, we mean it.

Last but by no means least on our list of Bristol’s best sports bars is O’Neill’s. A relaxed, Irish-inspired bar boasting big-screen sports and live music.

Located in Bristol’s Old City, O’Neills is a venue that is big on sport, showcasing all the major rugby and footy action on their 8 big, HD screens.

With a focus on craft beers, this Bristol sports bar has five draught options to choose from, not forgetting their fun cocktail menu. Alongside their drinks, choose from your pick of small plates. Cheesy sourdough pizza or Katsu chicken burgers? You choose.

Whether you fancy a few rounds, a spot of lunch, or banter with friends, O’Neills probably has something to tickle your fancy.