Bristol Sports Bar and Pizzeria in Bristol, City of

Called in to the coffee lounge at 12.30 lunchtime. Only 3 cup cakes on the shelf, big board advertising bacon sandwiches, ordered, no bacon, no cakes or pastries. Just not uo to standard, left after going to the counter where they had next to nothing. Very dissatisfied

Good food and drinks let down by poor services. Two young guys do their best in spite of the rest of the staff who are not small in number but have no urgency and rarely raise smile. Clearing and cleaning tables is a challenge. A great shame. Some days better than others so you may be lucky.

The sports bar is part of the Ashton Gate Stadium football ground, in Bristol. On match day the bar is crowded and you cannot get a seat. They do have a large TV screen showing football games. The beer of course is a bit pricey but it is a worthwhile experience when attending Bristol City football games.

Beautiful homemade pizza cooked fresh in the kitchens giant stone pizza and a stunning freshly made Tiramasu

We took a visit non match day. Very nice and friendly staff. Food was just ok. Nothing to shout about. The decor was really special. Shame there is not more advertising as I'm sure this would benefit such a nice venue. Perhaps management should look at this asap.

This has the potential to be a great place - the room itself is pretty impressive. However I didn't get any sense that the offering was intended to be any more than average. I understand that the staff are part-time - maybe only match day - but they were keen. However £6 for a bottle of Thatchers and a coke is a little steep, and I'll leave readers to draw their own conclusion about the 'pepperoni' pizza we received!

Visited both Pre and Post match at Bristol v Wasps rugby match. Great large screen sports being shown and very good music being played. We ate on the first floor gallery and enjoyed our food, especially the fish & chips. Service was a bit sketchy to be honest. The atmosphere was good though.

As a life-long Bristol City fan I was taken here for lunch on my 60th birthday it was a non- match day so very quiet. Food and service was OK. They are learning as the stadium is just being completed. Typical pub type food (pies, burgers, steak, fish and chips, etc) and a few children's meals (pizza, burger, fish fingers) available.

There were no draught beers or lagers available because the refrigerators had been turned off. Major items on the menu were not available. The menu depicted the national flag of England with fish and chips alongside and Ireland with a pie both of which were ordered but not available. Against the Welsh flag was shown curried chicken which was OK as were gammon dishes. Unfortunately a steak that was ordered as medium rare came out totally overcooked, dry and almost inedible and a great struggle to eat without a steak knife. This is a new venture with tremendous potential but currently I will definitely NOT revisit.