The Farm Pub in Bristol, City of - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

As part of a day out or an evening experience or just a friendly pint it is exceptional for tourists,families, or locals wanting a taste of Bristol ,next to St werbergs city farm ,a large outside garden or a cosy inside promoting local artists with a fire ,often with entertainment ,serves food and is a treat . Deffo worth a visit ,

The farm is absolutely amazing- went there for my birthday, booked a couple of tables outside. They were super accommodating when I had to push the booking a little later. Really really friendly, even brought out a bottle of prossecco for me! Over all amazing service would deffo recommend.

Decent pub with nice garden. Lovely roast dinner. Cauli cheese was delicious!! Would have liked more choice of pudding.

Great Sunday lunch at the farm today. Roast beef and cauliflower cheese was bloomin marvellous, exactly what was needed on a rainy afternoon. Bar staff are friendly, attentive and easy on the eye.

Unbelievable, food took 45 minutes to arrive and when it did we got half a roast. Portion sizes were so small especially for the £16 price tag. Potatoes and sprouts were raw in the middle, the gravy was thin and only got 2 slices of meat. Would NOT recommend and this establishment and they should reconsider their prices, or portions of the Sunday roasts. Feel like I’ve been robbed.

Went here for some drinks, incredibly friendly, great outdoor space and pint selection and really great staff, especially Claire!

Went in for lunch, this is what they served me, burger and chips for £13. Terrible presentation, small and boring burger despite the menu implying it was exciting. Burger on its own was £10, imagine paying £10 for the burger pictured. Put some effort in. Service Staff gave me extra chips, they were nice, unlike the food.

Only one chef working and she was amazing. ran the food herself, and when the food came it was spectacular. the burger was so delicious and juicy and the mozzarella sticks were huge!!!! Vicky the chef is amazing and was so lovely. Thanks Vicky !!!!!

The staff are very friendly made us very welcome the food was lovely the this pub is dog friendly and helpful dogs are welcome in bar area I would recommend this bub to my friends and family I was happy with the Service when the food came it was lovely and hot I am so impressed

Nice selection of drinks, good ales, and the food was as good as any restaurant! Staff were all lovely as well, funny, warming, and the service was second to none.

The Food at the Farm Pub used to be a rock solid guarantee; they had a small but perfectly formed menu and the dishes were cooked nicely with what tasted, and looked, like good quality ingredients, but now... well, not sure what they're playing at but it's all gone a bit Pete Tong. First off the app said 'no food orders' were being taken. On going in to the pub and asking at the bar we're told orders ARE being taken, just not via the app as they're short staffed and need to manage the flow of orders. Fair enough, but we could have so easily walked away if we'd not gone in and asked. The new menu is rather large, but sparse at the same time. There's too much from a variety of food types and nothing really shines or stands out - it all appears a bit mish mashy and unfocused. Plus there are almost no vegetarian or vegan options on it compared to before. Then, confusingly, the new menu's got this 'NCD' prefix to most of its listings. Asking what that meant (was it a new type of food standard code for organic or something?) we were told it stood for Naughty Corner something or other. A nice new neon sign was behind the bar with that moniker illuminated. Ummmm, right, I hope this means the food's gonna be good was my thought. But it was not. The burger was billed as two patties (why two thin things? I'd much rather rather have the one large home made patty tbh) with a whole host of additions and some fancy sounding chips. But the patties tasted as bad as what you'd get from a late night burger van in town. They were also an unpleasant texture too (rather a lot of gristle). The other stuff in the burger I could not taste as the cheap meat taste was so overpowering. The chips were OK, but were stone cold as they were strewn over a plate too big for what is was hosting. Also we eat with our eyes and unfortunately the presentation was as bad as a busy mum who's simply feeding her kids convenience oven chips and burgers. It was just slopped on to a plate. It really looked like an unappetising meal. NCD is rather meaningless and appears to evidence a misguided focus on styling over the quality and presentation of the food itself. The food's nowhere near as good as the pointlessly branded promotion suggests it is. The meal was certainly not worth £14 and I we shan't be going back for food. Shame really as it's was a reliable go to for so many years.

Visited with family on the spur of the moment, as it’s billed as dog friendly. Asked for menus, there weren’t any, but was told they’d send someone over. No show, so asked again. After 20 minutes we got hold of someone to take our order, although she wasn’t sure what was on the menu. Food ordered and had to be paid for immediately. When I questioned whether I could pay once we’d decided whether to have desserts, the waitress needed to ask, before saying no (was then told they don’t sell them on a Sunday????). Also told I had to order and pay for drinks separately, and that food and drink would have to be on separate orders. Ordered glasses of lemonade and realised that the post-mix was running out. When I took these back to the bar, bar staff tried the lemonade and agreed with me. Then another guy came out (manager?) and told me that their lemonade doesn’t really taste much of lemonade anyway, and that I could pay extra for bottled lemonade if I wanted. Eventually agreed to swap them for cokes instead. Food came out without much delay, and that’s about the only positive. Cold. Greasy. Cabbage not properly cooked. And served in a pool of gravy. One meal was the chicken, but I’m not sure it could be identified as chicken. Just very greasy and, ultimately, not enjoyable. The pub garden was busy, and I guess that’s the appeal of this place. Nice to sit out and enjoy a pint in the sunshine. But don’t go expecting good service, or hot edible food.

The Farm has always been a great pub in a lovely spot with a very ambient vibe. However, on this occasion, we were let down by the poor food. The new menu is limited, without even a burger for adults. My friend and I ordered a fried chicken ciabatta with chips. After a wait so long I stared to wonder if we'd been forgotten, the food arrived. The roll was dry and the friend chicken was burnt, with very little evidence of any meat inside. I will come here again but probably not bother with food unless there is any evidence that this has improved.

I used to really love this place when I lived in the area a few years ago- it’s still mega charming and lovely to sit and have drinks but the food has gone so downhill. I think it’s a new kitchen so just got to hope it improves with time. The roasts used to be absolutely massive and were the tastiest in Bristol with amazing vegetarian options. We finished our food today and were still hungry - also we were told we couldn’t order dessert. It used to be £12 for a huge stack of delicious food but today it was underwhelming and not worth the money at all.

We left this place with a sour taste in our mouth. The food is expensive, and is okay but not great. However, the main problem was the wait for the food to arrive. We ordered a couple of small plates and a side, to share, as we just wanted something to nibble with our drinks. The food took an hour to arrive while we sat there nursing our drinks trying to make them last until the food arrived. After about half an hour my partner went to the bar to enquire about our food order at which point she was informed that there was a forty five minute wait for food from time of order due to staff shortage in the kitchen. As it turned out the wait was fifteen minutes longer than that. Given that they knew there was a long wait for food it would be courteous to inform customers of this when they place their orders so that they can decide whether they wish, or are able, to wait that long. It's a simple thing to do and enables customers to make an informed decision and if they decide to order anyway expectations have been set.

Love this pub & bar staff but the new kitchen service doing the roasts is terrible. Food took 2 hours to come for 3 of our group of 4. The fourth person waited another 40 minutes, which meant that we were all uncertainly picking at...

Great pub, go there all time. It's not the cheapest, but its worth it for the surroundings and atmosphere. Only drawback is the food which has always been dissapointing. Go somewhere else for meals/pub grub.

We arrived with the kids at 7pm, and ordered our food shortly after. First they were completely out of Mac and cheese, which was the only vegetarian option for children. We had to order them all chips for dinner... which arrived but our (pretty average)...

Great Sunday roast, really nice atmosphere and food was excellent and v reasonable! Staff were friendly and service was quick and professional, 10/10!

Good service ordering using the app, lots of outdoor space and food was good value served in good time. A great summers afternoon having not visited before.

I visited this establishment today for a drink and quick snack. Unfortunately I had to wait 2 hours for a bowl of chips and when the finally arrived, after asking 2 times with no apology or explanation from the staff, the wrong order came, by...

Having selected and paid for meal on line (no other way to order apparently) we had to wait for 50 minutes for it to arrive. Very basic and overpriced burgers although quality acceptable.

Turned up without booking on a sunny-rainy-sunny Sunday - there's loads of outdoor seating, but as it started raining we went undercover. They've made a big effort to accommodate more under cover outdoor seating (all socially distanced etc) - so it's unlikely you'll be waiting...

A beautiful sunny day ruined from a not qualified staff. The garden was full, but wait over 45 min for the drinks, it is absolutely unacceptable, the mistake has been repeated every time that we order the drinks. For every order, we had to ask...

We loved the area and the vibe in this fun, unconventional place. Friendly service, too. Perhaps more a place for a couple of drinks than a full meal.

Amazing roast on Sunday! Staff are absolutely lovely. There was a bit of a wait for food but it was well worth it! We visit this pub quite regularly as it has a great garden and really friendly staff. Music is always really good and...

We went there for lunch and ordered burgers. The halloumi burger was amazing. The garden is great, and very relaxed. We will definitely go back!

Absolutely amazing tasty roast portion and taste 10 out of 10. The staff were friendly and went above and beyond will most definitely be visiting again

I was there after a hard weekend i found a very good ambient, an amazing place by the fire and a delicious sunday roast. The best plan if you want to be calm and in a cozy place with lovely people.

I called into this great pub whilst I was leading a walk with friends, and the atmosphere is great and staff really friendly. They were serving Sunday Roasts which looked good and the menu was reasonably priced It had a nice fire going (great for...

The setting and decor are beautiful. The music is always great, but never too loud or overbearing. The staff are warm, welcoming, up for a chat but never invasive if you're having quite one.Had my first Sunday roast hear and it was delicious, so reasonably priced as well! Love it!

Friendly atmosphere, I love the sunday roast (they have vegan option too). Nice fire place in winter time, and in summer time nice outside area. Loooove it <3

Second roast I had here and definitely recommend it. Amazing flavour and really nice tender quality meat!! Of course the chef had to be Portuguese!!! Recommend recommend recommend :)

Hoy comí un asado vegetariano y disfruté de la opción vegetariana, pero las papas asadas nos dejaron a mí ya mis amigos. No cocinado adecuadamente en absoluto. También el precio era muy caro para un asado si me preguntas.Otra cosa que me gustaría decir es que la persona que maneja sus redes sociales necesita revisar los mensajes de Instagram cuando envié un mensaje en enero y aún no tuve respuesta.

Very nice place!! Food especially had great flavour. Would definitely come again and recommend friends.

Fui a la granja con mi familia a comer, pedí una hamburguesa de cazadores, Mac y queso, y una ensalada de la casa. Toda la comida se hizo a un gran nivel y sabía muy bien, la salsa de queso estaba llena de sabor, el personal era educado, cálido y amable. Sin duda volveremos y lo recomendaremos a mis amigos.

Ayer fui, pedí una hamburguesa de pescado, la comida duró más de una hora (aunque fue durante el día y otras 6 personas allí, solo dos comieron); Cuando llegó la comida, mi bollo de hamburguesa estaba cubierto de moho verde y negro. ! ! ! Absolutamente asqueroso. Además, el vinagre parecía haber estado en el soporte desde el principio de los tiempos y, para empeorar las cosas, ¡había un montón de moscas flotando en él! ! ?????? Mis amigos y yo obtuvimos un reembolso y fuimos a comer a otro lugar. ¿No volverás o recomendaré?

He estado aquí varias veces, ya que solo vivo en el puente Severn, y siempre traigo a alguien nuevo y ¡siempre me encantan! Las bebidas de barril son increíbles, el personal es encantador y encantador. El ambiente es perfecto! Tranquilo, relajado y simplemente un maldito buen momento! ¡Altamente valora este lugar!

Nunca he estado aquí antes, pero reservé una mesa para 10 personas en un sábado a la hora del almuerzo. El personal fue muy atento a nuestras necesidades y nos ofreció una mesa en el jardín bajo un techo sombreado marquesina. El servicio era cálido, genuino y atento, el jardín es un lugar muy agradable para pasar el rato y la comida era muy sabrosa. Volvería absolutamente aquí de nuevo.

** Posiblemente el mejor cerdo asado y repollo rojo que hemos probado en mi vida. **

Possibly the best roast in Bristol. Really lovely atmosphere, and the friendliest staff. Would recommend.

Un poco peculiar, escondido en la calle Werburghs justo al lado de City Farm, esta pequeña joya merece una visita. Una buena selección de Ales y Sidras y una amable bienvenida del personal. Un buen fuego abierto y algunos asientos cómodos. Incluso una plantilla de DJ Derek en la puerta del inodoro, ¿qué podría ser mejor?

I love this place. The food and menu are great catering for most allergens, and the garden is amazing. Always children there free and easy and dog friendly but clean.

Went here on a Saturday afternoon and it's now my favourite pub in Bristol. Had a lovely few pints of the Summer Lightning. The kids had food - the homemade fish fingers were recommended and they didn't disappoint. Such great staff. Really chilled out atmosphere. Will definitely be coming again.

An einem warmen Abend haben wir die unkomplizierte Atmosphäre und die sehr relaxten Leute der umliegenden Community erlebt. Nett. Okay das Essen war so naja, aber netter Service. Kann man mal machen.

Entorno agradable y sin embargo la cena pub jardín asada era verdaderamente decepcionante. Como habíamos leído unas críticas que esperábamos para nuestro sabroso grub £12. En su lugar nos dieron una tintorería, asado sin sabor que parecía estar sirven alrededor de 5 minutos después de ordenar (sugiriendo que había sido superficial, posiblemente unas cuantas veces! Y un montón de sal) salsa tenía que ser añadido. . .

My vegetarian kids liked the menu, but I wasn't impressed. Mainly burgers. However the outside seating area is large and has sunny and shady options, very pleasant on the hottest day of the year.

A really nice place to be outside in the city centre, a little expensive 2 people around £40 (Sunday roast)

Excellent, all round. Wonderful food.large portion.friendly staff in a lovely venue.defiantly recommend as top bristol attraction.

Este pub es claramente conocido por la comunidad local muy concurrido cuando fuimos en un soleado domingo para el almuerzo. Claramente popular con las familias con niños y esto puede ser porque está al lado de la granja de la comunidad. Esperar un poco para ser servido y luego esperar 40 minutos para la comida, pero no teníamos prisa y disfrutamos de tener una bebida mientras esperamos - cuatro opciones asado, incluyendo una opción vegetariana. La mayoría de la gente era estar fuera disfrutando del sol, pero había algunas mesas dentro. Los precios estaban entre £9 y £12, así que supongo que el precio promedio.

I love this pub, down to earth, relaxed, great music and no hassle clientele and to top it off the owners understand the vibe and make sure that it continues in the same, as it always has done and I hope how it always will be, a hidden gem.

There's definitely no passing trade at The Farm. It is tucked away among narrow streets in St Werburgh's, a self-contained suburb, once an old mining village, on the edge of Bristol just before the green belt. It felt almost like a country pub. The pub is spacious and comfortable, with a real fire and sofas as well as tables and dining chairs. The varied menu is all prepared on the premises, no caterers' portions, and the dishes were generous and tasty.

English tabern with fireplace. Bohemian ambient. Typical roast on sunday with vegetarian option. Childrens wellcoming. Situated in a nice area, quiet neighborhood surrounded by interesting houses and arquitecture.

Around a dozen of my walking group descended on The Farm Pub today, it was my first time but two or three had been before and recommended the food. Unfortunately it was a wet day as there were several nice tables outside, but we found seats inside. We were made to feel welcome when placing our order, apart from the printed menu there was a specials board, I opted for a large beer battered fish, with triple cooked chips and peas for £7.95 which appeared good value for money, after a short while the food started to arrive, unfortunately my cod appeared to be one of those cook from frozen battered portions and the chips were the thin frozen type rather than real triple cooked, which was disappointing. I wished that I had ordered something else. I wouldn't make a point to go back to The Farm Pub, but if in the area I might give it another go.

Just left the farm after popping in for an afternoon pint after a dog walk with friends. Beer was over priced and sub-standard in taste, I also wanted food but upon looking at the menu i found everything to be over priced and pseudo-pretentious, aiming to sound fancy but generally just your run of the mill pub slop with a Harrods price tag. Staff were then rude and unfriendly towards our 6 month old puppy who was whimping as she is still in training. Staff refused to come speak to us face to face and instead insisted on shouting from an upstairs window at us. Female staff member asked us to leave due to the noise and we agreed and were more than compliant. Then another (obviously drunken) customer in the garden became aggressive and abusive towards myself, my two friends and our dogs (one of which as previously mentioned is only a 6 month old puppy). At this point the woman in the window began to support and encourage the drunken customer and then made callous remarks implying that our beloved pet was unhappy and improperly cared for. All this after we had already agreed to, and was in the process of, leaving. We then asked why she continued on with her barrage when we had already complied with her requests and been as apologetic as possible on behalf of our puppy who is still in training, as we explained to everyone involved. I would rather walk 5-10mins round the corner to a number of much more friendly and welcoming pubs who DO NOT project the unwelcoming, false-hippy attitude that The Farm creates, not to mention avoiding the outrageously over priced food and drink. All in all this was an unpleasant experience that I will not be repeating and I strongly urge anyone considering a visit to The Farm to reconsider and try any of the much nicer venues within 500 feet from the farm.

This is an amazingly relaxed pub. Such a comfortable chilled atmosphere and excellent service. Large garden with lots of seating as well as option to sit on the grass. Indoor seating too. Good selection of beers and lagers on tap. Must come again.

For those of you old enough to remember the 60s hit for The Swinging Blue Jeans and the Hippy Era, this pub has a nostalgic feel with painted outside walls depicting rural scenes and other reminiscences of bygone times. The music nights could be interesting if they were of the era. There was plenty of seating outside with bits of old motor bikes partially buried in the garden (deliberately) for kids to play on, It is a nice place for a lunch time snack and a drink before or after visiting the nearby Sr Werbergh's City Farm (qv). At the time of my visit, the food and service were good even though the bbq sauce was a bit heavy on the pulled pork wrap, the cask ale well looked after, and the staff friendly. The toilets could have been fresher, but otherwise I enjoyed my visit.

Surprised to read the unflattering reviews posted on Trip Advisor - we visited the day after a local festival but still had great service - two tasty veggie meals and one roast beef.Loved the atmosphere, good beer, wine and food. It felt like a traditional local pub and maybe the negative reviewers are trying to keep the secret, but we loved it.

Visited with my family - 2 kids 2 adults. Our bill came to £34 we both had burgers which stated served with fries. I asked if I could swap for 'triple cooked chips' I was told I could for £1 extra...so £9.95. The kids had fish fingers and fries but it wasn't great. Chips weren't hot despite plates being hot. And my 'triple cooked chips' weren't special either. The burger had a nice flavour and chef was friendlyish.If I'm honest probably won't go back I went years ago and food was delicious back then!

We visited this local pub on Good Friday where the understaffed bar struggled to serve the punters. The service was haphazard and biased towards familiar faces in such a blatant way that it alienated everyone else. The food when it did eventually arrive was a disgrace to its description on the menu, made with no care or pride and served by a rude and disinterested waitress. The kids food offered is the worst we have been served anywhere, ever. This pub really has fallen from grace and is being propped up on goodwill more than the effort of the staff and management. We will not be revisiting this pub anytime soon, and certainly never again for food.

We came here with our kids for dinner. Some of the staff are very short tempered and rude. The prices are expensive so you would expect customer service to match. But unfortunately the some of the staff let the place down a lot. The whole place also stinks for weed inside and out. They ran out of ingredients and served our meals without telling us. Won't be eating there again. Certainly not worth the price. £4.35 for a pint of lager.

and a good range of other veggie/vegan choices. Friendly staff, good atmosphere, big fire and a fantastic garden.

Had to wait a bit to seat our large party, but the staff was lovely and the wait was spent being well cared for in the bar. Great food, good prices.

nous sommes allés dans ce restaurant pour manger le fameux "sunday roast"!grande déception quant à ce qu'il y avait dans l'assiette. légumes pas cuits, viande nerveuse et difficile à manger, sauce sans saveur et en abondance! par contre le cadre est vraiment très sympa, la déco atypique, mais on s'y sent bien! Surtout quand on a la chance de manger dehors un 1er Novembre avec un super soleil. Pour finir, l'accueil et le service sont très bons, chaleureux et de qualité.

i have been a few times for sunday lunch, and i would have to say it is one of the best pub roasts i have ever had, only downside is you may have to wait a long time for the food, last few times i was there, we had to wait nearly an hour for the food. but if you know of the place it is understandable. but don't get me wrong, it is worth the wait. go there for a lazy sunday of drinking and good food.

A great pub located next to the City Farm, it consists of a good sized beer garden which is a very pleasant spot in the warmer weather and has a number of unusual features such as a half-buried motorbike. The pub itself is completely covered in a farm themed mural. Inside it’s quite traditional with a good range of ales and ciders on the bar. The menu offered a concise choice of “pub grub” dishes with most of the main courses being around the £8 mark. I went for a beef chilli on a bed of nachos with soured cream and guacamole and this was a decent and tasty dish, and a generous portion. Elsewhere on the table, fish &amp; chips was also well received and a side order of skinny fries was a massive bowl full.Staff seemed friendly enough on the whole, although service at the bar was a bit hit and miss. All in all I thought this was a great pub. If you don’t mind something a bit alternative, give it a go.

Went for a pint in the evening. Interesting place which serves food from the city farm nearby. This is not your usual chain pub. Friendly staff good beer and a local clientele from the emo grungy side of live... Brilliant

We visited here on Sunday with a group of friends after going to the climbing centre up the road. The roast dinner was really tasty and great value. They don't take bookings and it gets very busy so would advise turning up early. The pub is quite small but has a large outdoor area which would be fab in summer. Very family friendly. Will return.

We came here for a Sunday roast, only to wait an hour after paying to be told that they were out of food to make a whole roast. A bit annoying as we had paid and had been waiting so long. We asked if they could knock a bit of money off as a good will gesture as the meal was incomplete; they offered to knock a pound off the whole bill (rubbish!), so we decided to get a refund and get food elsewhere. Our issue with this is not them running out of food, but the bad customer service about it. Upon both asking for some money off and then a refund, there was a begrudging attitude from chef and staff. Upon leaving we saw a chef arguing with a customer about an order. Both as chefs ourselves it's not hard to do some very basic cooking and run a friendly roast Sunday service in a small pub. As a local I am not going to visit again and I will be advising my friends against eating here.

great staff, friendly vibe, lush food ( sunday roasts are the bomb)huge garden, dogs and kids welcome...

Excellent Sunday roast today but cider was undrinkable. When I asked for a different one, I was told it was meant to taste like that! My glass was then topped up with lemonade to try and make it palatable! Eventually after a lot of fuss, my half pint was replaced. Poor customer relations, I thought as we had already paid for 6 lunches which were delicious.

I was about to give up on this one. But thank goodness we went back after visiting the city farm. FINALLY they changed the chef. Nice food that justifies the price tag. We left the place content not just for the pints. But also finally for the food. Well done!

Brilliant local boozer, where it's great for a pint after climbing at undercover rock, Brilliant food, and great to catch the sun if you're lucky!

Loads of different veg with the roast, fast service, delish veggie options and really great value. Lush outdoor searing area and cosy indoors, will defo go back.

I had slow roast belly pork which was delicious, we had 5+ types of fresh vegetables, lovely roast potatoes, very well presented and freshly cooked.It was very busy, there were lots of families so if you don't like kids - don't go.

Came here late one night for a drink. The Farm is a great place. Very interesting set up inside and out. They seem to cater to a unique crowd which is fun. Great selection of real ales as well. Service very attentive and friendly. Loved this place. Sadly only visited once during my stay in UK. Definitely recommend the outdoor seating during summer.

I was visiting Bristol and met a friend here for a quick drink on a sunny afternoon. Really liked it. Nice friendly relaxed vibe with a large outside drinking area. I hope to return sometime soon and have more than just a coke next time...

I have only eaten here once (a Sunday roast) and it was pretty good. They serve generous portions and at a reasonable price. The outside seating area is very nice and when the sun is out this place is very busy. The clientèle is generally more alternative which suits the area.

The foods pretty good and caters for most people. The selection of larger is a bit limited and is overpriced. This is a good little place for a Sunday afternoon drink after breakfast a the Farm cafe next door. You will have to dodge the 'trustafarians' though...