Bristol's best bank-holiday sun traps
By Nicole Abou-abdallah, Epigram Food Online Editor
There's no better way to spend a sunny bank-holiday than being out in the sun with a Pimm's in hand, or even an ice-cold shake. Check out these swanky out door seating areas around campus when trying to decide where to catch the hottest rays.
99 Queen's road
This is a small cafe, just out of the way from Victoria Rooms. It offers a range of drinks, from ice-cold frappes to wine and spirits. The outdoor patio is large enough to accommodate big groups of friends, and the staff are all extremely friendly (even towards dogs)!
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The Epiphany Cafe @ RWA
A low-key yet gorgeous cafe, found inside the Royal West of England Art Academy, is a beautiful terrace seating area which is great for people-watching. It is strictly a cafe, meaning no alcoholic beverages are served. However, the coffee here is one of the best I have tasted in Bristol.
Zerodegrees
This is a very cute microbrewery/restaurant found on Park Row. It has a cute terrace which overlooks the Christmas Steps, and even offers student discount on their drinks! If you fancy paying this place a visit on a day which does not fall on a bank-holiday, they also have lots of drinks deals, meaning you can taste all of their beers for a fraction of the price.
Colston Arms - St. Michael's Hill
You can spend the whole afternoon here in the beautiful and rustic beer garden, located on a road just off St. Michael's Hill. This cute and quirky pub offers lots of board games that you can play with while you sip a cold one and catch the rays!
Steam - Clifton Down
This is a bar situated in a small cranny by Clifton Down station. They have a pretty patio decorated with fairy lights and comfy sofas.
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