Spotlight on Bristol

Join your host, Terence Williams, as he explores six of Bristol’s best spots for board games, social gaming, and interactive fun. From dedicated board game cafés packed with hundreds of titles to hybrid venues combining drinks, food, and play, this episode is all about connection, competition, and good old-fashioned face-to-face fun. Every location featured is actively trading and easy to visit, whether you’re planning a casual night out or a full evening of games. 🎲 Places featured: Chance & Counters Bristol Website: https://www.chanceandcounters.com Address: 20 Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BS Highlights: Bristol’s best-known board game café, offering hundreds of games, table service, great food, and a welcoming atmosphere for beginners and serious gamers alike. Replay Bristol Website: https://replaybristol.com Address: 13–15 High Street, Bristol BS1 2AW Highlights: A lively gaming bar combining board games, retro video games, cocktails, and social energy — ideal for groups looking for a fun, informal night out. Geek Retreat Bristol Website: https://geek-retreat.uk Address: 43 The Horsefair, Bristol BS1 3JP Highlights: A community-driven space focused on tabletop gaming, trading card games, and events — with regular tournaments and a strong local following. Mana House Bristol Website: https://www.manahouse.co.uk Address: 28 Broad Street, Bristol BS1 2HG Highlights: A hybrid café and gaming store specialising in trading card games, board games, and hobby culture, with space to play and connect with other enthusiasts. Area 51 Bristol Website: https://area51bristol.co.uk Address: 20–21 St Nicholas Street, Bristol BS1 1UB Highlights: A long-standing gaming hub focused on tabletop gaming, role-playing games, and community events — a staple of Bristol’s gaming scene. Playground Coffee House & Bar Website: https://www.playgroundcoffee.co.uk Address: 45 St Nicholas Street, Bristol BS1 1TP Highlights: A creative café-bar offering board games, coffee, cocktails, and relaxed social play — perfect for casual gaming sessions in a laid-back environment.

Join your host, Terence Williams, as he explores six of Bristol’s most inspiring places to work outside the traditional office. From creative hubs and collaborative studios to flexible co-working spaces designed for freelancers, startups, and remote workers, this episode highlights the venues helping Bristol’s independent business community thrive. Every location listed is actively operating and offers bookable desks, memberships, or workspace options. 💻 Places featured DeskLodge Bristol Website: desklodge.com Address: Beacon Tower, Colston Street, Bristol BS1 4XE Highlights: One of Bristol’s most distinctive co-working environments with themed meeting rooms, flexible desk memberships, and a thriving startup community. Origin Workspace Website: originworkspace.co.uk Address: 40 Berkeley Square, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1HP Highlights: A premium co-working hub offering shared desks, private offices, and event space designed for entrepreneurs and creative professionals. Future Leap Clifton Website: futureleap.co.uk Address: 1–3 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AA Highlights: A sustainability-focused co-working space bringing together purpose-driven businesses and ethical entrepreneurs. Runway East Bristol Website: runwayea.st Address: 101 Victoria Street, Bristol BS1 6PU Highlights: A fast-growing UK startup workspace offering offices, mentoring, networking, and a strong community of founders. Engine Shed Website: engine-shed.co.uk Address: Station Approach, Temple Meads, Bristol BS1 6QH Highlights: One of Bristol’s most important innovation hubs supporting startups, research partnerships, and business growth initiatives. Gather Round Website: gather-round.co Address: 14–16 Baldwin Street, Bristol BS1 1SE Highlights: A relaxed co-working café concept offering flexible desks, meeting rooms, and great coffee for freelancers and remote workers.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a night-owl’s guide to Bristol’s late-night food and dessert scene. From indulgent sweet treats to savoury comfort food, this episode highlights places that keep serving long after most kitchens close. Places featured: Pizzarova Website: pizzarova.com Address: Various Bristol locations Highlights: Wood-fired pizza made with fresh ingredients, popular for late-evening dining. Chilli Daddy Website: chillidaddy.co.uk Address: Baldwin Street, Bristol BS1 1SD Highlights: Authentic Sichuan street food known for bold flavours and late-night availability. Swoon Gelato Website: swoononaspoon.co.uk Address: 31 College Green, Bristol BS1 5TB Highlights: Award-winning gelato and sorbet — a favourite late-evening dessert stop. Creams Café Bristol Website: creamscafe.com Address: 23–25 Baldwin Street, Bristol BS1 1NA Highlights: Waffles, crepes, sundaes, and milkshakes served late into the night. Oowee Vegan Website: ooweevegan.com Address: Various Bristol locations Highlights: Plant-based comfort food with burgers, fries, and indulgent sauces — popular for late-night cravings. Bosco Pizzeria Website: boscopizzeria.co.uk Address: Whiteladies Road, Bristol BS8 2PH Highlights: Neapolitan-style pizza with late-night service and relaxed atmosphere.

Join your host, Terence Williams, as he explores six independent gyms and fitness studios shaping Bristol’s health and movement culture. From strength training and climbing to yoga and functional fitness, these are places built around community, expertise, and sustainable wellbeing. Places featured: SweatBox Bristol Website: sweatboxbristol.com Address: 48 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AE Highlights: Strength and conditioning gym focused on inclusive training, coaching, and long-term fitness. CrossFit Bristol North Website: crossfitbristolnorth.com Address: 16 Concorde Drive, Bristol BS10 6PZ Highlights: Well-established CrossFit gym offering coached classes, open gym, and beginner programmes. TCA Bristol (The Climbing Academy) Website: theclimbingacademy.com Address: Various Bristol locations Highlights: Indoor climbing gyms offering bouldering and roped climbing for all levels. Workout Harbourside Website: workoutharbourside.co.uk Address: The Pithay, Bristol BS1 2LZ Highlights: Boutique gym offering personal training, group sessions, and tailored fitness programmes. Elevate Studio Website: elevatetogether.co.uk Address: Unit 11, Cargo 2, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 6ZA Highlights: Yoga, barre, and Pilates studio with a calm, design-led space overlooking the harbour. Bristol Yoga Centre Website: bristolyogacentre.co.uk Address: 10 Park Row, Bristol BS1 5LJ Highlights: Central studio offering yoga, Pilates, workshops, and private sessions.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a deep dive into Bristol’s film culture beyond the big-name indie cinemas. This episode explores the city’s film ecosystem — from micro-cinema bookings and classic film celebrations to festivals, pop-up screenings, and heritage venues that keep cinema alive as a shared community experience. Every listing below is actively operating and includes a verified website and public address so listeners can plan ahead. Places featured: 20th Century Flicks Website: https://20thcenturyflicks.co.uk Address: 19 Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BS Highlights: Part film archive, part video rental institution, and part bookable micro-cinema — this is one of Bristol’s most unique film experiences, with private screenings and deep-cut discoveries. Scott Cinemas Bristol, Westbury Park (Orpheus Cinema site) Website: https://bristolwestburypark.scottcinemas.co.uk Address: Northumbria Drive, Westbury Park, Bristol BS9 4HN Highlights: A classic neighbourhood cinema experience — a great counterpoint to city-centre venues, and ideal for listeners who want a traditional screen, local atmosphere, and a reliable programme. Bristol Film Festival Website: https://www.bristolfilmfestival.com Address: 26 Kings Parade Mews, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2RE Highlights: A modern film festival brand focused on “cinema as an event” — screenings in memorable settings, themed nights, and experiences designed for film lovers who want more than just a seat and a screen. Encounters Film Festival (Short Film & Animation) Website: https://www.encounters.film Address: 1 Unity Street, Bristol BS1 5HH Highlights: Bristol’s flagship short film and animation festival energy — a home for emerging talent, bold storytelling, and a strong industry-meets-community vibe that reflects Bristol’s creative DNA. Cary Comes Home Festival Website: https://www.carycomeshome.co.uk Address: Bristol Megascreen (Bristol Aquarium), Anchor Road, Bristol BS1 5TT Highlights: A festival celebrating Cary Grant’s Bristol roots with classic film screenings and special events — a brilliant “film heritage” angle that connects Hollywood history back to the city. Slapstick Festival Website: https://slapstick.org.uk Address: 96 Somerset Road, Upper Knowle, Bristol BS4 2JB Highlights: A screen comedy festival that treats film like performance — classic comedy, live events, and curated screenings that bring audiences together for a shared laugh on a big screen.

Join your host, Terence Williams, as he explores six bookable experiences in Bristol that go beyond simply “going out.” From immersive games and tastings to creative and sensory adventures, this episode is all about memorable experiences you can plan, book, and gift. Every place featured is actively trading, independently run, and offers a clear, book-ahead experience. 🎟️ Places featured: Wake The Tiger Website: https://www.wakethetiger.com Address: 127 Albert Road, St Philips, Bristol BS2 0YA Highlights: The UK’s first “Amazement Park®” — a large-scale immersive art experience with hidden doors, interactive storytelling, and surreal environments you explore at your own pace. Axe & Trap Website: https://axeandtrap.com Address: 153 Whiteladies Road, Bristol BS8 2RA Highlights: Guided axe-throwing sessions in a safe, social environment. A popular choice for group bookings, birthdays, and competitive fun with expert instructors. Locked In A Room Website: https://lockedinaroom.co.uk Address: 6–8 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5HX Highlights: One of Bristol’s original escape-room venues, offering multiple themed puzzle rooms that challenge teamwork, logic, and problem-solving under pressure. Bristol Blue Glass Website: https://bristol-blue-glass.co.uk Address: Unit 2, 15–17 Bath Buildings, Montpelier, Bristol BS6 5PT Highlights: Hands-on glass-blowing experiences where visitors can create their own piece of Bristol Blue glass with guidance from skilled artisans. 6 O’Clock Gin Experience Website: https://www.6oclockgin.com/experiences Address: 6 O’Clock Gin Distillery, Thornbury, South Gloucestershire BS35 3UT Highlights: Bookable distillery tours and tasting experiences exploring botanicals, copper stills, and the story behind one of the region’s best-known craft gins. SUP Bristol Website: https://www.supbristol.com Address: Baltic Wharf, Cumberland Road, Bristol BS1 6XG Highlights: Stand-up paddleboarding lessons and guided tours through Bristol’s floating harbour — a relaxed but memorable way to see the city from the water.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a six-stop wander through Bristol’s best places to discover antiques, interiors, and characterful home finds. From historic arcades and traditional markets to design-led interiors shops and bold statement furniture, this episode is all about objects with stories, craftsmanship, and personality. Every location featured is actively trading and has a clear, verifiable web presence so you can explore further or plan a visit with confidence. 🪑 Places featured: Clifton Arcade Website: https://www.cliftonarcade.co.uk Address: Boyce’s Avenue, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4AA Highlights: A beautiful Victorian arcade housing multiple independent dealers specialising in antiques, jewellery, interiors, and collectables. One of Bristol’s most atmospheric places to browse for unique home pieces. St Nicholas Market Website: https://www.stnicholasmarketbristol.com Address: Corn Street, Bristol BS1 1JQ Highlights: Beyond its famous food stalls, St Nick’s is home to long-standing traders selling antiques, prints, vintage objects, and curiosities — a cornerstone of Bristol’s trading and collecting culture. Prior Shop Home Website: https://priorshop.co.uk/pages/home Address: 49 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PW Highlights: A thoughtfully curated interiors and lifestyle space focusing on high-quality homeware, lighting, textiles, and timeless design, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and craftsmanship. Midgley Green Website: https://www.midgleygreen.com Address: 12 Colston Yard, Bristol BS1 5BD Highlights: A design-led furniture and interiors showroom showcasing modern classics, contemporary pieces, and statement lighting — ideal for both inspiration and investment buys. Otomi Website: https://www.otomi.co.uk Address: 15 Perry Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1BQ Highlights: A long-standing Bristol favourite offering globally inspired homeware, textiles, rugs, cushions, and decorative accessories sourced from around the world. Repsycho Website: https://www.repsycho.co.uk Address: 60 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5JN Highlights: Bold, theatrical furniture and interiors with a strong vintage and maximalist aesthetic — perfect for anyone who loves dramatic, statement-making home design.

Join your host, Terence Williams, as he explores six Bristol businesses that equip the city’s adventurers, explorers, and outdoors-minded locals. From climbing and hiking to cycling, paddle sports, and wild swimming, this episode highlights independent and specialist shops that help Bristolians get outside — whether that’s the Mendips, the coast, or the hills just beyond the city. Every location featured is actively trading, well-established, and easy to visit. 🥾 Places featured: Ellis Brigham Mountain Sports Website: https://www.ellis-brigham.com Address: 10–12 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5HX Highlights: A go-to destination for serious outdoor kit, including hiking, climbing, skiing, and camping gear. Known for expert staff, boot fitting services, and high-quality technical equipment. Cotswold Outdoor (Bristol) Website: https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com Address: 40–42 Queen Square, Bristol BS1 4QP Highlights: A large outdoor retailer offering clothing, footwear, and gear for walking, travel, camping, and adventure sports — popular with beginners and experienced explorers alike. Bristol Rock Centre Website: https://www.bristolrockcentre.com Address: 336 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8TR Highlights: Independent climbing specialists stocking ropes, shoes, chalk, hardware, and bouldering essentials. A favourite among climbers heading to Avon Gorge, the Mendips, or indoor walls. Ground Effect Cycling Website: https://www.groundeffectcycling.com Address: 11–13 Colston Yard, Bristol BS1 5BD Highlights: A long-established independent bike shop offering sales, servicing, repairs, and accessories. Known for friendly advice and supporting Bristol’s strong cycling culture. SUP Bristol Website: https://www.supbristol.com Address: Baltic Wharf, Cumberland Road, Bristol BS1 6XG Highlights: Stand-up paddleboarding specialists offering lessons, guided tours, equipment hire, and retail — right on the harbourside, making it easy to get straight onto the water. Up and Under Outdoor Website: https://www.upandunder.co.uk Address: 67 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2NT Highlights: One of the UK’s oldest independent outdoor shops, stocking classic and modern gear for climbing, walking, camping, and travel — trusted by generations of adventurers.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a six-stop tour through Bristol’s thriving vintage and second-hand shopping scene. From carefully curated retro fashion to bargain-filled charity shops and iconic resale destinations, this episode celebrates the joy of thrifting in a city that prides itself on individuality and sustainability. Every spot featured is actively trading, independently loved, and ideal for discovering one-of-a-kind finds. 👗 Places featured: Rag Trade Boutique Website: https://www.ragtradeboutique.co.uk Address: 6 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PQ Highlights: One of Bristol’s best-known vintage shops, Rag Trade specialises in handpicked men’s and women’s vintage clothing from the 70s through to the 90s, including denim, jackets, dresses, and accessories. Re:Up Bristol Website: https://www.reupbristol.com Address: 82 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PJ Highlights: A colourful, modern resale store focused on reworked and curated vintage fashion. Known for bold streetwear, statement pieces, and a strong sustainability message. Loot Vintage Website: https://www.lootvintage.co.uk Address: 3 St Nicholas Street, Bristol BS1 1UB Highlights: A favourite for affordable vintage and second-hand clothing, with rails packed full of retro shirts, jackets, dresses, and denim — great for treasure hunters and bargain seekers. Sobey’s Vintage Clothing Website: https://sobeysvintageclothing.co.uk Address: 104 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5RW Highlights: A long-standing independent vintage shop offering well-organised rails of classic menswear, womenswear, and timeless pieces from multiple decades. Revive Charity Shop (Stokes Croft) Website: https://revivecharity.org.uk Address: 21 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3PR Highlights: A popular charity shop known for high-quality second-hand clothing, furniture, and homeware. A great stop for ethical thrifting while supporting local community causes. Gloucester Road Vintage & Charity Strip Website: https://visitbristol.co.uk Address: Gloucester Road, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 Highlights: One of the longest stretches of independent shops in Europe, Gloucester Road is packed with vintage stores, charity shops, and resale gems — ideal for a full afternoon of thrifting and browsing.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a crate-digging journey through Bristol’s independent record shops — the places that keep the city’s music culture alive long after the gigs end. From rare pressings and reissues to genre-defining specialists and DJ-favourite bins, this episode celebrates the shops where Bristol discovers, preserves, and obsesses over vinyl. Every location below is independently run, actively trading, and open to the public. 🎶 Places featured: Idle Hands Records Website: https://idlehandsrecords.com Address: 8 Lower Park Row, Bristol BS1 5BJ Highlights: A globally respected independent record shop known for electronic, techno, ambient, experimental, and underground releases. Also operates as a label and distro, attracting DJs and collectors from around the world. Wanted Records Website: https://www.wantedrecords.co.uk Address: 24 Small Street, Bristol BS1 1DW Highlights: A long-standing Bristol institution stocking new and second-hand vinyl across rock, indie, soul, jazz, hip-hop, and classics. Known for fair pricing, knowledgeable staff, and deep crates. Prime Cuts Record Store Website: https://primecutsbristol.co.uk Address: 4–6 St Nicholas Street, Bristol BS1 1UB Highlights: A specialist vinyl shop focusing on soul, funk, jazz, disco, hip-hop, and rare groove. Hugely popular with DJs and collectors looking for quality pressings and hard-to-find records. Plastic Wax Records Website: https://plasticwaxrecords.com Address: 16 Gloucester Road, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8AE Highlights: A fiercely independent shop known for punk, metal, hardcore, noise, and alternative music. Community-driven, unapologetically niche, and a vital part of Gloucester Road’s creative scene. Friendly Records Website: https://friendlyrecords.co.uk Address: 16 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1HT Highlights: A welcoming neighbourhood record shop offering new vinyl, Record Store Day exclusives, in-store signings, and a strong connection to Bristol’s local music community. Specialist Subject Records Website: https://specialistsubjectrecords.co.uk Address: 41 Perry Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1BQ Highlights: Independent label and record shop championing punk, DIY, alternative, and left-field music. Stocks vinyl, tapes, zines, and merch with a strong ethical and community focus.

Join your host, Terence Williams, as he explores six of Bristol’s best independent boutiques and maker-led shops — places where creativity, craftsmanship, and local identity take centre stage. From ethically made fashion and homeware to illustration, gifts, and Bristol-designed products, this episode celebrates shopping local and supporting businesses that do things differently. Every location listed below is independently owned, actively trading, and easy to visit in person. 🛍️ Places featured: Prior Shop Website: https://priorshop.co.uk Address: 49 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PW Highlights: An ethical menswear store focusing on sustainable, well-made clothing and footwear. Known for timeless design, transparency, and a carefully curated selection of responsible brands. Grace & Mabel Website: https://www.graceandmabel.co.uk Address: 32 The Mall, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4DS Highlights: A stylish independent women’s boutique offering contemporary fashion, accessories, and personal styling. Loved for its friendly service and carefully chosen brands. Fox + Feather Website: https://www.foxandfeather.co.uk Address: 170 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JQ Highlights: A Bristol-based gift shop specialising in locally made prints, cards, jewellery, and homeware. A go-to stop for thoughtful gifts and Bristol-designed pieces. Fig 1 Website: https://fig1.co.uk Address: 10 Clifton Arcade, Boyce’s Avenue, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4AA Highlights: A beautifully curated shop focusing on contemporary design, stationery, ceramics, jewellery, and homeware — ideal for design lovers and gift seekers. That Thing Website: https://thatthing.co Address: 127 Cheltenham Road, Cotham, Bristol BS6 5RW Highlights: A much-loved Bristol shop showcasing illustration, prints, books, zines, and creative gifts — with a strong emphasis on independent artists and playful design. Made in Bristol Shop Website: https://madeinbristolshop.co.uk Address: 14 Small Street, Bristol BS1 1DE Highlights: A collective retail space featuring products exclusively made by Bristol-based artists and makers, from ceramics and jewellery to art prints and home décor.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a six‑stop tour of Bristol’s vibrant coffee culture. From relaxed neighbourhood cafés to speciality brewers with cult followings, this episode highlights the city’s standout spots for expertly brewed espresso, filter coffee, delicious pastries, and welcoming atmospheres. Each venue below has a confirmed address and active presence so you can plan your own caffeinated adventure. Bridges & Balloons ☕️ Places featured: Full Court Press Website: https://fcp.coffee/ Address: 59 Broad Street, Bristol BS12EJ, United Kingdom Highlights: A central favourite for speciality coffee lovers, roasting its own beans and serving expertly crafted espresso drinks and filter brews in a lively city location. Small Street Espresso Website: http://www.smallstreetespresso.co.uk/ Address: 23 Small Street, Bristol BS11DW, United Kingdom Highlights: One of Bristol’s earliest specialty coffee pioneers — intimate, excellent espresso and filter, great spot for a morning pick‑me‑up or slow coffee break. Gather Coffee Website: https://gathercoffee.co.uk/ Address: 56a Park Street, Bristol BS15JN, United Kingdom Highlights: Highly rated café with a warm, bright interior and stellar reviews for both coffee quality and service — a favourite for relaxed catch‑ups in the heart of town. Greytone Coffee Website: https://burrabristol.co.uk/ Address: UnitA, Dean Street Works, 13‑19 Dean Street, Bristol BS28SF, United Kingdom Highlights: Stylish speciality coffee shop with a modern aesthetic, excellent single‑origin pours, and moreish baked goods — great for remote work or midday coffee runs. New Cut Coffee Website: https://newcutcoffee.com/ Address: Museum Street, Bristol BS16UD, United Kingdom Highlights: A beloved neighbourhood café with consistently high ratings — known for smooth brews, welcoming service, and a local feel. The Coffee Box Instagram: @thecoffeeboxbristol Address: 100 Temple Street, Redcliffe, Bristol BS16HT, United Kingdom Highlights: A hidden gem in Redcliffe with a stellar review score, neat coffee menu, and friendly vibe — perfect for a quieter, neighbourhood coffee stop.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a front‑row seat to Bristol’s vibrant performing arts scene. In this episode, we visit six of the city’s most beloved and varied performance venues — from grand historic stages to intimate fringe spaces — each offering a different flavour of live theatre, music, comedy, improv, and performance culture. All are active, have real websites or strong public listings, and are easy to visit. 🎭 Places featured: Bristol Old Vic Website: https://bristololdvic.org.uk Address: King Street, Bristol BS1 4ED, United Kingdom Highlights: The oldest continuously working theatre in the English‑speaking world, Bristol Old Vic presents acclaimed drama, comedy, contemporary work, and family‑friendly shows from its historic King Street home. Bristol Hippodrome Website: https://www.atgtickets.com/venues/bristol-hippodrome Address: St Augustine’s Parade, Bristol BS1 4UZ, United Kingdom Highlights: One of Britain’s largest theatre stages, the Hippodrome hosts touring West End musicals, opera, ballet, comedians, and classic pantomimes year‑round — a must‑visit for spectacular productions. Tobacco Factory Theatres Website: https://www.tobaccofactorytheatres.com Address: Raleigh Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1TF, United Kingdom Highlights: A dynamic cultural hub in a converted factory building, with a packed calendar of theatre, puppetry, comedy, dance, family shows and innovative performance work. Tobacco Factory Theatres The Wardrobe Theatre Website: http://thewardrobetheatre.com Address: 25 West Street, Old Market, Bristol BS2 0DF, United Kingdom Highlights: Bristol’s leading fringe theatre, known for bold, eclectic programming that includes comedy, improvisation, local writing, and family productions — intimate and engaging. Bristol Beacon Website: http://www.bristolbeacon.org Address: Trenchard Street, Bristol BS1 5AR, United Kingdom Highlights: More than a concert hall, Bristol Beacon is a major performance venue celebrating music, spoken‑word, community events and cross‑genre performances, with a stunning programme and heritage. Redgrave Theatre Website: http://www.redgravetheatre.com Address: Percival Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 3LE, United Kingdom Highlights: A classic theatre venue boasting a varied event calendar of plays, live music, comedy and community performances — beloved for its welcoming atmosphere and regional programming.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a six‑stop tour of Bristol’s most storied pubs — places with centuries of history, fascinating local lore, and plenty of character. From cider houses older than the Clifton Suspension Bridge to harbour‑side inns with maritime roots, this episode explores pubs that are destinations in their own right. Each location below is active and confirmed with a real address and (where available) working website so you can plan your own visit. 🍺 Places featured: Seven Stars Website: http://www.7stars.co.uk/ Address: 1 Thomas Lane, Redcliffe, Bristol BS1 6JG, United Kingdom Highlights: One of Bristol’s oldest pubs, tucked down a cobbled lane in Redcliffe. Known for its extensive real‑ale selection, traditional atmosphere, and deep historical links — including hosting abolitionist Thomas Clarkson in the 18th century. The Coronation Tap Website: https://www.thecoronationtap.com/ Address: 8 Sion Place, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4AX, United Kingdom Highlights: Known locally as “The Cori,” this iconic cider house has been pouring strong Exhibition Cider and classic drinks for over 200 years. Its historic vibe and Clifton setting make it a must‑visit for cider lovers and history fans alike. The Hatchet Inn - JW Bassett Pub Website: https://www.jwbpubs.com/pubs/the-hatchet-inn/ Address: 27 Frogmore Street, Bristol BS1 5NA, United Kingdom Highlights: Often cited as Bristol’s oldest operating pub (dating back to 1606), this Grade II‑listed timber‑framed gem brims with character, a great beer garden, and a lively crowd. Wikipedia The Stag & Hounds Website: https://www.thestagandhounds.co.uk/ Address: 74 Old Market Street, Bristol BS2 0EJ, United Kingdom Highlights: A historic Old Market favourite with a warm, friendly atmosphere and a solid roster of craft beers and pub dishes — a strong example of Bristol’s hearty, character‑rich pub culture. Grain Barge Website: https://www.grainbarge.com/ Address: Hotwell Rd, Mardyke Wharf, Hotwells, Bristol BS8 4RU, United Kingdom Highlights: A truly unique harbour‑side pub and bar/restaurant aboard a converted barge. With panoramic water views, seasonal menus, craft drinks and lively live music, it’s a historic setting with modern appeal. The Ostrich Website: https://butcombe.com/the-ostrich-pub-bristol/ Address: Lower Guinea Street, Redcliffe, Bristol BS1 6TJ, United Kingdom Highlights: Built in the 18th century and long part of Bristol’s dockside pub scene, The Ostrich combines old‑world harbour charm with a large beer garden, hearty pub food, and a laid‑back social vibe perfect for a long afternoon drink.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a six‑stop dive into Bristol’s top indoor spots — perfect for rainy days, family outings, or just a fun break from city bustle. From science centres to activity parks, this episode explores a mix of engaging, playful, and interactive venues where everyone from kids to adults can have a great time. 🧩 Places featured: We The Curious Website: wethecurious.org Address: One Millennium Square, Anchor Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5DB Highlights: An interactive science centre with 200+ hands‑on exhibits and the UK’s 3D planetarium. Great for families — lots of experiments, creativity zones, and educational fun indoors. Website: bristolmuseums.org.uk/m-shed Address: Princes Wharf, Wapping Road, Bristol BS1 4RN Highlights: A social‑history museum telling the story of Bristol — ideal for history buffs, curious minds, or a thoughtful indoor visit that gives deeper context to the city. King Pin Bowling & Arcade – Cabot Circus Website: kingpins.co.uk Address: Cabot Circus, Broad Weir, Bristol (inside Cabot Circus complex) Highlights: Bowling, arcade games, shuffleboard, darts, karaoke — a fun, lively venue for friends, families or groups looking for games and social fun come rain or shine. AirHop Bristol Website: airhop.co.uk Address: Unit 5 Britannia Road, Patchway, Bristol. BS34 5TA Highlights: Trampolining, active play zones — a great pick for energetic kids or adults who want to bounce, play, and Laser Combat Bristol Website: laser-combat.co.uk Address: C/O, TeamSport Go Karting, Avonmouth Way, Avonmouth, Bristol BS11 9EA Highlights: Indoor multi‑level laser tag arena — perfect for groups, families, or friends looking for a fun, competitive indoor adventure (great for birthdays or group outings). Tenpin Bristol Website: tenpin.co.uk Address: Avonmeads Retail Park, St Phillips Marsh, Bristol, BS2 0SP Highlights: Bowling, karaoke, arcade, and games rooms — a versatile indoor leisure spot where you can mix games, music, and social fun under one roof.

Join your host, Terence Williams, as he guides you through six of Bristol’s most compelling cultural venues — from world‑class museums to contemporary art centres and immersive science hubs. Whether you’re local or visiting, this episode is your passport to discovering Bristol’s rich history, creativity, and hidden cultural treasures. 🏛️ Places featured: Bristol Museum & Art Gallery Website: bristolmuseums.org.uk Address: Queens Road, Bristol BS8 1RL Highlights: A grand, multi‑floor museum spanning natural history, art, archaeology, and world cultures — home to dinosaur skeletons, ancient artefacts, fine art, and rotating exhibitions. Entry is free and the museum offers a deep dive into both global heritage and local history. M Shed Website: bristolmuseums.org.uk/m-shed Address: Princes Wharf, Wapping Road, Bristol BS1 4RN Highlights: Bristol’s social‑history museum — displaying thousands of objects, stories and media that trace the city’s evolution from historic port to modern metropolis. Great for understanding Bristol’s identity, culture and social heritage through time. We The Curious Website: wethecurious.org Address: One Millennium Square, Anchor Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5DB Highlights: An interactive science centre with over 200 hands‑on exhibits and the UK’s only 3D planetarium. Ideal for families, curious minds and anyone who enjoys interactive learning — from bubbles and brains to robots and space. Arnolfini (Centre for Contemporary Arts) Website: arnolfini.org.uk Address: 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA Highlights: A leading contemporary arts centre on the harbourside — with rotating exhibitions, performance art, cinema, a bookshop, café‑bar, and a vibrant cultural programme. Perfect for exploring modern art, creative energy, and cross‑disciplinary culture. The Georgian House Museum Website: via Bristol Museums network — part of the city’s heritage building collection. Address: 7 Great George Street, Bristol BS1 5RR (historic townhouse museum) Highlights: Step back in time to 18th‑century Bristol — this preserved townhouse offers a glimpse of Georgian life, with period rooms and historic interiors. A quiet, immersive way to experience history close to the city centre. Red Lodge Museum Website: via Bristol Museums / city heritage listings on local culture portals. Address: Park Row, Bristol BS1 5LJ Highlights: One of Bristol’s oldest surviving historic houses, with original Tudor & Elizabethan rooms and a beautiful knot garden. Offers a peaceful, atmospheric look into centuries‑old domestic life and craftsmanship.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a leafy escape across Bristol’s most surprising green spaces. In this episode, we uncover six rooftop terraces, secret gardens, and elevated urban oases — each verified with a working website and public address. From panoramic lookouts to community-tended hideaways, this is your guide to the city's most tranquil outdoor spots above or off the beaten path. 🌿 Places featured: Clifton Observatory Website: cliftonobservatory.com Address: Litfield Place, Clifton, Bristol BS8 3LT Highlights: Historic tower with a scenic rooftop terrace overlooking Clifton Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge. Ideal for a tranquil, elevated city perspective. Bambalan Website: bambalan.co.uk Address: Beacon Tower, Colston Street, Bristol BS1 4XE Highlights: A colourful rooftop bar and restaurant with one of the best open-air terraces in the city — perfect for sunset drinks or brunch with a view. The Mall (Clifton) Website: designmynight.com Address: 66 The Mall, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4JG Highlights: A Victorian pub with a hidden, three-tier garden terrace behind it. Quiet, leafy, and surprisingly expansive for a tucked-away rooftop. Bedminster Secret Gardens Website: opengardens.co.uk Address: Locations throughout Bedminster, Bristol BS3 Highlights: Once-a-year open-garden event where residents across Bedminster invite the public into their hidden gardens — full of charm, colour, and personal touches. Bedminster Station Garden Group Website: farmgarden.org.uk Address: Near Bedminster Station, Victoria Park Lower Entrance, Fraser Street, BS3 4LY Highlights: A volunteer-maintained community garden that turned disused railway land into a blooming sanctuary with flowers, bird-feeders, and herbs. GreenHouse Community Garden Website: gardeniser.eu Address: Bedminster, Bristol (exact coordinates on website) Highlights: An active urban garden cultivated by locals, offering a quiet, natural setting for reflection, education, and relaxation in the heart of the neighbourhood.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for an evening-focused episode featuring six of Bristol’s best destinations for great drinks and unforgettable sounds. We’re exploring independent distilleries and iconic music venues — all active, with verified websites and public addresses, so you can sip and sway your way through Bristol’s spirited nightlife. 🍸🎶 Places featured: Bristol Dry Gin at The Rummer Website: bristoldrygin.com Address: The Rummer, All Saints Lane, Bristol BS1 1JH Highlights: Boutique gin distillery offering small-batch spirits and tasting sessions inside one of Bristol’s oldest pubs — nestled in the heart of the Old City. Old Market Distillery Website: oldmarketdistillery.com Address: Old Market, Bristol Highlights: A small-batch, urban distillery producing handcrafted spirits in a tucked-away corner of East Bristol — known for creative botanicals and an experimental vibe. The Fleece Website: thefleece.co.uk Address: 12 St Thomas Street, Redcliffe, Bristol BS1 6JJ Highlights: A legendary live music venue that’s hosted the likes of Oasis and Radiohead. Today, it’s still going strong with an eclectic lineup of emerging and established acts. Bristol Beacon Website: bristolbeacon.org Address: Trenchard Street, Bristol BS1 5AR Highlights: Bristol’s major concert hall, beautifully refurbished and home to everything from classical to cutting-edge performances in one of the city’s most iconic venues. The Louisiana Website: thelouisiana.net Address: Wapping Road, Bristol BS1 6UA Highlights: An intimate pub and upstairs venue that’s served as a launchpad for countless indie bands — a true Bristol music institution with major grassroots credibility. Thekla Website: theklabristol.co.uk Address: The Grove, East Mud Dock, Bristol BS1 4RB Highlights: A converted cargo ship turned floating venue moored in Bristol’s harbour — Thekla delivers everything from DJ nights to live rock gigs in one of the city’s most unique locations.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a flavourful journey through Bristol’s buzzing craft beer scene. In this episode, we visit six of the city’s best breweries and taprooms — from bold innovators to beloved independents — all verified with websites and public addresses. Whether you’re a dedicated hop-head or just beer-curious, this lineup offers something for every pint-seeker. 🍺 Places featured: Wiper and True Brewery & Taproom Website: wiperandtrue.com Address: Unit 11, City Business Park, St Jude’s, Bristol BS5 0SP Highlights: Sleek modern taproom with communal seating, an ever-changing beer lineup brewed onsite, and seasonal events in a welcoming industrial-chic setting. Bristol Beer Factory – Tap Room Website: bristolbeerfactory.co.uk Address: 291 North Street, Southville, Bristol BS3 1JP Highlights: One of Bristol’s most iconic breweries, located in a former milk bottling plant. Offers a large taproom, regular food trucks, and brewery tours. Moor Beer Company Website: moorbeer.co.uk Address: Days Road, St Philips, Bristol BS2 0QS Highlights: Known for pioneering unfined (naturally hazy) beers. The taproom hosts live music, serves fresh pours, and opens directly into the working brewery. Little Martha Brewing Website: littlemarthabrewing.co.uk Address: Arch 23, Oxford Street, St Philips, Bristol BS2 0QT Highlights: Small but mighty microbrewery tucked under a railway arch near Temple Meads. Offers intimate taproom tastings and seasonal special brews. Hop Union Brewery & Taproom Website: hopunionbrewery.co.uk Address: 329 Wells Road, Knowle, Bristol BS4 2AG Highlights: Friendly local brewery with a traditional pub feel, offering unique craft ales and a cosy taproom experience in South Bristol. Left Handed Giant Brewpub Website: lefthandedgiant.com Address: Hawkins Lane, Finzels Reach, Bristol BS1 6EU Highlights: Vibrant riverside brewpub serving experimental brews, wood-fired pizza, and cityscape views — one of Bristol’s flagship modern beer destinations.

Join your host, Terence Williams, as he explores six hands-on creative venues across Bristol, each offering the chance to slow down, get inspired, and make something with your own two hands. From pottery and painting to sewing and silversmithing, these workshops are perfect for curious beginners and passionate makers alike. Every location is verified with a working website and public address, so you can book your next session with confidence. 🛠️ Places featured: Creative Space Bristol Website: creativespacebristol.co.uk Address: 39 High Street, Staple Hill, Bristol BS16 5HD Highlights: A friendly studio offering a wide range of creative workshops including sewing, dressmaking, silver clay jewellery, upholstery, print-making, and more. Mudworks Pottery Studio Website: mudworksbristol.com Address: Unit 17, Windmill Hill Business Centre, Bartley Street, Bristol BS3 4DB Highlights: An artist-led ceramics studio with classes in wheel-throwing, hand-building, and beginner-friendly pottery sessions in a relaxed, inclusive space. Zed Alley Clayhouse Website: zedalleyclayhouse.com Address: 6 Picton Lane, Bristol BS6 5PX Highlights: A welcoming pottery school in the heart of the city’s arts quarter, offering taster sessions and multi-week courses in wheel-throwing and hand-building. Kiln Workshop Website: kilnworkshop.com Address: 63 North Road, Bishopston, Bristol BS6 5AD Highlights: A colourful studio where guests can paint pottery, try silver work, and join fun, social craft evenings — BYO drinks encouraged for adult sessions. Old Market Manor Maker-Space Website: oldmarketmanor.com Address: Barton Manor, St Philips, Bristol BS2 0RL Highlights: A large-scale workshop space for creatives working in wood, metal, furniture-making, and jewellery — with rentable benches and courses for serious makers. The Community Pottery CIC at St Anne’s House Website: stanneshouse.org/projects/the-community-pottery Address: St Anne’s House, Brislington, Bristol BS4 4AB Highlights: A not-for-profit community pottery offering affordable classes in hand-building and wheel-throwing, with a fully equipped kiln and glaze studio.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a journey beyond Bristol’s urban edges in Episode 12: Day Trips & Escape Ventures from Bristol. In this episode, we visit six destinations around the city — from dramatic gorges to immersive caves and cinematic escapes — each with a working website and address so you can plan your next adventure. Expect scenic walks, underground paths, geological wonders, and hidden cinematic treasures. Places featured: Cheddar Gorge & Caves Website: cheddargorge.co.uk Address: Cheddar, Somerset, BS27 3QF Highlights: One of England’s most dramatic limestone gorges, featuring towering cliffs, underground caverns, and scenic walking trails through the Mendip Hills. Wookey Hole Caves Website: wookey.co.uk Address: Wookey Hole, Somerset, BA5 1BB Highlights: A vast underground cave system with guided tours, illuminated passages, animatronic displays, and mythical storytelling that appeals to explorers of all ages. Forest of Dean / Clearwell Caves Website: clearwellcaves.com Address: Clearwell, Coleford, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, GL16 8JR Highlights: Walk among wild woodland trails, discover ancient iron mines turned limestone show caves, and explore subterranean chambers with a sense of timeless mystery. Bath Website: visitbath.co.uk Address: Bath, Somerset, BA1 Highlights: A classic heritage city escape just a short trip away — Roman baths, Georgian architecture, scenic riverside walks, and cultural museums make it a perennially loved destination. Tyntesfield (National Trust) Website: nationaltrust.org.uk/tyntesfield Address: Wraxall, near Bristol, North Somerset, BS48 1NX Highlights: A Victorian Gothic Revival country estate surrounded by woodlands and gardens. Tour the grand house, stroll forest trails, and explore hidden corners of historic architecture. Puzzlewood (Forest of Dean area) Website: puzzlewood.net Address: Puzzlewood, Coleford, Gloucestershire, GL16 7EL Highlights: Enchanted woodland with twisting paths, ancient trees, mossy stonework, and forest scenery used in films and TV — a magical, atmospheric getaway just beyond city limits.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a deep breath through Bristol’s most restorative venues. In this episode, we visit six wellness sanctuaries — top yoga studios, holistic spa spaces, and movement centres — each verified with a working website so you can plan your own escape. Expect calm rooms, guided flow, meditative practices, and spaces designed for reconnecting. Places featured: Bristol Yoga Centre Website: bristolyogacentre.co.uk Address: 10 Park Row, Bristol BS1 5LJ Highlights: A calm and inclusive studio in central Bristol offering yoga, Pilates, workshops, and private tuition — all taught by highly experienced instructors in a supportive environment. Yoganand Studio Website: yoganand.co.uk Addresses: 68 Queens Rd, Bristol BS8 1QU Highlights: A welcoming space with two Bristol locations (Clifton and City Centre), Yoganand offers yoga, movement, and breathwork classes rooted in mindfulness and wellbeing, with a strong community ethos. Yogasara Website: yogasara.co.uk Address: 10‑12 Picton Street, Montpelier, Bristol BS6 5QA Highlights: Located in Montpelier, Yogasara combines yoga, meditation, and holistic therapies in a peaceful, intimate setting. Known for deepening practice and offering teacher training and somatic workshops. Elevate (Yoga / Pilates / Barre Studio) Website: elevatetogether.co.uk Address: Unit 11, Cargo 2, Wapping Wharf, Bristol, BS1 6ZA Highlights: Situated at Wapping Wharf, Elevate offers dynamic yoga, barre, and Pilates classes with stunning harbourside views — blending contemporary movement with a calm, grounded aesthetic. NOW Studio Website: nowstudiobristol.com Address: Mivart Studios, Bristol BS5 6JF Highlights: An Easton-based wellness and creative studio hosting yoga, breathwork, sound therapy, and embodiment practices in a beautiful, light-filled space designed for self-expression and stillness. Sensate Spa & Studios Website: sensatespaandstudios.com Address: The Garden, 68 Northumbria Dr, Henleaze, Bristol BS9 4HW Highlights: Tucked away in a hidden Bristol location, Sensate blends spa rituals, sauna, and wellness therapies with yoga and movement sessions — offering a luxurious escape into stillness and self-care.

This week on Spotlight on Bristol, your host Terence Williams takes you on a journey through six of the city’s most unexpected and immersive destinations. From interactive art parks and underground railways to private micro-cinemas and artist-run galleries, this episode is all about the Bristol experiences that go beyond the usual. Every stop is a place that invites you to step inside, get involved, and see the city from a new perspective — with confirmed websites and addresses so you can visit for yourself. Places Featured Spike Island Artspace Website: spikeisland.org.uk Address: 133 Cumberland Road, Bristol BS1 6UX Highlights: A hub for contemporary art, artist studios, exhibitions, events, and a café — located right on the harbourside. Tobacco Factory Theatres Website: tobaccofactorytheatres.com Address: Raleigh Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1TF Highlights: A community-focused theatre and event venue inside a converted factory, with its own café/bar and a popular Sunday market. Wake The Tiger Website: wakethetiger.com Address: 127 Albert Road, St Philips, Bristol BS2 0YA Highlights: Described as the UK’s first “Amazement Park®,” it features 40+ interactive art installations blending storytelling, design, and immersive theatre. 20th Century Flicks Website: 20thcenturyflicks.co.uk Address: 19 Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BS Highlights: A one-of-a-kind video rental store and micro-cinema with over 20,000 titles and two private screening rooms for hire. Clifton Rocks Railway Website: cliftonrocksrailway.com Address: Sion Hill, Clifton, Bristol BS8 (adjacent to the Clifton Suspension Bridge) Highlights: A hidden funicular railway built into the Avon Gorge cliffs — tours and restoration events reveal Bristol’s subterranean secrets. Camera Obscura & Clifton Observatory Website: cliftonobservatory.com Address: Litfield Road, Clifton Down, Bristol BS8 3LT Highlights: An iconic windmill-turned-observatory offering a working camera obscura, historic caves, and panoramic views of the Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge.

Join your host, Terence Williams, on a six‑stop journey through Bristol’s literary undercurrent — the independent bookshops, reading spaces, and creative hubs where stories are found, shared, and celebrated. Each featured shop has a live website and address, so listeners can visit or explore further. Places featured: Storysmith Books Website: storysmithbooks.com Address: 236 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JD Highlights: Curated fiction, non‑fiction and children’s selection; in‑store café and regular literary events. bookhaus Website: bookhausbristol.com Address: Unit 4, Rope Walk, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 6ZJ Highlights: A radical, thoughtful indie shop with a focus on politics, small presses, and community events. Stanfords (Bristol) Website: bristol.stanfords.co.uk Address: Corn Street, Bristol (in the historic market district) Highlights: Travel, maps, guidebooks, literary works; part of Bristol’s heritage of exploration through books. Gloucester Road Books Website: gloucesterroadbooks.com Address: Gloucester Road, Bristol Highlights: Independent shop with contemporary curation, local author support, community energy. The Small City Bookshop Website: thesmallcitybookshop.co.uk Address: Church Road, Redfield / East Bristol Highlights: Community hub, broad selections in adult & children’s titles, author events and local focus. Max Minerva’s Marvellous Books Website: maxminervas.co.uk Address: Henleaze, Bristol (plus Portishead branch) Highlights: A cozy neighbourhood bookstore with a wide range of stock and personality.

Join host Terence Williams as he explores the intersection of drinks culture and film in Bristol. This episode highlights six standout spots—cocktail bars and indie cinemas—where sophistication meets creativity after dark. Each location has a live website and confirmed address so you can plan your next night out with confidence. Places featured: The Milk Thistle Website: milkthistlebristol.com Address: Quay Head House, Colston Ave, Bristol BS1 1EB Why: Stylish, multi-floor speakeasy cocktail bar hidden in the city centre. Filthy XIII Website: filthyxiii.com Address: 208 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5QU Why: Award‑winning cocktail bar in Stokes Croft with creative drink menus and small bites. Watershed Website: watershed.co.uk Address: 1 Canon’s Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5TX Why: Iconic independent cinema and cultural centre, with café/bar and creative programming. Everyman Bristol Website: everymancinema.com Address: Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2NH Why: Boutique cinema with luxe seating, in-cinema dining, and a bar. Cube Cinema Website: cubecinema.com Address: Dove Street South [off top-left of King Square], Kingsdown, Bristol. BS2 8JD Why: Known for alternative, cult, arthouse film & community programming. The Juke Box Website: thejukeboxbars.com Address: 32 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5JA Why: Cocktail bar with live music, energetic ambiance, creative drinks.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a sky-high and sugar-filled tour of Bristol. This week, we’re mixing rooftop cocktails with crêpes, gelato, and dessert cafés — six fully verified spots where the views are great, and the treats are even better. Each business has a live website and confirmed location, so you can plan your next evening out with ease. 📍 Places Featured: Bambalan Website: bambalan.co.uk Address: Podium Level, Beacon Tower, Colston Street, Bristol BS1 4XE Highlights: Mediterranean-inspired food and cocktails served on a vibrant rooftop terrace with panoramic city views. The White Lion Bar (at Avon Gorge by Hotel du Vin) Website: hotelduvin.com Address: Sion Hill, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4LD Highlights: Iconic terrace bar with one of the best views in the UK — overlooking the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge. Zerodegrees Website: zerodegrees.co.uk Address: 53 Colston Street, Bristol BS1 5BA Highlights: Rooftop microbrewery and bar serving craft beer, wood-fired pizzas, and pasta dishes with skyline views. Chez Marcel Website: chezmarcelcreperie.com Address: 43 Broad Street, Bristol BS1 2EP Highlights: Cosy French crêperie offering both sweet and savoury galettes. A perfect dessert or light dinner stop in the city centre. Swoon Gelato Website: swoononaspoon.co.uk Address: 31 College Green, Bristol BS1 5TB Highlights: Award-winning artisan gelato bar serving rich Italian-style gelato, seasonal specials, and vegan sorbets. Creams Café Website: creamscafe.com Address: 23–25 Baldwin Street, Bristol BS1 1NA Highlights: Modern dessert parlour serving waffles, crepes, sundaes, cookie dough, and milkshakes — great for late-night sweet cravings.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a six-stop plant-powered journey across Bristol — a city known for its progressive food scene and outstanding vegan options. From ethical street eats to creative vegetable-led dining, these fully verified spots showcase the best in plant-based Bristol. Places featured: VX Bristol Website: vxbristol.com Address: 123 East Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4ER Highlights: One of the UK’s original vegan junk food cafés. Expect burgers, loaded fries, nachos, milkshakes, and a mini grocery shop with vegan essentials. Oowee Vegan Website: ooweevegan.com Address: 65 Baldwin Street, Bristol BS1 1QZ Highlights: Fully vegan branch of the popular burger chain. Known for indulgent burgers, dirty fries, and plant-based milkshakes — all served in a fun, urban setting. East Village Café Website: eastvillagecafe.co.uk Address: Arch House, Boyce’s Avenue, Clifton Village, Bristol BS8 4AA Highlights: Vegan co-operative café in a stylish converted arch. Creative brunch plates, homemade cakes, smoothie bowls, and relaxed community vibes. Cafe Kino Website: cafekino.coop Address: 108 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RU Highlights: Worker-owned, nonprofit café serving vegan breakfasts, burgers, stews, and cakes. A cultural hub with ethical sourcing and grassroots energy. Cheung’s Vegan Kitchen Website: cheungsvegankitchen.com Address: 15 Sandhurst Road, Brislington, Bristol BS4 3PJ Highlights: Bristol’s go-to for vegan Chinese cuisine. Offers flavourful noodle dishes, crispy tofu, and mock meats in generous portions — available for dine-in or takeaway. Root Website: rootbristol.co.uk Address: Unit 9, Cargo 1, Gaol Ferry Steps, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 6WP Highlights: A vegetable-led fine dining experience where seasonal veg takes centre stage. While not fully vegan, the menu is plant-focused, beautifully plated, and deeply satisfying.

Join your host, Terence Williams, for a six-stop tour through Bristol’s vibrant street food scene. From sizzling tacos and charcoal-grilled kebabs to buzzing markets filled with global flavours, this episode showcases top street food vendors and market spots — all with active websites so you can plan your next foodie adventure with ease. Places featured: Pura Vida Tacos Website: pura-vida.co.uk Address: Mobile vendor — locations vary weekly (check website) Highlights: Mexican-inspired food truck serving tacos with bold flavours. Vegan, veggie, and gluten-free options available. Murray May’s Food Van Website: murraymays.co.uk Address: Unit 5, Lawrence Hill Industrial Estate, Bristol BS5 9LT (preparation site); events across Bristol Highlights: Middle Eastern kebabs cooked over charcoal. Free-range meats, homemade sauces, and a striking vintage van. The Little Taquero Website: thelittletaquero.co.uk Address: Mobile vendor — appears at markets and festivals (check schedule online) Highlights: Handmade corn tortillas, weekly rotating fillings, and award-winning street food with authentic Central American roots. St Nicholas Market Website: stnicholasmarketbristol.com Address: The Exchange, Corn Street, Bristol BS1 1JQ Highlights: Historic indoor market with global street food stalls. Street Food Market open Tuesdays and Fridays. Finzels Reach Market Website: finzelsreachmarket.co.uk Address: Old Temple Street (near Counterslip), Bristol BS1 6BX Highlights: Rotating food traders twice a week. Open Wednesdays and Fridays for high-quality, diverse lunch options. Bristol Eats Website: bristoleats.co.uk Address: Paintworks, Bath Road, Bristol BS4 3EH; plus pop-up locations Highlights: Street food collective curating top local vendors. Expect ever-changing dishes at pop-ups and events around the city.

In this mouthwatering episode, your host, Terence Williams, takes you on a six-stop journey across Bristol’s most beloved brunch and breakfast venues — from leafy cafés to vibrant, independent spots. Let’s dig into each one. The Crafty Egg Website: thecraftyegg.co.uk Address (Church Road site): 203–207 Church Road, St George, Bristol BS5 9HL The Orchard Coffee & Co. Website: theorchardbristol.com Address: 20 Clouds Hill Road, St George, Bristol BS5 7LA Boston Tea Party (Park Street location) Website: bostonteaparty.co.uk Address: 75 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PF The Garden of Easton Website: thegardenofeaston.co.uk Address: 89 St Marks Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6HY The Bristolian Website: thebristolian.co.uk Address: 2 Picton Street, Montpelier, Bristol BS6 5QA Burra (Redland location) Website: burrabristol.co.uk Address: 7 Lower Redland Road, Bristol BS6 6TB

In this episode, Terence guides listeners through five beloved independent food purveyors—from heritage bakeries to artisanal cheese specialists—each reflecting craftsmanship, locality, and community spirit. Featured Places: Farro Bakery Website: farro.co.uk Address: 1 Brunswick Square, St Paul’s, Bristol BS2 8PE Hart’s Bakery Website: hartsbakery.co.uk Address: Arch 35, Lower Approach Road (under Temple Meads), Bristol BS1 6QS Lockdown Loaves (Winterbourne) Website: lockdownloavesbristol.co.uk Address: 13 Flaxpits Lane, Winterbourne, Bristol BS36 1JY The Bristol Cheesemonger Website: bristol-cheese.co.uk Address: Unit 8, Cargo 2, Museum Street, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 1ZA Little Shop & Pantry (LSP) Website: littleshopandpantry.co.uk Address: 66 Northumbria Drive, Henleaze (Westbury Park), Bristol BS9 4HW

Bristol’s Offbeat Cultural Venues Host Terence Williams guides listeners through five unique cultural hubs in Bristol where independent spirit, creativity, and community shine—beyond mainstream arts and entertainment. Places featured: Cube Microplex Website: cubecinema.com Address: King Square (near), Bristol (exact address via site) The Louisiana Website: thelouisiana.net Address: Wapping Road, Bristol BS1 6UA Thekla Website: (Official site through Thekla/Bristol venue guides) Address: Docked at Mud Dock, Bristol Floating Harbour Exchange Website: (Refer via community listing) Address: 72–73 Old Market, Bristol BS2 The Jam Jar Website: thejamjarbristol.com Address: Central Bristol (detailed address via website)

Bristol’s Hidden Gem Pubs & Bars Host Terence Williams takes listeners off the beaten track to five of Bristol's most intriguing drinking spots—from historic inns and cosy alehouses to a dramatized prison-themed cocktail bar. Places featured: The Green Man, Kingsdown – snug pub, local ales, pub quiz, free curry Mondays. Website: No official site found. Address: 21 Alfred Place, Kingsdown, Bristol BS2 8HD Kings Head, Victoria Street – Grade II listed with historic tramcar bar and heritage interiors. Website: Part of Good Chemistry Brewing’s site: goodchemistrybrewing.co.uk/pages/kings-head Address: 60 Victoria Street, Redcliffe, Bristol BS1 6DE Llandoger Trow, King Street – 17th-century pub linked to Treasure Island and haunted legends. Website: llandogertrow.co.uk Address: King Street, Bristol BS1 4ER Nova Scotia Hotel, Spike Island – well-preserved Victorian-era pub interior with maritime detail. Website: novascotiabristol.com Address: 1 Nova Scotia Place, Hotwells, Bristol BS1 6XJ Alcotraz: Cell Block Two-Two‑Six Website: alcotraz.co.uk (Bristol location) Address: 1 All Saints Street, Bristol BS1 2LZ

In this episode, host Terence Williams explores five of Bristol’s standout independent restaurants known for their originality, sustainability, and local pride: Places featured: Caper & Cure Website: www.caperandcure.co.uk Address: 108A Stokes Croft, St Paul’s, Bristol BS1 3RU Little Hollows Pasta Website: www.littlehollowspasta.co.uk Address: 26 Chandos Road, Redland, Bristol BS6 6PF Ragù Website: www.ragurestaurant.com Address: Unit 25, Cargo 2, Museum Street, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 6ZA 1 York Place Website: www.1yorkplace.co.uk Address: 1 York Place, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1AH Poco Tapas Bar Website: www.pocotapasbar.com Address: 45 Jamaica Street, Stokes Croft, Bristol BS2 8JP