Dundry Inn

This place is absolutely worth a visit, for the proudly chef prepared food, the pleasant, excellent service, the location and the comfortable seating inside and out. Situated high on the top of a hill looking over the city of Bristol this excellent establishment definitely merits a return visit on our part.

If you fancy a trip to a village pub without venturing more than a few miles outside of Bristol, then this is the nearest on the south side of town.
Dundry Inn is a country pub with two bar areas, three restaurant areas, and a good-​sized beer garden with its own bar, ‘The Dundry Out’. Because of its proximity to the airport, it tends to attract quite a few overnight B&B guests who are just about to go off on holiday, so it’s not just a ‘local’ pub.
They serve typical pub grub such as gammon, chilli, scampi, battered cod, sausages & mash, or lasagne — plus a carvery on a Sunday. There are veggie options, but they’re pretty limited, and there’s a small children’s menu.
If you’re visiting during the summer, you may find they’re holding a barbecue outside in the pleasant beer garden — while in the winter there’s a roaring open fire to keep customers cosy. This is a sweet pub in a lovely village, and there are fantastic views of Bristol from this area so it’s well worth a trip.