Food & Drink

Food & Drink in Nailsea

Eating Out in and around Nailsea

Whether it’s a picnic in one of our parks or an Italian in our local pizzeria, that are options for every palette.

Home to a vast range of local cafes from artisan coffee shops to vegan eateries you’ll find somewhere for lunch or to pick up a treat.

Or if you fancy some traditional pub grub Nailsea has got you covered, there’s plenty of choice among our many beautiful local pubs.

There are also many eateries now offering a takeaway service to enjoy on a day out in the area, or to have delivered to your door, so have a look at our Eating and Drinking map on our Nailsea Town website. Here are just a few to whet your appetite:.

The Glass Maker

This was built in the 1970s as part of Nailsea’s new shopping precinct and closed in early 2010. Its name is a reminder of Nailsea’s long-lost glass-making industry. The Glassworks was one of the largest in the country, producing mainly crown glass for windows and bottles, hence ‘Crown Glass Place’.

The Moorend Spout

Real Cask Ales. Homemade Food. Beer Garden

The Old Farmhouse

The Old Farmhouse is a stunning Grade II listed former farmhouse, steeped in history, and only a short drive from Bristol. A rustic, family-friendly pub, the Old Farmhouse offers a great experience to all its guests, with a blend of contemporary and traditional ambience and a wide range of delicious homemade food

Coates Neighbourhood cafe bar