Pub Club
King William Ale House
A Samuel Smith’s classic with open fires on Bristol’s King Street
In a row of 17th-century buildings, the King William Ale House brings together gabled windows, open stone fires and Samuel Smith’s draught beers. It is a traditional, dog-friendly stop for real ale, wine and cocktails in the city centre.
20 King St, Bristol BS1 4EF
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Inside
Gabled windows and glowing fires
The historic setting is matched by a warm, low-key interior, with open stone fires and comfortable booths. The bar serves Samuel Smith’s beers, including less-common pours such as mild and Imperial Stout, alongside wine and cocktails.
Outside
A King Street stop for dogs
Outdoor seating gives you another place to settle in, and dogs are welcome. The pub sits among the characterful 17th-century buildings of King Street, close to Bristol’s city-centre bustle.
Come for
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Samuel Smith’s draught beers, including mild and Imperial Stout
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Open stone fires for colder Bristol evenings
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Booths and distinctive gabled windows inside a 17th-century building
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Dog-friendly outdoor seating on King Street
Today · Closed
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- 12:00–11pm
- Wednesday
- 12:00–11pm
- Thursday
- 12:00–11pm
- Friday
- midday–midnight
- Saturday
- midday–midnight
- Sunday
- 12:00–10:30pm
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