Junction — Restaurant in Bristol

Junction is a restaurant and pub in Bristol, located on Gaol Ferry Steps in Wapping Wharf. This area is known for its converted warehouses and harbourside activity. It’s recognised for its Cord Kitchen burgers and a rotating selection of local craft beer. Locals and visitors go to Junction for everything from a quick coffee to a relaxed meal or evening drinks. This Bristol venue offers harbour views and a social atmosphere near Tare, Root and Cargo Development.

Junction opened in 2018, converting an industrial storage warehouse into a modern industrial space. The building’s architecture reflects its former use, featuring exposed brick and steel beams. It provides step-free and wheelchair access, alongside accessible toilets. The interior maintains a warm lighting scheme and moderate crowd density, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Junction offers a sensory experience characterized by its industrial decor and low noise levels. The venue’s design accommodates both indoor and outdoor seating, providing harbour views and a comfortable setting for Bristol residents and visitors.

Junction functions as a versatile restaurant appealing to groups and individuals. It’s a popular spot for enjoying Cord Kitchen burgers with a pint of local beer, specifically Bristol Beer Factory brews, from 14 rotating keg lines. It suits both a casual lunch and a social evening. Harbour views from indoor and outdoor seating add to the experience. Expect a moderate buzz, particularly during peak hours, and a relaxed atmosphere, making Junction a convenient choice in Wapping Wharf.