Zero Degrees — Restaurant in Bristol

Zero Degrees is a microbrewery restaurant on Colston Street in Bristol. The area has a lively, urban feel with connections to the historic St Michael's Hill. Zero Degrees is known for brewing beer on-site, offering core beers and monthly specials. Locals and visitors go to Zero Degrees for relaxed evenings and social gatherings. The venue provides a taste of Bristol’s food and drink scene, offering a space for both casual and planned visits.

Established in 2004, Zero Degrees operates from buildings originally used for horse-drawn trams. The building’s historic function is reflected in its architecture. The decor is industrial vintage, creating a unique atmosphere. Zero Degrees provides step-free and wheelchair access. Warm interior lighting contributes to the venue's social ambience. The space accommodates moderate noise levels, given its lively atmosphere and theatre-style dining setup. Zero Degrees blends history with a contemporary beer experience in Bristol.

Zero Degrees is a restaurant and nightlife destination, providing a space for both quick meals and longer social sessions. The venue’s beer focus means customers can expect a varied selection of craft beers, including core offerings and monthly specials. Zero Degrees is ideal for an evening gathering, benefitting from city views and a lively vibe. The space is suited for groups and individual visitors, providing a relaxed setting for enjoying locally brewed beer and food.