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# Seven Stars

Award winning 17th century Bristol ale house

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://7stars.co.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Seven Stars Bristol](https://7stars.co.uk/) - The Seven Stars Ale House We are OPEN........ Tucked away on a cobbled street under the shadow of St Thomas the Martyr Church in Redcliffe is the Seven Stars Inn, Bristol's original "Beer Museum". One of Bristol's oldest character pubs dating back to the late 1500's (the pavement still has iron edges to prevent damage
- [Beeriodical - Monthly Beer Festival](https://7stars.co.uk/beeriodical/) - Seven Stars Beer Festivals The Seven Stars is home to the longest running monthly beer festival in Europe. Called the “Beeriodical” it takes place on the 1st Monday of each month and typically lasts for 4 days. Every month we offer 20 different cask ales from small independent breweries. Each of these festivals focuses on
- [Friends](https://7stars.co.uk/friends/) - Friends and neighbours of the Seven Stars No business can ever enjoy continued success without having good friends and neighbours that have helped and supported it, and the Seven Stars is no exception. So we have listed below the people we deal with in recognition of their great products and services, alphabetically of course so
- [History](https://7stars.co.uk/history/) - The history of the Seven Stars At its height the Parish of Redcliffe and surrounds was home to over 200 coaching inns, ale houses and lodgings, some large enough to have had stables for a hundred horses. This bustling community of seafarers, traders and residents was one of the busiest parts of the city. By
- [Find us](https://7stars.co.uk/find-us/) - How to find the Seven Stars in Bristol Opening Times of the Seven Stars We are open all day Monday to Wednesday Mid-day to 11 PM. Thursday, Friday and Saturday Mid-day to Midnight Sunday we open from Mid-day to 10.30 PM. And if you're walking, only 15 seconds from the Fleece 1 minute from Bristol
- [Landlords](https://7stars.co.uk/landlords/) - Seven Stars Landlords In the early 1600s, John Yeamans owned Bristol's largest brewery which undoubtedly supplied the Seven Stars. Yeamans brewing interests were later acquired by the Saunders family who became the dominant brewer in and around the city for the next hundred years. By 1788 the Seven Stars was part of The Porter Brewery
- [Signs](https://7stars.co.uk/signs/) - Seven Stars Pub Signs Like many “olde” pubs and ale houses, the Seven Stars sign has been changed during our 300 year history. The collection of our old Seven Stars signs that we have traced show just how much. From a time where pub signs contained no wording (after all, few could read), then the
- [News](https://7stars.co.uk/news/)
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