Test food hygiene rating
Date 2026-03-14
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Pub/bar/nightclub in Bristol
4b Market Street, Bristol, BS1 4ST
Date 2026-03-14
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How this venue helps locally
Affordable food, local jobs and a shared waterside space
The Harbour Room says it works as a daytime meeting place as well as a bar and dining room, with lower-cost food choices, space to work or study, local employment and regular opportunities for Bristol producers and performers.
What the venue offers
Community and belonging
Provides a familiar local place where people can meet and spend time together.
Community and belonging
Makes space available for local groups, clubs or voluntary organisations.
Community and belonging
Offers a setting where families can spend time together during suitable hours.
Affordable food
Offers lower-cost meals for children or families on selected school-holiday dates.
A £2.50 children’s lunch is planned for selected weekdays during Bristol state-school holidays; dates and conditions are published before each holiday.
Affordable food
Offers at least one clearly priced lower-cost breakfast option.
Breakfast choices from £4.50 are normally available on weekdays from 8am to 11am.
Affordable food
Provides clearly priced meal choices designed to be more affordable for families.
Affordable food
Welcomes requests to refill drinking-water bottles during opening hours.
Access and inclusion
Provides a step-free route through the main public entrance.
Access and inclusion
Provides a toilet intended for disabled visitors within the public venue area.
Access and inclusion
Offers seating layouts with space for wheelchair users and companions.
Access and inclusion
Provides a designated baby-changing space for parents and carers.
Work and local jobs
Welcomes people who want to work or study quietly during suitable daytime hours.
Daytime visitors can use Wi-Fi, plug sockets and unreserved tables before 5pm when space is available.
Work and local jobs
Publishes current aggregate headcounts for full-time and part-time roles at this venue.
Work and local jobs
Offers structured learning, accredited training or apprenticeship opportunities.
Work and local jobs
Supports team members to build useful hospitality, service and leadership skills.
Local food and drink
Stocks beer, cider, wine or spirits produced in the local or wider regional area.
Local food and drink
Chooses food from local or regional producers when availability, quality and value allow.
Local food and drink
Includes independent producers and suppliers in regular purchasing choices.
Culture and shared space
Gives local performers opportunities to play for an audience.
Small Bristol acts are programmed on selected early evenings; the current schedule is published by the venue.
Culture and shared space
Makes a room or defined area available for suitable local activities and meetings.
A step-free side room for up to 20 people can be requested by community groups, with reduced rates for eligible local voluntary activity.
Neighbourhood and environment
Takes practical steps to prevent food waste and redirect suitable surplus where possible.
Neighbourhood and environment
Provides useful information or facilities that can make lower-impact journeys easier.
Plan an accessible visit
Step-free entrance, an accessible toilet and movable seating with space for wheelchair users. Staff can explain the riverside route before a visit.
Local suppliers
The venue says its changing list includes Bristol and South West beer, cider and spirits, and that the kitchen chooses regional produce where season and supply allow.
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2026 · venue self-certification
82/100
Score areas
Five areas · 20 points each
Self-certified by the venue. Not independently audited.
Reports and outcomes
See checked reports handled through our mediation service for The Harbour Room, month by month.
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| Month received | Issue type | Handling status | Public result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | In mediation | Private mediation is continuing. | |
| Service or customer care | Resolved - agreed action completed | Operational change.The venue introduced a clearer follow-up route and confirmed the change through mediation. |
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How we protect privacyA waterside bar and dining room built around affordable daytime food, flexible shared space and a programme of small Bristol events.
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Venue self-certified. Not independently audited.
Test food hygiene result: 5 out of 5
25.2 miles away
Venue self-certified. Not independently audited.
Test food hygiene result: 4 out of 5
25.5 miles away
No current venue score
Test food hygiene result: Awaiting Publication
32.5 miles away
No current venue score
Test food hygiene result: 5 out of 5
61.1 miles away
Audited by Bars.co.uk
Test food hygiene result: 5 out of 5
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