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Portishead Youth Centre bristol

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Portishead Youth Centre provides a safe and welcoming environment for young people in the community located on Harbour Road. This dynamic center offers various programs and activities designed to engage youth in positive pursuits while fostering personal development and social connections. With dedicated staff members who are passionate about youth empowerment, the centre plays a crucial role in nurturing the next generation. Whether through recreational activities or educational workshops, Portishead Youth Centre aims to create lasting memories and friendships. For more information on upcoming events or how to get involved, please contact them via phone or visit their website.

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Karen Partridge

1 Google Rating

Not very welcoming! Staff quite rude for a childrens party and made very aware that we were to leave

1/ 5

Not very welcoming! Staff quite rude for a childrens party and made very aware that we were to leave no sooner the party had finished as the lady wanted to go home! Shouted at for using recycle bin for a cake box when I'd bagged up all my rubbish from the party. I wont be using the venue again. One of the most expensive in Portishead but wouldnt recommend. Other halls in the area are more user friendly and welcoming!

howeb95 .

3 Google Rating

The soft play is quite pricey for what it is but nice food too.

3/ 5

The soft play is quite pricey for what it is but nice food too.

Rose Red

4 Google Rating

Visited here for a Cactus Mart, so cannot really rate the activities here. Nice clean rooms. Quite a

4/ 5

Visited here for a Cactus Mart, so cannot really rate the activities here. Nice clean rooms. Quite a good cafe area service.

Barbara wan

5 Google Rating

Providing a hub for people of all ages . From soft play for toddlers , youth club and a meeting plac

5/ 5

Providing a hub for people of all ages . From soft play for toddlers , youth club and a meeting place for older people . Lots of groups and activities too. Friendly staff in good surroundings

yasser dabbas

4 Google Rating

Very good for children 1-5 years old

4/ 5

Very good for children 1-5 years old

Marshall Westley

5 Google Rating

I went to a cacti and succulents fair. Perfect location. It was busy but plenty of room. Drinks and

5/ 5

I went to a cacti and succulents fair. Perfect location. It was busy but plenty of room. Drinks and snacks were fine. A useful place to use.

Claire Randall

5 Google Rating

Lovely place very welcoming staff

5/ 5

Lovely place very welcoming staff

Khalida Scott

5 Google Rating

Reasonably priced and helpful staff

5/ 5

Reasonably priced and helpful staff

Tommy Gilbert

5 Google Rating

They have a disco and you can have your shoes off in there

5/ 5

They have a disco and you can have your shoes off in there

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  • Monday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Thursday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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