Discover Underfall Yard, a hidden gem nestled on Cumberland Road in the heart of Bristol. This vibrant waterfront hub is not only a picturesque destination but also a thriving community space where history and creativity converge. With its rich maritime heritage, Underfall Yard offers visitors a unique blend of artisan workshops, local eateries, and boutique shops, all set against the stunning backdrop of the harbor.
At Underfall Yard, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service and fostering a welcoming atmosphere for all our guests. Whether you’re interested in exploring locally crafted goods or enjoying a meal made from fresh, seasonal ingredients, our diverse offerings cater to every taste. Our commitment to customer satisfaction ensures that each visit is memorable, making it a perfect spot for families, tourists, and locals alike.
Take a leisurely stroll through our beautifully restored industrial site, where you can witness skilled artisans at work and discover the stories behind their craft. For those seeking to learn more, we invite you to book an appointment or reach out with questions at 0117 929 3250. Visit our website at http://www.underfallyard.co.uk/ for more information about our events, services, and upcoming activities.
Come experience the charm of Underfall Yard—where community spirit meets exceptional quality in every corner. We look forward to welcoming you!
5 Google Rating
We we're lucky enough to see the pumps working. Had a wonderful couple of hours here. Steve was excellent in giving his time and showing us all the workings (helped by young Felix). Please enjoy an afternoon here well worth a visit especially if history and engineering are your thing.
4 Google Rating
A piece of little known history with both the pumping station and the working traditional boat yard. Also a great food and coffee stop for anybody circumnavigating the Docks on foot or bike. Pickles has a great outside space with which gives a different perspective of the harbour.
5 Google Rating
Nice, historical pit-stop on your walk round the harbour. A good museum, but a guided tour is highly recommended. I'm not a history or engineering buff, but what these pumps do/did is crazy impressive!
4 Google Rating
Nice ciffee and cakes from Pickle. Breakfast and lunches too but not sampled on this occasion as just on bike ride. Historical, dockside info 'play' area for the kids. Friendly and willing staff.
5 Google Rating
Fascinating place, full of info I never knew, and I'm Bristolian!
5 Google Rating
Great place for young and old alike. So much to see. Very helpful staff. Food scrumptious. Overall a very delightful visit.
5 Google Rating
Great coffee, fantastic savoury lunch snacks (meat & veggie). Great view. Fun for all ages!
5 Google Rating
Quiet Riverside pints, snacks and coffee at a historic location. Watching the boatbuilders at work was a bonus. Very nice spot to while away an afternoon.
5 Google Rating
Very interesting, volunteer Richard gave us a brilliant tour of the pump house, thoroughly recommended.
5 Google Rating
Really lovely food and a beautiful setting. It was actually chucking it down with rain when we visited but stayed nice and dry under the outside canopy while still taking in the views of the harbour.
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