The Jolly Sailor - Wetherspoon in Bristol

In the middle of Hanham High Street, so ideally situated. As you would expect, offers a very good range of drinks.

Had lunch here. Very quick service and friendly staff very helpful. Great value for money and well presented. Thank you

Considering its based in hanham, it's quite scruffy. Cutlery was filthy, their mugs had dried coffee stained from a previous user where it wasn't cleaned properly or ... At all. I dread to think whats going on in the kitchen.

Staff was great, great working spiritCocktails was alryte not bad for value.Spirits good value for money too.I always think spoons should have music but thats my opinion I'd give 5 stars if I could hear music even it was at a low level.

Very impressive! Had a quadruple burger meal and it was quite honestly the best food I've ever eaten, the first bite captured in this photo was pure Euphoria! Although as you can see from the second photo I'm paying for the sheer amount of food!

Amazing thank you for a wonderful stay very much 😊 really lush staff and very considerate and understanding of mental health and disabilities too!! Thank you and I wish all the staff here a wonderful 2022!!! Take care kindly Luke H

It's a Wetherspoons so you know what you are getting. However, some are better run than others and unfortunately The Jolly Sailor does not fall on the good side of the fence. The staff are perfectly pleasant but it only just functions as a pub. There are always delays and problems with ordering food and, if upstairs, then drinks can take 5 minutes to arrive. Compared to The Kingswood Colliers nearby, you would never guess they were part of the same chain.

A value for money dining experience. Clean and welcoming atmosphere . The ordering system could be better explained but generally speaking OK .

*****SICK FOR 5 DAYS ***** one star is to much for this reviewthe morning 10 o'clock 9th October (my birthday) my father invited me to the jolly sailor - JD Wetherspoon 53 High St, Hanham, Bristol BS15 3DQ for a birthday breakfast and a pint.Both of us had the same - large breakfast and pint on Thatchers haze.Only one day after this meal both me and my 78 year old father fell terribly ill.NOTE (this is the only meal that me and my father had together alone. other meals that day had included other family members and they had not been sick)feeling dehydrated and having chronic diarrhea. neither of us could leave the house. after 5 days had passed i was feeling better but my father was not. calling 111 and a nurse visiting the house taking tests. the nurse calling the sickness gastroenteritis. at the time of this post my father is still week and has low blood pressure and diarrhea and awaiting test results.please if you are reading this review and know of anyone that is thinking of going to this place, i beg you to reconsider/or tell them to reconsider. its not worth the riskThank you for reading and stay safe

Went in for a drink the other night after popping in to the blue bowl first to find that they had no one in at half 9 in The evening and was told they were closing up. Were still about half a dozen people in there until close which for a Monday isn't bad.Drinks are always well kept and it has the normal spoons selections, I have noticed that they do have different draft though depending on where In the country you are. Had a apple and pear cider which was lush.Clean, with easy access, friendly staff. And cheaper beer then else where. Would love to know how spoons can do beer at half the price of others and still be making profits. Love it will be back not first visit and it won't be my last.