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Ye Shakespeare
A proper Tudor-era boozer on Victoria Street where the dark wood, low ceilings and creaky floors feel authentically 1636.
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Walk down Victoria Street towards Redcliffe and you'll find yourself stepping back about four centuries. Ye Shakespeare has the kind of character that can't be manufactured—uneven wooden beams, a warren of small rooms, and that particular smell of old ale and older timber that makes you believe the place genuinely dates from the 1600s. The pub pulls a decent crowd of locals and tourists alike, everyone crammed in shoulder-to-shoulder, which somehow makes it feel even more convivial. You're drinking in the same spot where, presumably, people have been drinking for literal centuries.
Known for
- ★Historic timber-framed building from 1636
- ★Dark wood panelling and low ceilings
- ★Multiple intimate drinking rooms
- ★Real ales and traditional pub fare
- ★Authentic period atmosphere
