Guidebook for Clevedon
Arts & Culture
This is a treat, as it is a one screen cinema, little changed over the years. It is one of the oldest continuously used cinemas in the world.
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Curzon Community Cinema
46 Old Church RdThis is a treat, as it is a one screen cinema, little changed over the years. It is one of the oldest continuously used cinemas in the world.
Food Scene
Scoozi
18 Hill RdA lovely, busy, friendly Italian restaurant.
Great Chinese food in the restaurant, and there is a bar downstairs too.
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Junior Poon Chinese Restaurant & Wine Bar
16 Hill RdGreat Chinese food in the restaurant, and there is a bar downstairs too.
Tiffin Tea House
11 The BeachA lovely sea front cafe with good food and great views.
Everything Else
Italian delicatessan, cafe and restaurant. Lovely pizzas cooked on the premises. Open for meals during the day.
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Murrays Of Clevedon
91 Hill RdItalian delicatessan, cafe and restaurant. Lovely pizzas cooked on the premises. Open for meals during the day.
You can't miss the pier when you come to Clevedon: it's the big landmark and highly regarded as being the prettiest pier in the country. Development of a new visitor centre is underway...
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Clevedon Pier & Heritage Trust
The BeachYou can't miss the pier when you come to Clevedon: it's the big landmark and highly regarded as being the prettiest pier in the country. Development of a new visitor centre is underway...
A footpath that snakes up the hill from Hill Road to the spectacular views available from Dial Hill Road. The entrance to the path is easy to miss - it's beside the old Seely's newsagent.
Zig Zag
47 Hill RdA footpath that snakes up the hill from Hill Road to the spectacular views available from Dial Hill Road. The entrance to the path is easy to miss - it's beside the old Seely's newsagent.
Independent shops and restaurants - and the site of the Traders Hotel and the newspaper offices from the TV series Broadchurch.
Hill Road
Hill RoadIndependent shops and restaurants - and the site of the Traders Hotel and the newspaper offices from the TV series Broadchurch.
Alexandra Road
Alexandra RoadMore independent shops. Well worth a browse.
Beautiful houses, a community bookshop and a great pub, tucked away on a road that runs parallel to the seafront.
Copse Rd
Beautiful houses, a community bookshop and a great pub, tucked away on a road that runs parallel to the seafront.
Studio 2
Where Maggie gets her hair done.
Beautiful building just opposite the Curzon cinema. Has an information area at the front of the library for visitors with leaflets etc.
Clevedon Library
37 Old Church RdBeautiful building just opposite the Curzon cinema. Has an information area at the front of the library for visitors with leaflets etc.
Station Rd
The town centre is around this area. Newsagents, chemists, supermarkets ...
Walk towards the hill at the southern end of the bay, past the marine lakes where you'll often see people swimming and sailing, and you get to Poets Walk. Tennyson and Coleridge used to walk here.
Salthouse Bay
Walk towards the hill at the southern end of the bay, past the marine lakes where you'll often see people swimming and sailing, and you get to Poets Walk. Tennyson and Coleridge used to walk here.
A beautiful church, featured in the TV series Broadchurch. From here you can walk on down the coast path, past the boats on Clevedon Pill to beautiful open views down the channel.
St Andrew's Church, Clevedon
Old Church RoadA beautiful church, featured in the TV series Broadchurch. From here you can walk on down the coast path, past the boats on Clevedon Pill to beautiful open views down the channel.
Open air swimming, people sailing, children crabbing ... there's usually something going on here.
Marine Lake
Open air swimming, people sailing, children crabbing ... there's usually something going on here.
If you need a post office, the one in Londis is handy and the staff are lovely. While you're there pick up a newspaper and some essentials too!
Londis
165 Old Church RdIf you need a post office, the one in Londis is handy and the staff are lovely. While you're there pick up a newspaper and some essentials too!
Drinks & Nightlife
It's mostly about location with this pub, as the views across the channel from its garden are superb. Great beer too, good pub meals and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
Little Harp Inn
Elton RoadIt's mostly about location with this pub, as the views across the channel from its garden are superb. Great beer too, good pub meals and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
Try to get a space on the balcony on a warm evening for fabulaous views of the pier and the sunset. Good beer and food, and a friendly atmosphere.
The Moon & Sixpence
15 The BeachTry to get a space on the balcony on a warm evening for fabulaous views of the pier and the sunset. Good beer and food, and a friendly atmosphere.
One of the big seafront pubs which serve good beer and pub food. The pub sits beneath the hill with views to the North across the seafront to the pier.
The Salthouse Bar and Restaurant
Salthouse RoadOne of the big seafront pubs which serve good beer and pub food. The pub sits beneath the hill with views to the North across the seafront to the pier.
A different sort of wine bar, which serves tapas and other dishes too. Lovely decor .
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The Cellar
36 Hill RdA different sort of wine bar, which serves tapas and other dishes too. Lovely decor .
Shopping
A really great charity shop. There's always something interesting to browse through.
Weston Hospice Care
89 Hill RdA really great charity shop. There's always something interesting to browse through.
Essentials
The Veg Box
17 Old StOur favourite place to buy fruit and veg. Lovely fresh produce, run by lovely people.
Sightseeing
This is a great place to see the sights! Walk up the Zig-Zag footpath (it's steep!) and your reward is panoramic views across town to the Bristol Channel in one direction to the Mendips in the other.
Saint Ediths
30 Dial Hill RoadThis is a great place to see the sights! Walk up the Zig-Zag footpath (it's steep!) and your reward is panoramic views across town to the Bristol Channel in one direction to the Mendips in the other.