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More details revealed for reopening of ‘destination bar’ Goldbrick House
The return of one of Bristol’s most opulent bars will see 69 Park Street become a 300-capacity “destination” venue with “something for everyone” on its three storeys.
Goldbrick House, the original version of which closed in 2016, is being brought back to life by a new team who are promising an “luxury” “multi-roomed experience”.
They have given more details to bar’s reopening next month, with each floor having a different function “from a perfectly poured pint to a magnum of the finest Champagne and everything in between”.
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Goldbrick House on Park Street is being brought back to life almost a decade on from the original venue’s closure – photo: Goldbrick House
On the ground floor, Goldie’s will be a drop-in bar serving continental beers on tap alongside stout and selected local pours.
On the first floor, Alfred’s Wine & Champagne Bar will be a table service bar with specialist bartenders on hand to advise on a wine list which will include “old favourites and new bottles to savour”, as well as a small plates menu.
On the second floor, there will be a disco room with resident DJs playing retro soul and Motown and a giant golden glitter ball. Capacity is 50 and bookings are essential with a £10 deposit per person, the team added.
As well as an events space, Goldbrick House plans to host a steak night, with steak seared and served on a hot stone, brunches and a carvery.
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Goldbrick House director Paula Hanley said: “We can’t wait to open the doors on the newly refurbished Goldbrick House.
“We invite Bristol to ‘Come Fabulous’ to experience all the fun of a proper night out in the beautiful setting we’ve created.
“I truly believe there is nothing quite like Goldbrick in Bristol right now and I know our guests are going to love what we’ve got planned for them.
“Let’s get the party started!”
Goldbrick House was opened in 2006 by a group of independent Bristol entrepreneurs – photo: Goldbrick House
Housed over two Georgian buildings and featuring several interconnecting floors and rooms, Goldbrick House was opened in 2006 but closed a decade later, with The Florist most recently using the site until April.
During its most successful period, Goldbrick House was serving more than 2,000 customers a week in its ground floor cafe, cocktail and champagne bar, restaurant on two floors, roof terrace, and meeting rooms.
Goldbrick House opens on Friday, March 1.
Main photo: Betty Woolerton
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