Containing the pub trade

Containing all you’ll need for a night out in Bristol, Hall & Woodhouse’s shipping container pub/restaurant in the Portishead Marina.

It was a sight to behold as a not-so-typical item of local transport for the good citizens of Havana whizzed by Closing Time’s eyes – a freight container on the back of a low-loader with ‘windows’ cut from the metal sides by welding torch from which passengers could gaze out on the Havanan countryside.

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And now, the port of Bristol in the UK has emulated this contained feat in pub format with family brewer Hall & Woodhouse building an entire pub/restaurant using 28 recycled shipping containers in Bristol’s Portishead Marina.

According to Hall & Woodhouse Retail Director David Hoare, “With this location we have really pushed the boundaries to create a destination venue that is completely relevant to its setting”.

The £2.4 million 28-container premises reflects its dock-side environs and even has three private dining areas crafted from individual containers so that those booking can invite their friends out to dinner in a shipping container!

Containing all you’ll need for a night out in Bristol, Hall & Woodhouse’s shipping container pub/restaurant in the Portishead Marina.

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