Bristol Cultural & Historical Foundation
History Flows Through Bristol
Community Links
This Riverside Community has a great deal to offer a visitor. We have unique businesses, wonderful restaurants and many historical sites to name just a bit of the offerings. Of course we can not forget the beautiful waterfront just perfect for strolling, picture taking and even fishing from the pier. You can visit the town by car or boat. Below are links to some of the places of interest.
Restaurants
Note: All addresses are in Bristol, PA
Drift on Mill 313/315 Mill Street
Mill Street Cantina 110 Mill Street
King George II Inn 102 Radcliffe Street
Cesare's Restaurant 1407 Radcliffe Street
Naked Brewing 212 Mill Street
Dad's Hat 925 Canal Street
The Borough Pub 1800 Farragut Avenue
The Pines Tavern 6217 N. Radcliffe Street
Golden Eagle Dinner 300 Bath Road
Cafe Bombay 233 Mill Street
Apollo Pizza Bar & Restaurant 1834 Farragut Avenue
Phinny Magee's Pub 1400 Farragut Avenue
Akia Fusion 407 Mill Street
Papa's Pretzel 302 Mill Street
Calm Waters 242 Mill Street
Mazzanti's Market 320 Lincoln Avenue
Gabriela Tomato Pie 900 Jefferson Avenue
El Limon Mexican Taqueria 119 Radcliffe Street
Hops and Hardware Distillery 101 Cedar Street & Basin
Itri Wood Fired 310 Mill Street
The Bagel Joint 257 Radcliffe Street
Grundy Museum
610 Radcliffe Street
Bristol, PA 19007
Phone 215.788.9433
A late Victorian Home located on the banks of the Delaware River showcases the legacy of the Grundy Family and the times in which they lived. Check their website for hours of operation and tours. This is a unique experience in looking back in time.
Bristol Walking Tour
You can download this audio tour to your own devise. The tour includes 45 locations along Historic Radcliffe Street.There is an audio as well as a written description of each site for your enjoyment. You canstart at any point along the tour and visit as many or as few sites as you desire.
This is truly a wonderful thing to do.
PLACES TO VISIT AND THINGS TO DO
Waterfront/Lion's Park
Bristol is home to a lovely waterfront park located at the foot of Mill Street. One can stroll along the paths, relax on a bench and watch the life along the river. The park is also the site where many of Bristol's events take place. Close by you can also visit the Bristol Marsh.
Community Organizations
Listed below are local organizations whose purpose is to promote and enhance the welfare of Bristol Borough.Some links are web pages and others are Face Book pages, Each can help give you a unique insight into our town.
Bristol Lion's Club Link
Puerto Rican Association Link
African American Cultural
and Historical Foundation Link
Raising The Bar Link
Visit Bristol Borough Link
Lenape Nation of PA Link
The Bristol Marsh
The Bristol Marsh is the best remaining example of a freshwater tidal marsh in Pennsylvania. It can be viewed from areas along the edge of the parking area located behind Historic Mill Street. Marsh is managed by Pennsylvania Nature Conservancy.
Bucks County Mural Tour
This tour includes the murals found in Bristol Borough.
