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Deli @ HERE

We’re home to our very own in House Deli @ HERE. Serving really good, Barista-made coffee, great feelgood and freshly cooked food and breads as well as specialist foods that can be purchased to take home all day everyday right HERE.

Parking Space

There are over 220 parking spaces - a rare commodity in Bristol. With HERE situated on a major road into and out of Bristol and only a mile to the M32 and on to the M4 and M5, it’s one of the few commercial buildings that can still accommodate the commute by car.

Cycle Spaces

Just because there’s ample parking HERE, doesn’t mean you should use it, of course. Where we can we should all be using pedal power over fossil fuels, so there are plenty of bike racks – under cover and the watchful eye of security cameras day and night. Further facilities for cyclists form part of current development plans, and it won’t be long before you’ll be able to cycle directly into indoor storage and showers.

Meeting Rooms

HERE offers tenants dedicated meeting rooms of various sizes that can be booked at a moment’s notice. The meeting rooms offer large flat screen TVs complete with cables to connect to laptops. There are currently 3 meeting rooms available to book whether you're a tenant or not. If you want tea, coffee and the essential cake, take advantage of Friska downstairs.

Games Rooms & Onsite Gym

As part of our mission to provide a creative and positive working environment, a tenants Games Room and Gym have been developed as part of the latest refit HERE. These leisure spaces not only offer somewhere to escape your desk and forget about work for a bit, but are also a great place to socialise with colleagues, build relationships with the rest of the tenants in the building. Both offer a space to clear your mind whether this is from playing games or working out.

Outside Space

HERE is unique in providing space both outside and in. There’s not just ample on-site parking and quiet places to get way from the office - a number of the planned new offices will have their own dedicated outdoor breakout space and the on-site café and business lounge will also offer new outdoor seating.

NEAR HERE

TRANSPORT LINKS

Here is situated just outside the centre of Bristol and only 10 miles from Bath. Located on the A4, HERE is just a short walk from Bristol Temple Meads train station and fast rail links to Bath and on to London and readily accessible from the City Centre and the M32 motorway.

HERE
470 Bath Road
Bristol
BS4 3AP

Local Parks

Right next door, Arnos Court Park is a Victorian greenspace on a hillside with fine views and wide, open grassy lawns. The park is open and accessible 24 hours a day, with entrances on neighbouring Bath Road. Steeper parts of the park make for an energising walk with fantastic views of the City as reward.

To other side of HERE is Arnos Vale cemetery and the prospect of another brain stimulating (or stress busting) stroll through peaceful woodland. If industrial heritage is more your thing then cross Bath Road, down a side street and discover the network of cycle paths that follow the canal and riverways into the city centre.

Cafes, Restaurants & Bars

You’ll never go hungry in this part of Bristol. The growth of the City’s food and drink culture has encouraged plenty of bars and sandwich shops around HERE.

Of course, with The Deli right HERE you needn’t go anywhere for a light bite and decent coffee, but a 5-minute walk east takes you to BocaBar at the Paintworks for a fine range of local beers, great pizzas and cool surroundings. 5 minutes west up Sandy Park Road and you’ll discover a traditional local pub, sandwich shops and bakeries.

Cheap eats and big screen sports can be found at the Black Castle over the road, but it’s only a mile to the traditional and gastropubs of Totterdown or the City Centre and every conceivable eatery from vegan bistro to gentlemen’s club, and American diner to floating Cordon Bleu.

Places of interest

If ever there was a city with a story to tell, it’s Bristol. Passionate locals and spirited fans have carved out its character for centuries. It’s not hard to see why writers, film directors, artists, actors, scientists, musicians and architects have sought inspiration here.

Famed for its passionate character and its maritime history, and for the acres of parkland and sustainable approach that earned it European Green Capital status, Bristol has created its own distinctive identity.

Bristol is the city of bridges, balloons, boats, bikes, Brunel and Banksy. With year-round festivals, award-winning cycle tracks, gastronomy of every flavour in rejuvenated warehouses and behind secret doorways, stunning cityscapes and awe-inspiring street art, you’re never short of things to do and place to be.

Besides the world-renowned Clifton Suspension Bridge, Brunel’s SS Great Britain, Bristol Balloon Fiesta and Banksy street art, Bristol boasts underground gigs, green spaces for relaxation, historic houses and museums, cutting-edge art galleries and independent cinemas, cool restaurants and bars, and great markets.

To find out what’s happening where, from film screenings in a wine cellar to art installations in a cave, check out [VISIT BRISTOL]. http://visitbristol.co.uk/ 

Shopping

Cabot Circus provides the best shopping in Bristol, and it’s less than 2 miles from HERE.

A temple to shopping, the Circus has over 120 shops, two department stores, several restaurants, a thirteen-screen Showcase Cinema de Lux, a Jungle Rumble Adventure Golf Centre and is split into two areas, the Circus itself and Quakers Friars. The Circus is divided into three streets and multiple levels. Outlets include New Look, Urban Outfitters, Zara, Hollister Co, H&M, The Body Shop, JD Sports, Pull & Bear, Smiggle, Boux Avenue and House of Fraser. Above at the highest level are the cinema and eateries which includes Giraffe, Bella Italia, Frankie & Benny's, Nando's, YO! Sushi, Zizzi and Gourmet Burger Kitchen. There are also cafes and restaurants on the upper ground floor, these include Five Guys, TGI Friday's and Pret a Manger. On the opposite side of Penn street is the Quakers Friars area, which houses Harvey Nichols having been opened by Dita von Teese. Other outlets in the area include French Connection, Hugo Boss, Michael Kors, Kurt Geiger, Fat Face and an Apple Store. In January 2016, the American womenswear and lingerie retailer, Victoria's Secret, opened their first store in the South West.