Nickname Pirates Formed 1883 Ground name Memorial Stadium Capacity 12,000  Address Memorial Stadium Filton Avenue Horfield Bristol BS7 0BF  Phone 0117-909-6648 Last season 12th Manager Ian Atkins Website Bristolrovers.co.uk 
Terrace: Adult £14, Concession £8  Food and Drink ( thank you to visit Bristol for the below info ) Burger King Drive Thru The Venue At Cribbs Causeway Merlin Road BRISTOL T: 0117 959 0712 F: 0117 959 0712 Burger King quick service restaurant, serving both beef and chicken products. Vegetarians also catered for and kids meals available. Two minutes away from the Mall and easy reach of the Warner Bros cinema. Subway 15 Clare Street The Centre Bristol T: 0117 925 6164 F: 0117 927 9702 Fresh in-store baked breads and freshly made sandwiches. Lean meats, lots of fresh salads and tasty sauces. Made just the way you like it. Also offer wraps. Eat in or take-away. The Courtyard Restaurant 20-21 Lower Park Row Clifton BRISTOL T: 0117 9297 817 Open 09.00 - 23.00 Monday to Sunday. Venue with a menu catering for everyone from coffee to full meals. All from fresh produce delivered daily. Cafê Cariba 45 Jamaica Street Stokes Croft BRISTOL T: 0117 9442348 European and Caribbean coffe shop serving healthy and vegetarian options - hot and cold meals. Specialist coffees, salads, sandwiches. Buffets and functions. Royce Rolls Whole Food St Nicholas Market Corn Exchange BRISTOL T: 077 634 95862 F: 0117 9824 228 Established in 1979, Royce Rolls is Bristol's oldest vegetarian cafe. Rolls are made to our own recipe with a choice of 25 different fillings. We have a wide range of savouries and cakes. Also available is our own blend coffee, teas and herbal infusions. Our aim is to serve the best food available in a relaxed atmosphere. Subway Bishopston Branch 29 Gloucester Road Bishopston Bristol Fresh in-store baked breads and freshly made sandwiches. Lean meats, lots of fresh salads and tasty sauces. Made just the way you like it. Also offer wraps. Eat in or take-away. Subway has 5 branches conviently located close to the shops in the City Centre, Park Street, Broadmead, Clifton and Bishopston. Rajmoni 88a Queens Road Clifton BRISTOL T: 0117 974 1700 Traditional and modern Indian cuisine with the emphasis on healthy eating. Subway Queen's Road Branch 15 Queen's Road Park Street Bristol Fresh in-store baked breads and freshly made sandwiches. Lean meats, lots of fresh salads and tasty sauces. Made just the way you like it. Also offer wraps. Eat in or take-away. Subway has 5 branches conviently located close to the shops in the City Centre, Park Street, Broadmead, Clifton and Bishopston. Subway Clifton Branch 103 Whiteladies Road Clifton Bristol Fresh in-store baked breads and freshly made sandwiches. Lean meats, lots of fresh salads and tasty sauces. Made just the way you like it. Also offer wraps. Eat in or take-away. Subway has 5 branches conviently located close to the shops in the City Centre, Park Street, Broadmead, Clifton and Bishopston. Caribbean Takeaway Stapleton Road Easton BRISTOL T: 0117 9391724 Caribbean and English takeaway: Curried goat - Ox tail - Saltfish - fish and chips - chicken - sausages The Chariots Rest Cafe Roman Camps. A46 Bath/Stroud Rd. Old Sodbury BRISTOL T: 01454 320 135 Situated in front of Roman camp settlement on edge of cotswolds. Ample parking for all. 80 covers, outside seating. Renowned for 'all day breakfast' children's menu available. Easy access for disabled people. Parties catered for. Bookings taken. Lovely rural situation. Subway Union Street Branch 31 Union Street Broadmead Bristol Fresh in-store baked breads and freshly made sandwiches. Lean meats, lots of fresh salads and tasty sauces. Made just the way you like it. Also offer wraps. Eat in or take-away. Subway has 5 branches conviently located close to the shops in the City Centre, Park Street, Broadmead, Clifton and Bishopston. pieminister 24 Stokes Croft BRISTOL T: 0117 942 9500 F: 017 942 9372 Email Web Site pieminister produces delicious handmade pies using only the finest ingredients sourced from the west country. We have a factory and shop/cafe at 24 Stokes Croft. Hot pies to eat in with mash and gravy only £4 or buy pies to take home for supper. Primrose Cafe 1 Boyces Avenue Clifton BRISTOL T: 0117 9466577 Sunny alfresco cafe serving soups & salads, bagels & baguettes with organic ice-cream made on the premises. Transforms into an intimate Bring Your Own Bistro at night specialising in fresh cornish fish. Blackbird Cafe 2 Clayton Street Avonmouth BRISTOL T: 0117 982 3512 Transport Cafe. Good English Breakfast & Lunch. Menus served with a smile. Fastest breakfast in the west!! For the working person with little time to spare. Popeye's Diner Brunel Lock Road Cumberland Basin BRISTOL T: 0117 9277250 Popeye's Diner is a cafe/diner serving breakfast all day, and a range of home made specials cooked in house by the girls. Chose from Small, Big or Monster breakfasts, burgers, pies pasty's faggotts, liver and onion, plus a selection of sandwiches. Riverstation The Grove BRISTOL T: 0117 914 4434 F: 0117 934 9990 Email Web Site An award winning conversion of a former police station. Situated on the waterfront with stunning views of the old docks. The kitchen won 'Menu of the Year' in it's first year of opening and goes from strength to strength. Simple menus are available all day in the Deli Bar and the restaurant is open seven days a week. Culinaria 1 Chandos Road Redland BRISTOL T: 0117 973 7999 F: 0117 973 7999 Small neighbourhood restaurant with 30 seats serving small fresh menu. Totally non-smoking. European food. Some dishes available to take home. Taste of Morocco 180 Gloucester Road Bishopston BRISTOL T: 0117 907 4073 F: 0117 966 5066 The first Moroccon Restaurant in Bristol. Mediteranian relaxed atmosphere offering the best traditional Moroccan Pubs: There are hundreds of pubs on Gloucester Road. Think twice about going in the Duke of York or the Victoria, if you are an away fan. Last time the sides met: Barnet 1-1 Bristol Rovers League Two Sat Aug 9th Junior Agogo's late header denied Barnet a winning return to the Football League as last season's League Two draw specialists Bristol Rovers earned an undeserved 1-1 draw at Underhill. The Bees had taken the lead on 77 minutes through the brave persistence of Richard Graham who capitalised on a Rovers' defensive mix-up. The visitors, however, went home with a point through a late Agogo effort, after he rose unchallenged at the back post and netted from close in. Barnet made their intent clear from the off, and were unlucky not to have taken the lead in the opening two minutes. The dangerous Graham found Dean Sinclair from the left, with Sinclair teasing his way past the Rovers defence only to see his 10-yard effort tipped acrobatically over the bar by an alert Scott Shearer. The Bees sustained their pressure and went close again on 10 minutes when Sinclair drove a fierce angled shot which flew past Shearer's post. Midway through the first half, Dwane Lee created space on the right and his measured low cross was unable to find the tap-in it needed. Rovers' only effort of the first half saw Craig Disley flash a shot wide from 12 yards and his side were indebted to Jo Bass for the half ending goalless, when he cleared a Ben Strevens header off the line. Barnet's crossing game was finally rewarded when a punt out from keeper Scott Tynan found a willing Graham and, despite pressure from Shearer, Graham was gifted his first strike of the season as his effort trickled in. That seemed to be it, however, the Pirates secured a point when a defensive mix-up involving Ian Hendon and Ismail Yakubu was punished when a Ryan Williams cross was headed in by Agogo. |
