Jam Jar, Bristol

Jam Jar is a pub at Unit 4a The Old Malthouse, Little Ann Street, Easton, Bristol, BS2 9EB. Jam Jar's food hygiene rating is 5 out of 5 (very good), given by Bristol council on 19 February 2026.

Food hygiene
5 out of 5, very good
Given
Address
Unit 4a The Old Malthouse
Little Ann Street
Easton
Bristol
BS2 9EB
Council
Bristol
Type
Pub
Map
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Checked
Against the Food Standards Agency register on 21 September 2026

Jam Jar’s food hygiene rating

Jam Jar's rating is 7 months old.

We have checked Jam Jar's entry on the register 3 times since 27 July 2026 and the rating has not changed.

The score covers how food is handled and stored, the state of the building, and how the business manages food safety. It says nothing about the beer, the food’s taste or the welcome. How ratings work on this site.

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Questions about Jam Jar

What is the food hygiene rating at Jam Jar?

Jam Jar's food hygiene rating is 5 out of 5 (very good), given by Bristol council on 19 February 2026. Ratings are published by the Food Standards Agency after an inspection by the council's food safety team.

Where is Jam Jar?

Jam Jar is at Unit 4a The Old Malthouse, Little Ann Street, Easton, Bristol, BS2 9EB, in Bristol. Bristol council is responsible for its food safety inspections. The nearest other pub on the register is The Swan With Two Necks, about 50 m away.

What pubs are near Jam Jar?

The closest pubs and bars to Jam Jar are The Swan With Two Necks (50 m), Crown Tavern (80 m) and Trinity Community Arts Ltd (230 m). Distances are in a straight line between registered locations, so walking distances will be longer.

Is Jam Jar's hygiene rating up to date?

Jam Jar's rating is 7 months old. This page shows the register as it stood on 21 September 2026, and the Food Standards Agency's own record is always the latest.

Source: Jam Jar on the Food Standards Agency register, checked 21 September 2026. Ratings are set by the council, so if something here looks wrong, Bristol council’s food safety team can correct it at the source.