The Ill Repute

The Ill Repute

Quirky rocker's bar with surf/Mexico on the mind!


The Ill Repute's a quirky rocker's bar making a name for itself in Old Market. With a unique music policy of rockabilly / surf / 2tone / garage rock from resident DJs and live bands, the 50s appropriate tiki-style decor's the perfect environment to enjoy some of the best Mexican food in town.

What's On At The Ill Repute

Mystery Film Screening at The Ill Repute
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The Brackish and Sweetpool at The Ill Repute
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post-punk noise rock art rock psych experimental
Heather w/ Eva Penney and Oscar Jones at The Ill Repute
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alternative rock shoegaze folk
Christmas Evil at The Ill Repute
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Sell out warning! A pre-millennial nostalgia feast for the lost TV generation - relive classic episodes of Thundercats, Powerpuff Girls, golden era Cartoon Network and more mixed in with retro ads for long-forgotten products. Be Kind Rewind Bristol presents SICK, SAD WORLD

Free entry! Once seen, it's impossible to unsee. Lynch's nightmarish DIY destruction of the fourth, fifth and sixth walls of cinema needs to be watched again and again and again and again. Screenings of cult films downstairs at the Ill Repute

Sell out warning! A pre-millennial nostalgia feast for the lost TV generation - relive classic episodes of Thundercats, Powerpuff Girls, golden era Cartoon Network and more mixed in with retro ads for long-forgotten products. Be Kind Rewind Bristol presents SICK, SAD WORLD

Sell out warning! Two counter-cultural acid classics back-to-back in the Ill Repute’s basement - flower power-friendly free entry too! Peter Fonda, Jack Nicholson and Dennis Hopper’s genius are all over the lesser known B movie psych-ploitation flick The Trip, a must-see precursor to the zeitgeist-defining Easy Rider. Screenings of cult films downstairs at the Ill Repute

Sell out warning! Beyond cult classic sexploitation joyriding action hailed by John Waters as the greatest film ever made. Expect go-go dancers, desert drag-racing, rockabilly catfights, shameful innuendos and hella karate chops. Screenings of cult films downstairs at the Ill Repute