It’s quite terrifying to consider the amount of time I have spent in some of Bristol’s finest breakfast purveyors; it’s not unusual for brunch to merge into afternoon tea or even, occasionally, dinner. Bristolians – born and adopted – are extremely lucky when it comes to food. ‘Local’, ‘seasonal’ and ‘organic’ were around long before they became fashionable, though happily it’s very hard to miss one if not all on the menu these days.
Quick links to the latest Local reviews can be found here:
The Lounge, Bedminster
The Primrose Café, Clifton
Tart, Gloucester Road
Zazu’s Kitchen, Stokes Croft
Just Ground, City Centre
Rosemarino, Clifton
Lido, Clifton
Café Kino, Stokes Croft
Boston Tea Party, Cheltenham Road
Mud Dock, Harbourside
Bordeaux Quay, Harbourside
The Gallimaufry, Gloucester Road
@ The Well, Stokes Croft
riverstation, Harbourside
Poco, Stokes Croft
The Social, Cheltenham Road
The Birdcage, Centre
The Bristolian, Stokes Croft
The Galley, Harbourside
River Cottage Canteen, Whiteladies Road
Bill’s, Clifton Triangle
Havana Coffee, Cotham Hill
Thali Cafe, Southville
Zazu’s Kitchen, Gloucester Road
Arnolfini, Harbourside
Princes Pantry, Harbourside
The Buttery, Harbourside
Bakers & Co, Gloucester Road
Goldbrick House, Park Street
Workhouse Cafe, St Michael’s Hill
Katie and Kim’s Kitchen, Picton Street
Spicer & Cole, Queen’s Square
No.12, Easton
The Cosy Club, Corn Street
Tobacco Factory Market, Raleigh Road
Door & Rivet, Stokes Croft
The Crafty Egg, Stokes Croft
Ceres, Stokes Croft
Pig Sty & Mokoko Coffee, Whapping Wharf
Spoke & Stringer, Harbourside
Tradewind Espresso, Whiteladie’s Road
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the social, on cheltenham road, does a mean all day breakfast with gorgeous veggie glamorgan sausages AND home made beans…you must try it and report back!
done! keep those recommendations coming – i’ve heard very good things about The Lockside too so will report back as soon as i’ve had my fill…
The Gloucester Old Spot on Kellaway Avenue is worth a look. Not far from Gloucester Road as well 🙂