This branch of Starbucks is located on the ground floor in a freestanding area. There is seating…read moreavailable, though you have to deal with all the shoppers strolling by and watching you as you drink and eat. But, if you are a people watcher, this would be ideal. They offer the same range of coffees, hot and cold drinks and food as the enclosed versions of Starbucks. The staff was friendly and cheerfully made the drink I wanted to my specification.

Nice to see one of these in a busy shopping mall like Cribbs. It's ideal to relax for a bit after…read moresome shopping

I went to soho for a coffee and got useful advise about what to order from lovely Takiyah who…read moregreeted me with a smile, the passion fruit matcha was delicious which Issy made and had a lovely conversation with her! Over all a great experience, would highly recommend 10/10!

I was lured in by the promise of a delicious cold brew almond latte. Is that what I got? I'm not…read moreentirely sure: my cup was filled with ice, and then only 3/4ths filled with liquid (most of which was almond milk). I ended up binning it because an iced milk was not at all what I had in mind (especially based on the appealing advert in their window front). I think most of this has to do with the staff... I'll agree with what others have said - the service here is rough. I stood at the counter for an uncomfortably long time waiting for one of the three people working to acknowledge me. Even after they did, they went back to talking to each other. Eventually they finished their conversation to tend to the queue which had gotten so long it was out the door. Clue one that my drink wasn't going to be right: the cashier asked me to repeat my order a bunch of times. Clue two: when one employee asked another employee what the drink even was. Clue three: when my drink was thrown on the counter and they shouted out "the almond drink thing." Yikes. Bath is a city that's overwhelmed with amazing coffee shops - this one shouldn't even be on your radar.

Freakshakes in Bristol!…read more When I was told about this cafe selling Freakshakes in Bristol, I couldn't quite believe it. I thought that was just a Shoreditch deal. But no, this cafe really are selling some fine calorific freakshakes! It's a basic cafe inside, with a small fish tank (always nice to see fishies), there are even some sofas to sit on if you really want to get comfortable. I went on a Saturday lunch time, and even though there's quite a lot of seating available, the whole place was full. I had to make my order and sit outside for 10 minutes, luckily I sofa became available so I quickly nabbed my spot inside the warm cafe opposite the fish tank. We ordered 3 freakshakes, Invision Our Vanilla, Peanut Butter Passion & Raspberry Roulette, all of which were really, really good. They tasted amazing and they looked so freaky too. We did have these as a dessert and had ourselves some savoury paninis first, which were very tasty too, especially the BBQ Pulled Pork Panini. I'd totally recommend going to this place, even if it's just for a panini/sandwich and a coffee, but if you make the effort to go here you've really gotta have a freakyshake. Better yet, take someone who will be unsuspecting of this freaky creation, they will be surprised for sure. Thanks Beehive Coffee House, you made Bristol a much cooler city!

The coffee and service was excellent the lady that served us showed great pride in her job and…read morecould not do enough for us. Great place to go for coffee!

After a shock going into administration in December 2008, about a third of this company's stores…read morewere closed nationwide. They sensibly kept this one going, as it makes a perfect place to buy presents for tea and coffee drinking friends (and frankly, if you don't drink tea then you are no friend of mine). To be clear, this sells tea loose and in bags, ground and instant coffee and hot chocolate powders - it is not a cafe. It stocks normal tea as well the weird flowery stuff that some people insist on, and a great range of coffees. They also have crockery and gadgets for the ceremony that is preparing a fine cuppa. Find this upstairs in the mall near Boots.

This Whattard is an open fronted shop in the Mall so plenty of parking at hand. It specialises in a…read morewide variety of teas and coffees but also lovely bright ceramic gifts and accessories. They sell all sorts of gadgets and gizmos for tea making and stock a wide selection of teas and coffees. The coffee always smells diving and the herbal teas are delciousl It is a little pricey but they are a real treat and the items would make a great gift as they are all so beautifully packaged. They have regular offers on in store and the reductions make the items really good value. They also sell some gorgeous lindt chocolate items which are really tasty. A lovely shop.

A lovely deli cafe in a local position, great if you want to pop in for a coffee and something to…read moreeat. Also great if you are out for a walk in the country and not far from junction 18 of the M5 if you need a break from driving. Friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Huge bonus points for the following: * WiFi. Yay... I can…read moreuze laptop. * It's also A CAFE! Fresh coffee and cakes. Not vending machine but a genuine espresso bar out the back. With funky purple cushion seating. * Manned. No launderette mysteries. If something goes wrong the guy's right there. * Eco friendly detergents. Stuff that doesn't sweep persistent pollutants down the drain and out to sea. * Little jars: if you forget your laundry powder you can buy a little refillable jar right there. And if you like it you can buy it full size. * Radio. Classic rock of some kind. "Walk this way" now playing... * Laundry fiction. (??!) A series of books with the word 'launderette' or 'laundromat' in the title. * Cinnamon rolls. They rock. Why doesn't every coffeeshop have them? They're so 'fika'. It's right next to Cafe Lazz where I usually go for coffee but I might go here instead now, laundry or no laundry. Cool. Only downside: if you come in winter, wear your coat!

The clean been isn't exactly my nearest place but it's totally worth driving 10 mins for…read more They people who run the Bean are the loveliest! Always really helpful for people that don't have a clue (like me!) and always have time for a natter. They have internet facilities as well so you can surf the web whilst you wait for your wash for a small cost...and i have breaking news........they give you free jelly beans!! Won me over in a heartbeat. I like the play on words as well, clean bean, free jelly beans... it's always really clean there and it's just a cute, cosie more modern version of a launderette.

Great food, great atmosphere, can get quite busy - but always worth the wait. The breakfasts are…read moreserved all day, if you have the appetite for the larger ones! I am no coffee aficionado, but I have never been disappointed with what they serve. The cafe is also dog friendly and serves alcohol.

A great little place in the heart of the community run by a family team with the addition of a…read moregreat chef (Mark). Brunch is my favourite here, a good selection of full English as well as a few more interesting options, all of which are beautifully cooked and taste great! Lunch and dinner also available depending on the day of the week and although the menu is limited in terms of number, a great mix of options. Nice wine too and all the prices are great.

This is one of the biggest Asda stores I've ever been in! They seem to stock everything - only half…read morethe store is devoted to food, while the rest stocks clothes, toys, gifts, entertainment, homewares, car accessories and everything you could possibly dream of. It does get busy, understandably, but it's always worth a trip anyway. The car park is large so there is usually somewhere to park the car. There's an instore cafe which serves drinks, snacks and cheap meals. There are always plenty of bargains to be had instore. The stock levels seem good and the staff are friendly and helpful.

Asda is really good at Cribbs. It is open 24 hours a day and is so big that there isn't much you…read morewill need that can't be found in the store. The prices are generally pretty cheap and there is also a petrol station next door. The clothing section George is quite good too

Now this is what I call Brunch!…read more One of my besties and fellow Elite, Alice C, has been banging on about Bakers & Co for a while. So with a day off me and my girl decided to go check it out. From the outside Bakers & Co looks lovely. It has white walls with a yellow parasol and big yellow branding. With a couple of tables and chairs outside it looks really nice! Inside it gets better. Your instantly greeted by a counter of beautiful cakes an pastries and five or six staff cooking food in the open kitchen. It's really surprising how far back the seating goes. They have done a great job with the little space the have. The decor inside is much the same as outside; nice white walls with yellow and wicker furnishings. On to the food: The menu is pretty small but everything looks and sounds great. It's not your normal breakfast/brunch menu. I wanted everything on it, but We both went for the seared steak with potatoes cheese bake and poached eggs. It was absolutely amazing! The potatoes was different to what I expected, but probably better. I had a lemon grass and goner tea while Soph had a fresh orange juice. Both were great, nothing out of the ordinary, just very good! Definitely a contender for the best breakfast in Bristol. Considering they recently opened, the lack of free tables shows that a lot of people like it as much as we did! Great job, guys!

Popped in for a cheeky coffee and cake on Saturday with my mum. Fatigued and ravenous with…read moreexcessive Christmas shopping, the smorgasbord of freshly baked delights was a joy to behold. We quickly grabbed the last table in the place (it was heaving, but that's to be expected on Saturday lunchtime). It's got a lovely warm lively atmosphere -and I must say super friendly staff. We both went for the beetroot and pumpkin seed cake and a well-deserved cup of coffee, like mother like daughter. The coffee was delightful, good fruity proper coffee. Just what we needed after our shopping ordeal. The beetroot cake was utterly divine, lightly spiced and filled with scrummy orange cream cheese, with little crunchy pumpkin seed surprises all the way through. In the words of my dear sweet mother it was "f****ng amazeballs"! Love it. Keep up the good work guys!