When I lived in Cotham I would visit this bakery whenever I could. They do really nice cheese salad…read morerolls on crusty bread.

While my Dad was working in Redland, he'd always bring home a variety of baked goods and rave about…read morea little bakery he'd found that had the best bread he's ever tasted and fantastic cream filled buns. I can honestly say that the fresh bread here is some of the best I've ever tasted. The fresh rolls are also particularly good, and I strongly recommend losing all your inhibitions and buying a mix up of the cakes they have on offer!

As the part-time head manager of a supermarket which has an exquisite bakery department, I rarely…read morefeel the need to source goods from another provider. However, I was out and about running errands and I popped in for one of their malted wheat sourdoughs (I promise that I was not engaging in corporate espionage, I just wanted some bread OK?). The bread was a sensation. I am excellent at making homechurned butter, and therefore my need for well-prepared bread is exceptionally great. I can confirm to all that this was a satisfactory partner. I was interrogating the cashier about this and he was a bit confused about my clearly stated needs, but otherwise friendly. I would probably return!

Literally THE best bakery I've been to…read more The best in Bristol The best in the UK And probably the best in the world, apart from that bakery I got a custard tart from in Portugal. Cannot recommend highly enough

Popped in for some breakfast before hitting the road. I ordered the S&C breakfast and overall…read morepretty tasty with easy room for improvement. The toast was really difficult to cut and eat, crust was rock hard. I think it could have also benefited from some cheese below the egg. The potatoes and mushrooms were very under seasoned. Outside of that I really enjoyed the sausage and I'm not much of a sausage fan! Had the orange ginger tea with the meal and it was very warming. Overall pretty good experience, just bump up the seasoning!

Good cappuccino. I liked my breakfast, where I substituted smoked salmon for the bacon. The…read moredaughter appreciated her veggie breakfast and the son found the granola tasty though a bit more crunchy than ideal. Overall a really nice place.

Absolutely AMAZING!!!!!!! Fresh and homemade bread, pastries, pies, coffee, etc. Their steak…read moreslice/pie was the BEST we've ever had including in England (and we've had a lot LOL). There were 6 of us and we each had 3 desserts. Everything we had was perfect. The owner is so friendly and enjoyable to talk to. The cafe is clean and takes COVID seriously. Definitely a must try.

Stylish, quality bakery that opened in the autumn 2015. We visited during the new year and found…read morePinkmans to be posh bakery...crostini, mini filled rolls, bread samples with oil and vinegar dips. We got a couple of the bready things @ £1.80. Minus 1-star fur not being family-friendly. We came with a pram and I wouldn't recommend it. The front door is ok, but the door is spilt in two. When we came one door was bolted shut and the opening was too narrow without unbolting the other door...a bit of a hassle. We had to do the same again to get out as the staff had bolted it closed again. Once inside there was no place for the pram. The table seating in the rear is down the corridor and up several steps. If you have a baby in a pram this is definitely a take out place only...if you can get in the door to splash out on bread and toppings.

Amazing food, I really mean that. Great £10 pizza and a beer week days. Coffee is crap though, pityread more

If you live in Clifton, Redland, or other haunts of the haut monde, you may well find yourself in a…read moresandwich shop purchasing a ridiculously overpriced sandwich with bread apparently baked at "Herberts", and wonder what is so special about that. Upon chowing down on the said sarnie, however, you will wonder where the devil this genial little bakery is, for anywhere that fills your hungry chops so delectably must be worth a visit, and is well worth the extravagance of price. The better thing to do, however, is take your best tweeds to St Pauls (theyre only telling you Montpelier to make you feel safer), turn off Ashley Road on to York Road, and you will see a mischievously graffitied building upon which is daubed the nomenclature of this fantastic establishment. Inside you will see, for a third of the price, the finest collection of baked goodies in all of Bristol. Pick some up. Pay for them. Take them home. Eat them. Feel proud that you have been to "the dangerous part of town". Save yourself from the ridiculous expense of exported Herberts bread, forever!

i grew up on stuff from here i have never found anywere as…read morenice everything is really good love it

How does this cake-land not already have 100s of yelp reviews!?…read more My friend and I were looking for somewhere to stop for a glass of wine...but we were distracted by the amazing looking cakes in the window of this Thoughtful Bread Company. I didn't think we needed more cake, but my friend was SURE that we needed to try at least one of their tasty treats!! The main problem is, everything looks so good- how can you choose!? We asked the staff who told us their seven (!) favourites. The best options included a peanut butter and jelly éclair, passionfruit cheese cake, chocolate ganache heaven...I could go on... They have good cake options!! Why you should visit: - It is a cute little shop - Their cakes are gorgeous - The ladies behind the counter are *so* sweet! In the end, they even gave us recommendations for decent bars...so we ended up with cake AND wine. It was a good Saturday.

Eggs Royal with salmon !!!mmmm it was soooo fresh eggs cooked perfect salmon lovely. I really…read moreenjoyed this meal !!! mmmm

I ordered a cake for my wedding from Michell, and I honestly cannot recommend her enough! She has…read moreunparalleled artistry, presentation and professionalism!

From the owner: Kingfisher Bakery prides itself on delivering bespoke and beautifully hand-crafted cakes of the…read morehighest quality, hand-made fresh to order and with locally-sourced ingredients. We work tirelessly to ensure that each and every cake is completed precisely to our customers' specifications, and that your cake tastes every bit as delicious as it looks. We specialise in classic cakes lovingly finished with our signature buttercreams, and we also offer a selection of hand-made decorations, including fondant work, macarons, candied fruit, and meringues.

This is the place when on BOTW. Staff is super nice. Food and coffee are delivered to you wherever…read moreyou are sitting. Lots of options and very active inside and out. It's small inside but works. The place to go for a small breakfast and great coffee

Cinnamon roll and your brownie was, brownie, very and pineapple, fruit smoothies, or all just OKread more

The Coffee Beach cafe is located right on the Harbour-side in the centre of Bristol. Inside there…read moreis lots of sofas and tables which means I was instantly able to find a seat. Additionally they have free wi-fi and you don't have to purchase a card like in Starbucks. There is a huge selection of paninis, coffees and smoothies, far more than the likes of Costas and Starbucks. However, they do not sell any filter coffee, just an Americano which I find quite irritating! The entire place is very nicely designed, with lots of drift wood and beach like decor. Additionally on the back wall there is a huge picture of a tropical beach which is nice to look at! I didn't, however, like the uni sex toilets, although they were clean. The prices are reasonable considering the location. Breakfast is only £1.75 for some beans on toast, and a full English is £4.50. Smoothies are roughly £2.90 and they also do a very nice frozen yogurt for £1.50

Their decor and theme of this cafe carries through all the way to the outside. I find many cafes…read morepay attention to the interior decor, but the outside never quite matches. Here, I found the colourful backed beach type outdoor chairs made the vibe of this cafe trail out onto the street in front of it, which is a good thing. Walking in, it feels light and airy, with light coloured furniture, and a great Palm Beach type mural at the back of the cafe. A glance at the food, made me surprised that a cafe in the busy center caters alot for a gluten free diet. Every category of food here has a gluten free option. They do sandwiches, paninis, ciabattas and big salads. Their fillings are generous, and one's that I found interesting were brie & pear, roast chicken with vegetables, and a chunky meat feast! Cakes served here are brownies, lemon polenta cake, honeybuns (all these three are gluten free), and more traditional deserts like apple pie and cheesecakes. If you want something sweet after your food that's not a cake, they do freshly made smoothies, frozen yoghurt and ice cream too, where you can choose your toppings. A very breezy relaxing cafe, accentuated by its location right next to the river and that beach mural behind you.