Cute as pie building that looks like something out of a fairytale - no witches inside but plenty of…read moregingerbread men! Fantastic bakery with good bread and amazing selection of cakes and buns. This is justifiably busy particularly on a Saturday morning. Find it opposite the Downend Tavern - it is set back and teensy so it is easy to walk past if you hadn't noticed the people streaming in and out.

This is a great little independent bakery, that has managed to keep business going despite being a…read morelittle way off the main busy high streets of staple hill and Fishponds. They offer a good selection of freshly made sandwiches and rolls, I had a ham and cheese sandwich on granary bread, which was fresh and tasty. It cost £2.50 which I still think is a little steep but seems about average these days! You will also find a good selection of bread, cakes and pasties. You can even get your cakes specially made for a special occasion. You won't find any culinary magic at this place but you will get a good old fashioned bakery, with friendly staff who know their locals and their food.

So nice to have a bakery close by, although you have to get up early on a Saturday to get a decent…read moreloaf before they sell out. OK by early I mean before 12 noon... They do a wide selection of bread, it's a little bit pricey, but more importantly they do a very nice sticky white iced finger..... mmmmm

This is now a redland bakery which is great as it has a good variety of food including sourdough…read more You can sit in and have a coffee also.

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

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

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!

Definitely a gem, fantastic artisanal delicious bread. Extremely fresh and tasteful this bakery is…read moredefinitely a 10. Very tasty and convenient location for people to find. The bread is high quality, location easy to reach in Bristol. My favorite is the bacon turnover with cheese. I found this treasure so well made, crunchy, tasty, with the best flavor and others pastries extremely tasty.

Hardly your standard village bakery I know but this Greggs in Fishponds is so quaint and tiny it…read moreholds a place in my bready heart. For starters is the size of the place! Squeezed in between two other larger stores this bakery has to shout loud to be heard, and with a full window display and barrels of sweet smelling dough it does its best! Sandwiches and pies are stacked high and mighty for the lunch-time swell of business workers and tradesmen alike, and for the nippers - a veritable treat of sweets of delicacies. Gingerbread men and 'novelty biscuits' are just 30p here, and what makes them 'novelty' you may ask? THAT is reason enough to potter down here.

best greggs i've ever been in. staff were very helpful and…read morefreindly even though i must have put them under pressure today with an order of 22 bacon rolls and coffees thanks

Parsons Bakery has been part of my family since I was a child and I recommend all their produce…read more I've become gluten intolerant with age. Parsons cater for my needs. The range of baked goods is wonderful

Parsons is a good solid bakery that quite rightly graces almost every street in Bristol. It's a…read morestandard affair in here where you know what you're getting and you're always happy. The loaves may not be gluten free, or spelt or mixed seed - they're big fluffy bloomers and baps. Equally the savoury stuff isn't even remotely healthy - it's sausage rolls and pasties here. This is shopper / builder fuel at its best. Oh, and a massive bacon doorstep sandwich for just £2.25! Roll on Parsons!

This is a great bakers ideally placed on the busy A38 with off road parking or parking alongside…read morethe A38 available. It is a very popular bakery with lots of footfall from both local businesses, motorists on their way pastand it is also very popular with the local residents. It is family run and the other staff have been there for years so there is a familiar intimate feel about the place. Although it is only fairly small, it does a great range of both warm and cold items. You could have soup and a roll, or a heated pasty - both meat eaters and vegetarians are catered for. They do a wide choice of filled rolls, fresh fruit, sausage rolls, cakes and biscuits and a small range of crisps and chocolatey items. There is also a chilled cabinet where you could pick up a pint of milk if you had run out. If the bun you want isn't there you can ask them to make you one and they also do a great salad box if you want to be a bit healthier. If its a cake for a special occasion you are after that is also not a problem, you can pre-order a decorated cake in many themes to suit your requirements. Highly recommended.

Of all the many rants I put my friends through my biggest has to be the importance of keeping it…read morelocal - retaining some originality and independence in the high street. Bonjour Bakery is the sort of place I love. They've been in the game for many years now getting up well before the milkman to start their baking process. Homemade recipes and years of experience have resulted in some truly delicious sweets and savouries. The Sausage Rolls and the sandwiches, for example, melt away to make room for the meringues and the Chelsea Buns. Builders, students and old age pensioners all make up the numbers around here and all are more than happy to empty Bonjour's shelves every day. Support your local businesses. Come here.