This is a lovely cafe/restaurant with style and quality. In a designer shop called The Loft…read more Award winning delicious food and lovely thoughtful service.. Yelp have miss spelt the name It should be .Cafe Lucca after the lovely town in Tuscany. This a great place for breakfast lunch and afternoon tea.. Lovely cake display . Highly recommended.

Interesting, contemporary cafe type restaurant in the middle of the old city. On a corner it has a…read morecommanding view of the people passing by on two streets. It's very open, airy and lots of large windows. What's interesting is the it seems connected to the adjacent shop so people just pass right through from one to the other. The menu is quite good and the offerings at the large counter look delicious. We had lunch and ordered/shared a panini and it was well prepared and tasty. Also got some crisps and some greens with it. Washed it down with Fentimans (THE British soft drink of choice) "Victorian Lemonade". Service was friend although a little slow. Nonetheless I would go back

Nice cozy brunch spot in Bath. I got the Croque Madame (£11.50), which was really tasty with the…read moremelted cheese and fried egg on top. The bread was also soft and absorbed the rest of the flavors nicely. This also came with some greens on the side. I also tried the Peach Bliss Pancakes (£11.25)- the peach and apricot compote on top was good, while the almonds were a nice crunchy touch as well. However, I thought the yogurt on the pancakes seemed a bit weird. In my mind, I kept thinking it should be some kind of cream instead of yogurt. The place itself has a small cozy vibe. You walk down a few steps from the sidewalk and there is a small outdoor patio seating area before entering the restaurant. The interior has a bit of a cozy tavern kind of vibe with some cute decor. There were a couple tables still available for Saturday brunch. The staff are average friendliness although they could've been a bit more attentive. The service speed was okay. Overall, I think The Courtyard Cafe is a solid spot for brunch in Bath, close to the center of the city.

This cafe had a nice place to sit & delicious food! The service was provide quickly & with a smile.read more

Cafe Roma is just across the road from Amici, and continues in its Italian trend - perhaps this…read morepart of Gloucester Road has a theme. This is a cafe rather than a restaurant though, and serves a 'little taste of Italy' as it says on it's front facade. I'm not entirely sure how truthful it is to this claim though - I rather got the impression it was a pretty standard cafe offering allbeit very tasty looking food such as paninis and focacias. In fact the focacia I had with ham and cheese was really very nice, and a particularly good strong coffee really hit the spot that lunch time, and reasonably priced too. The staff were fairly friendly - the only slight downside about the place I could see is that I've never seen it particular busy, but my experience had no major faults so I'm not sure why.

A multicultural blend of flavours, this cafe provides a slightly different slant on the coffee,…read morepanini and muffin type establishment. With freshly ground Brazilian coffee, Sicilian street-food and a whole range of fritatas (fancy omlettes), there's something for everyone. (and still paninis for the panini mad like myself. The staff in here are pretty helpful in deciding what to get from the rather extensive menu. I'd recommend this place if you want an Italian flavour to your lunch.

So I arrived mega early for my passport appointment (I saved money doing so, so didn't mind that…read moremuch) After a 3 hour coach journey I was feeling the urge for a breakfast coming on! So I pulled up my fav app..you guessed right yelp of course! ;) in search of a near by cafe. The pot was the first one that showed on the search and with a decent review next to it's name and only being 100 metres away from my location it was the winner (after all who wants to walk miles for breakfast!) The cafe is located in a western arcade type row of shops which was nice, as the pervious review stated it isn't your every day greasy spoon cafe but at the same time it still has that homely none chain cafe feel which was a welcome surprise. The lady behind the counter told me to grab a table and she would be over to take my order. I went with "the big one" which was everything on the breakfast menu pretty much and I did remember not to say "full English" as I was in Wales after all haha. The cafe was pretty full and everyone seemed like locals to the cafe because the staff were chatting away happily with 90% of the people that were eating in. The food was lovely and arrived on my table really quick but you could tell nothing was rushed, if I had to pick a fault and this is only me being really picky it's the bread they served with the breakfast I always go for thick bread but this was medium (told ya I was being picky). But that takes nothing away from it being a really lovely local cafe with lovely staff if your ever in Newport and need breakfast make sure you drop in. I will be going again if I'm ever in Newport or passing through :)

Proper old fashioned cafe, a bit too nice to be called a greasy spoon, complete with plenty of…read moreregular customers who are on first name terms with the waitresses/chef and a middle aged pot washer with a dark quiff, pot belly and Elvis t-shirt. Very busy which makes for nice ambience even if it means you're ravenous by the time your bacon and eggs arrive (at least that means everything's cooked fresh to order.) I ordered a big breakfast which included a big mug of tea/fresh coffee for £5.50, after waiting 30 minutes for it to arrive (it was busy) the toast was perfect, nice thick white slices and not overdone, the fried eggs were also lovely and the portion of bacon, egg, black pudding, sausages, beans and tomato was enough to fill me up until the evening (and I'm a 21 year old 6' male). OK, so they can do a good fry up and a nice cup of tea, so should any half decent cafe, however they also had plenty of wholesome, home cooked dishes on the menu like steak pie and the desserts, including bread and butter pudding, were only £2; unfortunately their big breakfast had defeated me. In short: a relic and a gem.

Woodes Cafe is such a great place to visit if you are embarking on a long shopping trip up Park…read moreStreet. There are some fantastic seats upstairs which overlook the street so you can sip at your best Italian Roast and watch the world go by. Their cakes and other delights are also really great but do watch out at lunchtime as it gets really busy. It's never going to be the best coffee and lunch place in the world but you could definitely do a lot worse than Woodes Cafe.

Bustling two-storey coffee house on Park Street that makes some serious whoop-ass coffee. Best…read moreseats in the house are upstairs at the window or street level window (inside and out), but they will be full if it is anywhere near lunchtime. Upstairs seating (big booths) is more spacious and relaxed then down if you plan to loiter. And whilst you are loitering, definitely have a piece of their brownie. Sticky and delicious. Their Millionaire Shortbread is pretty good too. Staff cheerfully manage the queues of people staying in and taking away so I have never waited long.

This is a decent place to stop for breakfast…read more They serve all local produce (including locally sourced meat and they get their sourdough bread from a local bakery.) I had the eggs royale and my friends tried the eggs benedict and the full English. All the food looked, and tasted, lovely, although part of my toast was pretty burnt (no big deal.) The staff seemed really friendly, although not totally with it. We ordered at the till, and then waited for quite a long time for our drinks. Then, a while later, the waitress told us we had already received our food (we hadn't.) I'm not sure where she thought we had hidden all our plates and cutlery!? We also asked for water, which the waitress only remembered right at the end of the meal...then instead of bringing some over, she told us to go to the till to pick it up ourselves. I ordered a smoothie, which was pretty disappointing (it was pretty watery, more like sweet milk than a smoothie...) so I wouldn't bother with that next time. All in all, although my review sounds a bit negative, I enjoyed my breakfast. It was good, but hopefully it'll be better once the staff learn the ropes.

Kondi Cafe is a sweet little family-run establishment located near the northern end of the main…read moreHenleaze shopping area, and can be spotted by its blue and white shop front. Inside it's cosy and comfortable, the staff are friendly enough, and the menu is quite varied. I'd say the food is ideal snack or lunchtime fare, with sandwiches made using bread from a local bakery just down the road - and some lovely pastries and cakes. On the wall you'll spot pieces of art on sale from the adjoining 'Kondi Gifts' shop, which is linked by a doorway to the café itself, so you can browse around there once you've finished your lunch.

Stopped by Mocha Mocha on recommendation from a colleague. It's just a few doors down from my…read moreoffice and is super convenient. I ordered an iced mocha, jacket potato, and a lemon cannoli. Mocha Mocha is an adorable but packed and busy cafe buzzing with locals, students, and professionals from Bristol Uni. The staff was friendly and quick to serve. The cafe mocha is great, and gets much closer to the kind of coffee I'd normally drink and was well made either way. As an American, I was backed by the size of the cannoli, about as long as my thumb, but it was delicious and the perfect size to have with lunch. The jacket potato was well done as was the bacon topping. I'd have liked the cheese to have been added after heating as the cheese had kind of consisted. Not game breaking but it limited some mix-ability. Overall a great experience, friendly staff, and well priced good food mean I'll definitely be back.

Popular among arts students in search of a caffeine fix, Mocha Mocha is one of the few recent cafes…read moreon St Michaels Hill to have survived. New establishments seem constantly to open and close doors, so there must be something here that keeps the demanding student crowd happy long after the novelty of somewhere new wears off. The homely ambiance, the excellent coffees, the inventive range of flavours and good value paninis are all a plausible range of answers. The interior is heavily oaken, creating a cosy spot to hide from the rain during the wait between lectures. Mocha Mocha is also open to hiring out its back space to students for meetings. They provide snacks and it's free of charge although obviously out of respect it's a good idea to encourage guests to buy a coffee. One of the best cafes in the area.

For such a small cafe in Redfield Bonnie's gets a lot of mixed debate. Some say they loathe it,…read moreothers say it's alright. For me, it's fairly standard what to expect and I love it for what it is. Once there was a time when you didn't even need to light up a ciggy - you could just go and sit here and passively puff twenty a day in five minutes. These days are gone but the remnants are still about. Door Stop Sarnies for a mere £2.30 for instance, and mugs of sugary milky tea. Cheese on toast, English breakies and such like are the other choices as well as The Sun and The Sport whilst you wait. Don't kid yourself: it's not a fancy bar or sandwich shop. It's a greasy spoon - run by, I imagine, someone called Bonnie. Thus Bonnie's Cafe is exactly as one should assume.

I can see how this might be a haven for the hangover, and a saviour for the starving, but frankley…read moreI will probably not come again. The service was friendly, and everything was served up very prompt, but it just didn't match up to what I had hoped. I think from what people were saying I was hoping for a saviour to emerge from Church road, something to add a little sparkle to the otherwise grimeyer end of Bristol, and the smiles form the people working here nearly did that, but my stomach didn't seem to agree with the food... maybe it was my own digestive problems...