A dessert place with a personality! This place is hard to…read moremiss with the large purple neon sign. Inside you have the option of eating in or out. The booths are a purple leather American diner vibe. The menu is absolutely huge. You order at the counter and it is delivered to you. It feels like a dark modern day establishment with their black and purple color scheme but with neons behind the counter. The pricing is fair and the service is good. And what you get for it is presented beautifully. I've never been anywhere like it before! Definitely a fun spot.

This place has decent ice cream and an extensive menu. That said, the ice cream I tried wasn't…read moreparticularly better than other ice cream I've had, and the decor feels a bit off. Bathrooms: Clean and functional.

Mom needed a pick me up and wanted to get out of the drizzle for a bit. The desserts caught the…read morehubs' attention. Different hot chocolate options on the menu. We went with a couple of Classic hot chocolates and, per a recommendation since I like dark chocolate, went with the dark with coconut milk and whipped cream. Kiddo ordered the Chai chocolate and hubs ordered the chocolate mousse with a dark chocolate drizzle. If you like chocolate, this is a place to visit. Staff were very friendly. All drinks came with a chocolate medallion. Really liked the dark chocolate recommendation- creamy and not too sweet. Hubs was happy with his mousse cake. Nice place to just enjoy a treat and relax.

ive been to the location and bath and this one here is just as good! the chocolate in the hot…read morechocolate is rich and there are many options available. if you're a chocolate fan i recommend this spot!

Wonderful convenient breakfast joint along the bridge. Only place open early enough for breakfast…read more They do savory and sweet crepes.

A lovely little spot right on the harbour. I was able to enjoy a few crepes and a flat white while…read moreI sat and watched the world go past. Very reasonably priced. Lovely staff and great crepes, what more could you want?

There are three Philpotts in Bristol, this one is the one I used to use the most which is tucked…read moredown the side road near Stanfords or up from the road crossing by Jongleurs. The premise is - you choose your bread, you choose your spread, you choose your fillings and they make it for you. Sounds like Subway? Wash your mouth out you filthy heathen. This is no ordinary sandwich shop, this is a quality, lovely, extra bacon please sandwich shop. Yep, it can be a bit pricey but they stuff the sandwiches so full I actually can buy one sandwich and it lasts me two days, making it much much cheaper than any packaged sandwich. Everything is very fresh and clean, lots of nice crisps and cakes to add onto your order as well and your everyday lunch has suddenly got very interesting. Yum. TOP TIP: If you are ordering lots or just hate queuing, you can order online for any of their shops as long as you do it before 11.30am and you just pick it up at the till at the time you want.

If you've been in the city centre on a week day lunchtime you'll know that Bristol is in no…read moreshortage of sandwich shops. The competition is fierce, but Philpotts on Marsh Street comes top of my list every time. Don't be put off by how busy they get between 12am and 2pm - just remember that they're busy for a reason! Will a fantastic range of freshly prepared fillings to change to, a variety of breads and rolls and tasty crisps and chocolate bars for a lunch time treat you can't go wrong. Philpotts like to give the magic touch: olive oil instead of butter, seasoning on your filling - they put the joy back into the institution of a lunch time sarnie! Check their website for their daily specials, or to pre-book your order before 11:30 am. Once you eat here, you'll be a Philpotts devotee.

A fairly new venture near Clifton down shopping centre, Super Sweet is a traditional pick'n'mix…read moreshop, only dedicated to sweets - when was the last time you saw one of them? There's something slightly odd about the mix of old style in a modern setting, but it's not a bad thing at all. 79p for 100g of pick'n'mix sounds like a damn good deal to me. They must be doing a roaring trade with local school kids, students, and embarrassed looking grown ups coming in for a treat. From standard coke bottles to liquorice alsorts, there's a really good mix of sweets, along with a wall of chocolate bars and comedy sweet shop items. I'm just a massive fan of the idea, let alone the sweets.

When this old world is getting you down and people are just too much for you to face. You can…read moreeither go up to the top of the stairs or pay a visit to Super Sweet in Clifton. The small (but sweet - hah hah!) shop is jammed packed with sugary goods from M&Ms to Jelly Beans. You won't find many golden oldies here, and it's not like a ye olde sweetie shop from days gone by but it will give you a much needed sugar rush if you're feeling under the weather.

Qucik Crepe is located right next to The Fountains and the Floating Harbour. It is a cheaper…read morealternative for a snack than the Waterfront restuarants, and a much nicer alternative to the dozens of kebab shops nearby. They do an extensive menu of sweet and savoury crepes, and also a selection of cold drinks. Additionnaly they do a few smoothies and coffees and teas which are also very pleasant. Whenever I have visited there has never been any seating, which if you are eating a cheap is a huge inconvience, so unless you want to wear your food for the rest of the day I would suggest avoiding the crepes! However, there does seem to be some tables folded away only for use on a sunny day.

Ah Quick Crepes a lovely little alternative food option right in the centre of the city. You…read morewouldn't want to eat here every day, unless you really really love crepes, but they are perfect for the occasional lunchtime snack or if you want to grab some afternoon delight (not like that!). I am a fan of the classic savoury options, like cheese and ham with black pepper, but they have sweet crepes that are cheaper and some would say a more natural choice, like the chocolate and cinnamon options etc. You have the most beautiful views of the waterfront sat by this crepe van, and they have a huge selection of different soft drinks, so if you need a quick break and a refuel you should sit here and get yourself fresh crepe made in front of you. The service is friendly enough and the whole process only takes a minute or two.

Clifton Hotels have done a really good job of creating three fantastically different venues all in…read moreone huge building. My favourite of them has to be Cafe Clifton. It sits about five to ten feet higher than the road on the corner of the street and is surrounded by grass, so it is the sun for the whole day. You are looking out over the area around the hotel, which for the most part is a peaceful residential street with a pretty church. The sandwiches are nice as are the cakes. I used to have meetings there all the time because it was so light and peaceful and you could always get a table. But really I find it perfect to read here with a coffee, it's almost like a little hidden away, secluded spot away from the hectic Triangle or Whiteladies Road and ideal to just relax and take a break from it all. They even have lovely large flat sofa/bed type furniture for you to sprawl out on and really take it easy.

I was in Bristol for work this week & stayed at the Clifton Hotel. It was great to have this cozy…read morecafe to charge up in the mornings. Their americanos & lattes were excellent and the interior feels like a comfy living room.

*American reviewer* coffee shop attached to the YHA hostel. Easy to miss, but dependable. The menu…read moreis small but with most standards, except for regular drip coffee. Plenty of baked goods and prepackaged sweets to accompany your coffee or tea. Enjoy your drink and sweet with the free wifi, whether you're a local taking a break from work or a world traveler like me, avoiding the snoring roommate in your hostel room.

I had such high hopes at the start of the day -- get to town, find a really great place for a flat…read morewhite, shop in the sales. Well, that was scuppered with every place we tried being closed! What's the deal with cafes being closed on a bank holiday? Definitely wouldn't happen in Leeds, I can tell you that. (Yorkshire, Yorkshire, Yorkshire, etc.) ANYWAY. Eventually, my Mum and I found this little place next to the water. The long and short of it is that some of the treats were homemade (win) but not especially amazing. Tasty, for sure. The cafe serves decent enough coffee, but I'm a total snob, so it wasn't my favourite. If you're not too worried, it's definitely a nice place to refuel. Love that there are plugs to recharge. Ambiance was okay. Think it's attached to a hotel of some kind? Decent prices, lovely location, and friendly staff!

Love this place. Small but cozy, swing seats are the best. Plenty of games to play although not all…read morewith all the parts, but thats to be expected. Drinks are nice and staff friendly. Only downside is no decaf coffee as i cant drink caffeine.

I've walked passed Playground Coffee House a couple of times, always favouring Bagel Boy as it's…read morenext door and I'm normally after a decent feed. But today I just wanted coffee so I thought I'd give it a go. What an awesome little place to hang out! From the outside Playground looks more like a hipster arts and craft shop. But in a good way. It looks intriguing and different from a lot of coffee shops that try and be hipster - theres an irony to Playgrounds hint of hipsterness! Get inside and the first thing you see are two wooden swings (yes swings) with a really nice chill-out windowsill with cushions to sit on. I'm actually sat on the windowsill as a type this and it's a really nice place to be! Much like the outside, the decor inside Playground is different to many other coffee shops close by; refreshingly different. There's lots of colour, swings and a few board games. It feels much more relaxing than your average chip board heavy coffee shop. The coffee itself is really good. I went for the house flat white which was quite sweet and really moreish. It was delicious. All in all a really nice experience and refreshing to see someone breaking the mould. Accepts Bristol Pounds & text to pay