I had been before at the Boston tea party on Gloucester Road; and when I have been today, the…read moreexperience has bee fantasti. the coffee were great and the people were so nice, in particular the waiter Tara She was very welcoming and helpful, made my experience lovely. I will definitely come back here.

Of all of the Boston Tea Party's, this is my favourite!…read more Sure, the food isn't amazing and sometimes it can take 10 minutes to get a coffee, but this is definitely one of the best coffee shop/cafes in Bristol. The outside area, in-between the thick of Stokes Croft and the hub of Gloucester road, is one of the best places to be when the sun is out. There's about 8-10 benches in the large courtyard and it fills with the bohemian clientele you'd expect from this area, but also attracts the buggy brigade and a few Apple Mac workers. Inside is very thing you'd expect from a BTP; exposed brick work, writing on the wall, slightly scruffy staff and a quirky, cosy vibe. The cakes are great, coffee amazing, beers and spirits available for the evening - so it's easy to see why it's so popular.

Not the best food. Scrambled eggs were too soft and tasteless. Eggs Benedict came without the…read morehollandaise sauce. Food took well over 30 minutes to arrive. Coffee was delicious

Great place, always enjoy the coffee, food and staff. Great membership deals when buying coffee…read morebeans too!

Beautiful setting and the service is great. The facilities are clean and the staff friendly. Feels…read morelike home. We stopped over on our way to Cornwall. Had the mushroom soup and sourdough bread. Absolutely delicious. We ended the meal with strawberry jam scones and rose tea. Everything was fresh. A definite stop even if it is 8 minutes off the motorway.

Excellent coffee and friendly helpful staff. Can't fault it. Also a great spot right on the oceanread more

I liked it! After a…read moresuper late night at the O2, we bustled over here to meet a friend for breakfast. The entrance of the shop is on the third floor and very munch "fend for yourself." If you like to be hand and waited on -- this isn't the place for you. If you kinda want a chill place with good food, yes. The waiters/waitresses are often sitting at tables and don't have a uniform so it will take you a few moments to figure out what's happening but once you're settled it's fine. They rotate waiters so feel free to flag down anybody. We had the full English and a round of lattes. Very good all way around. Zero complaints and good for the price. It was a fabulous time. I definitely will be back.

When spring breaks I'm always on the look out for an outside area to work, drink, eat or dance…read more-sometimes all four! Mud Dock Cafe has a lovely little terrace area that overlooks the harbor and is a perfect spot for a chilled out beer or coffee. As some of the other reviews state, they do have a bit of a staffing problem. I was there this morning and there was one guy behind the bar fighting with the coffee machine with about 4 other people waiting to be served. A girl (I guess waitress) was sat with a calculator and piece of paper doing something-or-other that didn't look remotely important. The guy asked her to help out and she said "do what?' - Um, serve some people! DO SOMETHING! It took a while to get served, but once out on the terrace it was quickly forgotten about. I had a cup of tea. Twinnings. Nothing special. Nice mug though! I've not eaten here but it looked pretty good. Mud Dock: All about the terrace.

Under new ownership and I've got to say I'm well impressed…read more Its my nearest greasy spoon so I was rather hoping it would be good. The staff seem to be trying hard to make their cafe a success. I had the full breakfast - it was massive, the quality of the ingredients was good (quality bacon, tasty egg, awesome black pudding) and the value was great with a cup of tea or coffee included and toast or rid bread. They also appear to be doing Sunday roasts in a bid to gain more customers - haven't tried that yet, but for the money (£4-£5 i think) its gotta be worth a go!

The coffee shop was cute! It was right across from the train station so it was super easy to get…read moretoo. They had gluten free and vegans options which was awesome! The food was ready quickly and the staff was kind!

This was the first place we saw when we got out of the train station in Bath & since it was close…read moreto where we were storing our luggage, we stopped in to grab something to eat & drink for breakfast. My husband got a plain black coffee and I got a chai latte. The chai came with a foam and nice art on top, I quite liked the taste of it as well. I got an English muffin sandwich and my husband got the salmon benedict. Both items were good, not the best we've ever had but it was a fine quick meal. We did find some other places later on that I think we would've enjoyed more, within a short walking distance. If you're looking for super convenient from the train then this is the spot for you, otherwise Bath seems to have a lot of food options!

This place has changed ownership and from what I can see its for the better! The staff are friendly…read moreand the food is terrific. I highly recommend the breakfast muffin. I will also add that it is a very clean establishment all the way through to the toilet. What a lovely place it was to visit. We will be returning as often as we are in the area of Somerton.

This is a nice little tearoom looking onto the market square of Somerton. It is possible to take…read moreyour tea, and indeed your full English breakfast out on the pavement watching all and sundry making their way around town. Buses to Taunton and Yeovil, funerals at the next door parish church. Kids hanging around the market cross. We had a regular tea, and cappacino for £3.00 with a little biscuit each.

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.