Popped into Easy Rawlins for some coffee and a quick morning snack…read more Really nice atmosphere in this place - small and cosy, and the owner is incredibly friendly and good-natured. One thing though - please fix the door and the awful sound it makes as it opens/closes! Loved the alternative options available, straying a bit from the usual cafe/diner fare. French toast? Tick. I went for their take on beans on toast - kidney beans in a curry sauce. Delish. It's something a little different. Give it a go.

Only ever seem to come to this cafe when getting my car cleaned next door as i dont live in the…read morearea. But its definatly worth the visit without the restriction of having to wait for car. Food always looks smells lush. Only ever had snacks and coffees in here but always really fresh and yummy. Staff are really friendly and the cafe decor is really relaxing and comfortable. They also have alcahol liscence and noticed they have live music nights occasionally. Next time i would like to visit on early evening for tea as the menu looks great!

My local eatery and drinkery dishes globally inspired treats including pizza, pasta and tapas for…read morejust a few pounds. The classiest (and only) real venue on Church road, consequently I find myself waiting for a table, squeezing past seats or queuing every time I visit - not a good thing. The standard coffee shop decor has a twist (read: trying to be one of the Lounges) wooden floors and ethnic style trinkets and pictures. Attention to detail - a sprig of fresh rocket with pizza, a little extra froth on the cappuccino goes a long way, although I doubt I'd stop here if I didn't live close by. St George is off the beaten track from the city centre and rather uninspiring in terms of surroundings. Blah!

Filthy and beautiful. Regardless of whether you're vegan or not you'd be missing out if you don't…read morepop in!

Believe the hype…read more Kino is my favourite cafe in the UK. Trips from London to Bristol have been scheduled in the past for no other reason than a Kino Visit and will be scheduled in the future for no other reason for a Kino Visit. I do have friends in Bristol, but it's very much Kino first, friends second. And I say that only semi-jokingly. They have a space downstairs where they put on arts stuff. I once saw a play there called Whiskey Tango. The food and drink is all vegan, and is all great. I am a vegetarian, not a vegan, but it never feels like you're just eating a bunch of lentils here. The food has a substantial feel to eat, which they sort of engender by having vegan bacon in their sandwiches, etc. I usually go for a milkshake and the vegan breakfast. I feel an immense satisfaction after having consumed these items. There's so much variety on the menu that I should really try something new each time I come, although I usually end up sticking to the old favourites. There are so many cakes, biscuits, teas, sandwiches etc available that there really is something for everyone. Even the most hardened carnivore would struggle not to like this place. There's something about the space, too, that I like. You feel very free inside. It has a nice community feel to it. The staff have always been great. Give this place a go. But be careful. You might never leave.

Such a lovely place to sit and enjoy Bristol. The staff are so lovely and good vibes all around…read more Would recommend if you want somewhere to brighten up your day. So cute I'm obsessed!

Maira is a traditional Turkish restaurant that sells a variety of kebabs, pizza, fish, salads and…read moreMezze. The interior is okay, they've got lovely wooden tables and cushioned benches, a lovely chandelier,drapes and pictures but you can't help but see beyond the decoration to the to the lifeless ceiling, walls and glass counter like in a kebab shop. The menu is very meat orientated, they did have two fish dishes and some salads but it's not great for vegetarians and if you're vegan I seriously wouldn't bother. It was a hard choice but my companion and I settled on a lamb Shish and yogurt dish and a salad to share. We also both ordered a traditional Turkish drink called Ayran which is basically yogurt, water and salt served over ice. It was a little strange at first as I'm used to sweet yogurt but it was really refreshing and complimented the food. We were also given complimentary breads, hummus and yogurt dip while we waited for our food. The salad was fresh and lightly dressed. The lamb dish was amazing, it had a layer of cubed bread, lamb Shish, a tomatoey sauce and yogurt on top. They also brought out rice. We only shared a main and salad which was more than enough for two people and the best bit was the bill was only £15!! We were so shocked at how cheap it was we ended up leaving a £5 tip! We'll definitely be going back soon!

Took my family of 5 to experience some local fair for our time in Bristol. I was worried about them…read moreaccommodating our big group but we arrived at 9:45am on Sun and got in just ahead of the rush. Our little window table barely fit us but staff was friendly and took care of us. I picked this place because we don't like English food and I thought they served waffles! Pancakes with bacon instead and a white hot chocolate were amazing! It had a fascinating & eclectic charm that was just what I wanted to experience. Check it out!

The Bristolian is a lovely restaurant situated in an ideal location. Unfortunately the food has…read moremega gone downhill, and the prices like everywhere have gone up. It's a shame, what used to be a staple for hungover students and residents alike has now become more of a hipster mustdo and frankly too overpriced to go to on the regular. £8.70 for pan tumaca? £7.80 for a bacon sarnie?? They seem always busy so good luck to them but it's a shame as it was a super lovely place to go when feeling delicate back in the day, I do still visit occasionally but hmmm. The staff are always lovely and the cakes are excellent, just be prepared to spend over the odds.

After discovering Royce Rolls on a womble around St Nicholas' market I made it a personal mission…read moreto convert all my friends, both veggie and meat-eater, to it's delicious fare. When I first walked past their 'sausage' rolls, and scotch eggs my eyes glazed over, knowing that these meaty treats were strictly off limits. I've been a vegetarian for almost ten years but still can't resist the look of roast dinner or shepherd's pie. So imagine my delight when I realised they were 100% veggie friendly! I know in the past I've bored friends to death in the pursuit of convincing them that soya and meat-like products were just as scrumptious as the real thing, but Royce Rolls is an all-round winner. Even I can admit that some vegetarian alternatives can taste a bit anaemic and cardboard-y, but everything from their samosas to their ciabattas are packed with enough flavour to keep everyone happy. And if you're in the mood for something sweet - they've got something for vegans, vegetarians and carnivores a-like. Royce Rolls is a hit with market traders, shoppers and tourists: just make sure it's on your hit list the next time you visit St Nick's market.

A café called Royce Rolls may sound like a spoonerism but there's nothing confusing about its…read moreculinary provenance. This is a food basket of sterling sustenance that's been tamping veggie foodstuffs into freshly baked rolls since 1979, which I'm told makes it Bristol's oldest cafe. By keeping the prices down they've cultivated a loyal clientele of local office workers and stallholders alike and it's an ideal place to stop off for a roll 'n' bowl of something or a Fair Trade tea at a fair-trade price when out browsing the stalls in St Nick's Market. Lucy, who took the business over a couple of years ago, hails from a foodie background and knows that with pit-stop catering you have to keep it fresh, filling and unfangled - but don't think keeping it simple means lesser quality, as there's nothing naff about this caff - their ciabbata roll filled with chunky-sliced tomato and Italian herbs drizzled in olive oil is a prime example of stylish simplicity and is now a favourite sandwich combo when I'm having a midnight snack attack.

Had lunch at the takeaway counter outside the restaurant, great food and choices for just over five…read morepounds.

I ordered from this restaurant through Uber Eats. I was staying at a hotel. Food was never…read moredelivered. The hotel even tried to call this restaurant on my behalf and they refused to do anything.

Made me wait an hour and a half for delivery and then decided to cancel the order. Took the money…read moreright away and then stated 10 business days for a refund. Avoid at all costs. They do not value customers one bit!

Since arriving in Bristol, I've been on the hunt for a great burger place. I've tried a few and so…read morefar Honest has done them the best. Well cooked, good sized, but not overly "sloppy" as seems to be the trend, and with fantastic rosemary chips. The burger as noted was well cooked and proportioned and I really appreciated that I could choose the "done"-ness, which I don't usually see on delivery options. It's also appreciated that the bun is toasted, so simple but such an easy way to keep a burger from getting messy. The rosemary chips are lovely and crisp, and there's a good amount included in the order. I could easily down a bucket of these. Good food, good price, nice.

I had been looking for Ethiopian food since I arrived in Bristol and I finally found this little…read moregem. When you arrive the atmosphere is very laid back. There not much decor or anything fancy, just upbeat music and tables. The staff greeted me with big smiles and were ready to help! I ordered the beyaynetu which is their vegan/vege platter that comes with injera and lots of things to try. This could be shared amongst two people but I took a whole one for myself. Oh! And it was only £5!!! I took mine to go and sat down in the park. Every single bite was delicious and I was so full at the end of it. I will definitely be returning.