This is an average cafe, they do some nice food such as pizzas with salads and sandwiches…read more It has a nice friendly atmosphere but it is just so small that in the summer when the tourists about it is hard to get a seat in the place at all. Also if you have a pushchair with you forget it! You will never find the space for it.

I had lived quiet nearby this bakery for 2 years , and do miss the products they sell. From the…read morepies to fresh bread , and there lovely sugary treats. They are worth a visit if heading up Sandypark Road in Brislington. Be quick though on the weekends there goods go fast. The service is friendly enough and the old style interior will make you think your in another time.

There are two branches of Kindling Coffee Company one in Widcombe and this one in Newbridge. Both…read moreare very clean and welcoming, very relaxing and chilled out. This is a bigger shop and they also sell coffee beans etc in this shop. They have a big counter with plenty of staff and lots of seating a wide range of coffee and speciality teas on offer as well as muffins and cakes. They also do sandwiches and snacks, there is never long to wait and there are papers etc around for reading, a good place to come with friends as it's a little quieter out of the town centre.

One of the saving graces of shopping at The Mall is that you get to have some Millies Cookies. Yum…read more As soon as you get that feeling that you may punch the next person who walks into you then take a deep breath and head downstairs at the John Lewis end and treat yourself to delicious cookie goodness. There, that's better isn't it? Feel like shopping for a few more hours now? OK, maybe one more cookie...

Thank god for Millies Cookies. I don't enjoy shopping at Cribbs, usually because I am on a mammoth…read moreshopping mission with a list of things to fulfill and also its a big cavernous shopping centre. After a long morning shopping, a few Millies cookies is just what you need to treat yourself and rejuvinate yourself. I only ever indulge in Millies cookies at a large train station or when I visit Cribbs Causeway, a treat to reward you for an arduous time!

This is one of Bristol's two main milkshake bars, the other being Shake King in Broadmead…read more Personally I slightly prefer ShakeKing, though it's hard to put my finger on why exactly. Getting served seems to take a bit longer at Shaken Stevens, but the decor as a bit nicer and more homely. It's also a little bit more expensive. However the basic principle- choose any one of 150 ingredients, and they stick it in a blender with some milk and ice cream- is still the same, and as long as you choose the right ingredient, you can't really go wrong. My favourite milkshakes are still (and you may be a bit disgusted at the thought of some of these but trust me, they definitely work): Refreshers; Extra Strong Mints; Lime & Orange Tic Tacs; Caramac, and bubblegum. I mean, what's the point of going to a milkshake bar and ordering 'strawberry' or something dull like that?!

This was a milkshake bar that my sister and I decided to visit time ago when we went Bristol with…read moremy dad to visit a relative. The milkshakes were mind-blowing! I wanted to scream my head off when i had the Kit Kat Chunky milk shake and the Kinder Bueno one. There were so many flavours that we did not know which one to choose. I wanted to take the whole bar to London with me. Definately a target if I happen to go back there anytime.

This is a lovely little place, very friendly and welcoming, even allowing dogs in…read more Delicious, home-made cakes, lovely tea and coffee, very nice atmosphere. I will be going back soon for more cakes!

Charming and cosy, this coffee shop is in part of the Monmouth House, an historical building just…read moreoff the Town Centre where the Duke of Monmouth stayed for a few nights back in 1685 on his way to the ill-fated battle of Sedgemoor. Small and privately owned, this is a very family-friendly shop, even for small children. Seats at the window in a coffee-bar style make it possible to people-watch to your heart's content, or you can sit further back for more secluded privacy. During summer there are usually a couple of chairs and tables on the pavement outside to enjoy the summer sun with your coffee, tea and snack. Prices are not over-inflated and watch out for the 'specials' on the board of breakfast or afternoon tea deals. A delightful little coffee-shop.

Great coffee shop! Always a steady trickle of interesting people in and out. There are bar stools…read moreat the window looking out on to the road which is great for a writer. Sit and watch the world go by. It's not as busy as the better known coffee shops, which makes it special. Staff are friendly.

Freshly made products Service very friendly and helpful…read more Great family atmosphere from an established bakery that supplies over 80 outlets in Bristol area.

This bakery is so fantastic, lively and quirky it ought to have its own reality TV show. Not only…read moredoes it have, hands down, the most original and cool exterior decor (a full mural advertising its name and menu in bright, bold colours) of any establishment in Bristol, it also smells incredible and offers consistently mouth-watering, dreamy breads day after day. Herbert's rightfully has the loyal, probably lifelong, custom of the community-focused locals of Montpelier and Stokes Croft. This is an exemplary, effortlessly cool and efficient local business that makes you wonder why you've ever bought bread elsewhere.