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United Kingdom Food Guide: 7 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bradley Stoke
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Bradley Stoke including Avenue Cafe, Pipal Tree Restaurant, Cafe Rouge Bristol Cribbs, Aerospace Bristol Cafe, Soho Coffee, Cafe Rhubarb, 99 Queens
7. 99 Queens
Overall Ratings
5 based on 116 reviews
99 Queens has become a new hang out in Clifton building up a reputation for amazing Brunch and Coffee. We serve delicious Brunch, Lunch, Panini's and Amazing homemade Cakes.(Our coffee isn't to bad either!) We have a large outside terrace and a spacious s
Reviewed By bellevueace
I found out about this cafe through trip adviser as i was spending a day around Clifton and visiting the bridge. The first impression i had was of how clean and tidy this place was, the service was friendly and fast and there was a good relaxed atmosphere. I ordered the caramalised onion panni with cheese and bacon along with a coffee and a brownie. The food was very good the panni had a generous filling and was very tasty, this is not a criticism at all just my personal preference but i think serving with a small side salad and a few crisps would improve presentaion, but as i say thats just me, the coffee too was also very good and i have to say the chocolate brownie was the best i have had in a long while. So overall a big thumbs up, its a cafe i would certainly recommend and one i will be calling into again when im next in Bristol.Hey,Thank you so much for giving us this lovely review and feedback! So glad you enjoyed that panini, Thatâs a new one and we are keeping it on our new menus.Also glad you enjoyed your coffee and Brownie Look forward to seeing you again soonFlick and Team x
6. Cafe Rhubarb
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By simonclayburn
We eat a lot of breakfasts in a lot of places but this is seriously the best. This end of Gloucester Road is full of second hand shops and interesting places to kick around but we always try to be here at lunchtimes. Hostess Maindy cooks everything fresh and uses only the best ingredients. She even panders to our low fat diet and boils the mushrooms and uses very little fat. The bacon is tip top quality and cooked to perfection. Big slabs of thick toast too. Seriously good value and so friendly. We maybe eat here five times a year but Mandy always remembers our foibles. Seriously, this is the best breakfast we ever have. Worth a trip to this funky end of Bristol just to eat here.
5. Soho Coffee
Reviewed By BecciT
Friendly service, good coffee (several sizes) and excellent cake. Particularly recommend the muffin with fresh fruit and cream - delicious! Baby friendly.
4. Aerospace Bristol Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Aerospace Bristol's family-friendly cafe is free to enter and offers a delicious range of freshly-made light meals, snacks and drinks. Awarded 5 stars for hygiene, it is the perfect place to enjoy your mid-flight meal when you visit.
Reviewed By David S
A fresh clean space with a decent choice on the menu. We ordered Concord Club sandwiches which come with crisps for £7.50 each. Nice enough, but the crisps tasted of cooking fat. I left mine.If you order a cappuchino with chocolate sprinkles you will find Concord floating in the top. Interesting choice as this is an Aeropspace Museum and it doesn't have the word Concord on its signage or on the hangar wherein it sits. At least the cafe understands the main attraction.With the Concord Club, you will need at least 2 paper serviettes.Thanks for your review David and we are pleased you enjoyed your lunch. We love the Concorde sprinkles on the cappuccino - such a fun touch!The museum is called 'Aerospace Bristol' which is why that is on any signage directing visitors to the museum and not the word Concorde as this is our name. Whilst Concorde Alpha Foxtrot is arguably our main event, there is a whole other hangar focusing on the history of Bristol's aviation from 1900 to the modern day - we are so much more than Concorde - we are sure you understand. The Concorde Hangar does have Concorde written on the entrance to it (and on several signs directing you from the main hangar (where you enter the museum) towards the Concorde Hangar) - we are sorry you missed these on your visit.We hope to welcome you back again soon.
3. Cafe Rouge Bristol Cribbs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 621 reviews
Located on the upper level of the bustling Cribbs Causeway mall - Cafe Rouge is the perfect place to unwind after a busy day of shopping. With a fantastic menu filled with delicious innovative takes on the classics and dishes inspired by different regions
Reviewed By SUE W
A pre-shop breakfast on a busy Saturday. Seated immediately, given a choice of where to sit. Given plenty of time to read the menu, once ordered our food arrived quite quickly. It was cooked well and was very tasty. The cost was very reasonable.Hello!What a lovely review! We are so happy that you enjoyed our delicious breakfast and attentive service, we love to know that we have fuelled our guests well before they head out for a big day of retail therapy! We look forward to seeing you again soon. Best wishes, Cafe Rouge Cribbs Causeway
2. Pipal Tree Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 736 reviews
My family and I are life long 'Bristolians' and more importantly 'Eastonians' and it is through this lens we aim to give back to the local community which has provided so much for me and my young family. We look forward to providing Easton, first of all w
Reviewed By sallylondon80
Lovely family run home cooked food. Happy to discuss the menu opinions and clearly passionate about their food. The food tasted fresh & authentic. Thanks to the owner who really cares about the customer. Simply Amazing. Definitely worth a visit. All the dishes we serve are what we eat at home ourselves hence we are not your typical Indian restaurant. All the dishes are made fresh everyday and we love sharing this with our customers! Thank you for leaving us a review, we hope to see you again.
1. Avenue Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Bristol's foremost family run cafe at the forefront of the regions cafe scene since 2000.
Reviewed By Unicorn72
We are always looking for good places for breakfast and this really hit the spot. The traditional breakfast was well cooked and tasty but the veggie breakfast was exceptional. Anywhere that serves halloumi is a big hit with me and it was cooked to perfection. Really lovely surroundings and atmosphere. Staff friendly and polite without being in your face. Highly recommend. Hi Thanks for the review and for your great comments. This is much appreciated and it sounds like you had a really enjoyable experience with us.It would be interesting to know what you would like to see to enable us to gain a five star rating in the future!Kind regards and hope to see you again.RegardsCostas
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