Chattertons Cafe in Bristol, City of

Nunca habíamos estado en chattertons antes y siempre disfrutamos de un buen café y de probar nuevos lugares en Bristol. Los precios en el tablero que descubrimos son precios de "sacar" (no descubrí esto hasta el pago en la caja, sin mencionar esto en el tablero del menú) el capuchino era leche hervida sin espuma. Pagó casi 3 por. Interior estrecho y lo que parecían alfombras sin cubrir. Tristemente decepcionado con esta visita.

Desayunamos al sol en el patio hoy. Un bocadillo de tocino, huevo y salchicha y una salchicha de tocino y champiñones en pan de granero. Ambos fueron servidos rápido y delicioso! También teníamos 2 cafés grandes, un Americano y un Mocha que eran encantadores. ¡Todo esto por menos de 12! Muy buen valor. Vale la pena probarlo si buscas un desayuno rápido y sabroso.

Rompiendo desayuno, gran personal y servicio brillante. También tienen un área grande para comer afuera para cuando el clima caliente decide regresar a Bristol. Panini es para llevar también si tienes prisa. Muy recomendable.

Visité esta semana para almorzar con un amigo. Fue la primera visita. Pedí papa al horno con huevo y relleno de berro y una taza de té. La piel de la papa estaba quemada y no comestible. El relleno solo contenía el blanco del huevo, y el té estaba tibio. No voy a comer aquí de nuevo.

Justo lo que necesitaba esta mañana. . . Un desayuno decente. . . y eso es exactamente lo que tengo. . . tostadas gruesas de granero. . . ideal

A tricky little building to use as a cafe but the food is really tasty and the staff clearly care passionately about what they do. I particularly liked my coronation chic ken wrap that had something in it that made it stand above the rest (maybe sesame). Part of the difficulty with a building in the city centre by a main road is that the decor needs more cleaning and takes more effort than in some other properties/areas. Friendly advice (from someone who was heavily involved in the food industry for 22yrs): Cleaning the food prep areas and tables/chairs/floors on a daily basis is one thing. Cleaning filthy paintwork and other non-good contact areas (for example inside the kitchen window frame) is needed every few 6 months as a minimum. By doing a deep clean once in a while, negative reports like the previous one would almost certainly be avoided and people waiting outside for their food areas wouldn’t look at it thinking “yuk” to themselves.

I went in for a jacket potato and a lady before me ordered a plain jacket without any filling to take away (exactly what I was going to order) and she was charged £2. When it came to my turn, I got charged £4.40 for exactly the same thing!!!!! I was so shocked, but unfortunately I didn’t say anything. I did say ‘oh, for just a plain jacket’ and the lady behind the counter replied ‘yeah, that’s how much jackets are!’. I paid it and walked away absolutely shocked. WHAT A RIP OFF! I eat there nearly every lunch with my mate, but we will be DEFINITELY going elsewhere. I told all of my friends at work and they were so gobsmacked. I know it’s only an extra £2.40 but you CANT pick and choose the prices that you give to your customers. You’ve just lost a lot of business.

Great old cafe, outside seating, excellent breakfast - tons of well cooked food, lovely staff, massive throne-like chairs so comfy you don't want to get up.

My chum gets the grub from here and its super sarnies though they can't manage thin bread just doorstops and I would love to try the advertised frittata

Good coffee and freshly made sandwiches, great for a breakfast roll too. Always visit when in the area.

The food was superb and well priced. Staff were friendly and chatty. Will definitely be returning for more!!

Located almost opposite St Mary Redcliffe church. Quaint tea room who open for breakfast; they do an excellent bacon sandwich with a choice of breads. The granary was great! Could be a little warmer on what was a cold day. Reasonably priced and friendly service. Also do takeaway.

We had a much needed energy boost before tackling a 6 hour garden project and absolutely loved the atmosphere and food at Chatterton's. Next time I will have to try the healthy option! Easy to find when walking from Bristol Temple Meads- just takes 5 minutes- ask for Mary Redcliffe and you will see Chattertons nearby with its distinctive Georgian facade. Apparently music gigs are planned for evenings so will definitely return!

This little cafe is sited in a Georgian house with an enclosed sunny courtyard near to Temple Meads station. I enjoyed a crisp fresh salad with fellafel, homemade coleslaw, hummus, it was difficult to choose from varied and tempting menu. Sipping espresso in the lovely inner city sanctuary, listening to the church bells fromSt Mary Redcliffe church made for a peaceful. Staff are very friendly and efficient, I just wished I'd had longer to sit and enjoy.

I went for a bike ride in Bristol today along the river heading out towards Avonmouth in the glorious sunshine, after half an hour I was in need of a refreshing cup of tea, and decided to try this cafe for a quick cup of the good stuff and a slice of cake, and I must say what a pleasant little place it is, light and airy with a homely vibe, the food was delicious (I only popped in for a cuppa but couldn't resist the smell and ended up buying an early lunch) there was a great selection of light bites and more substantial meals on offer, the staff where very friendly and provided quick service, To sum it up it's a cosy cafe that has a lot to offer, great experience would definitely recommend and will be returning next time I'm in the area!

Very comfortable seating and probably very pleasant outside on a summer's day. We arrived and placed our order at the counter and the we were told to take a seat and she would bring it across, there was no mention of a wait. After a...

A friend of mine came across this cafe when coming to meet me at the Doubletree hotel. This is a little gem of a cafe. Small and friendly and very good value for money. If you like variation on the English Breakfast, then this is...

I really like this cafe however I think £1.60 for 2 pieces of buttered toast is a bit steep (also like my toast cut in half not just left whole). That's just my opinion.

I enjoyed a delicious Hunters Chicken sandwich at lunch, sat in the sun in their courtyard. Great service, fantastic family run cafe which is perfect for lunch. All very good value. They also cater for functions so I have booked in for a buffet for...

Easy to miss, but this is a great new family-run café, right across the road from St Mary Redcliffe and close to the Open University building. So much nicer than the big chains.... and cheaper too! There is a good choice of sandwiches, cakes and...

A newly opened establishment serving excellent coffee and cake and some rather good light meals with a daily special. Reasonably priced and home cooked food is served by friendly staff in this family run business. Some finishing touches such as lamps, soft furnishings, flowers, artwork...

Chattertons Cafe is a new cafe, opened in the heart of Bristol opposite the St Mary Redcliffe church. The former home of the 18th century poet, Thomas Chatterton, has been transformed into a wonderful little cafe. The building has lots of character and has a...