Mi Café Su Café in Bristol, City of - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We were riding the rail trail on rented e-bikes from Bath and came upon this sweet coffee/tea truck. What a fantastic experience with a cool owner and a spot to take a break!

Truly amazing own blend coffee. Unique tasty coffee. Flat available in 2 sizes which is rare and one of the best I've had. Very friendly staff too. Definitely recommend.

First time back on the Bristol to bath cycle path and was such a joy and delight to see a pop up cafe like this on the route. Lovely coffee even if does upset my belly (coffee doesn’t agree with me but tastes sooo goood) gentleman who owns it was very friendly. Only thing that would make it even better which is no one’s fault is a toilet 😉😉 but it’s not a criticism. Perfect without 👌🏻

Came here for the 4th time today after a long overview visit and I didn’t think it could become even better. They now have a quite extraordinary decaf which I never would have thought could taste like coffee but it’s even better. Cakes are delicious but you can’t beat the tortillas. Will be back again soon

I visited this place whilst I was having my bike serviced nearby in Fishponds - it is worth more than 5 stars if I could give it - friendly service great prices - plenty of seats near by - the cups can go in the compost bin at home and come up as runner beans etc a few years time !! Keep up the good work and hope all goes well in the coming years - great chocolate cake

I was going to leave a review that said this cafe was crap. Not because it actually is but because it is a wonderful cafe and I wanted it to stay one of Bristol's best kept secrets! If too many people start going here I might not be able to get a seat!!! Seriously the coffee and pastries that are always on offer are truly wonderful. The proprietor is always up beat, friendly and genuinely passionate about coffee. His dedication to his business and customers shows. The prices are always on the lower side unlike most of the high end cafes. Come rain or shine, warm or cold weather Mi Cafe Su Cafe is always open at it's pitch along the Bristol and Bath cycle path as it passes through Fishponds. Praise where praise is due.

One of the best flat whites I had in Bristol, right here, on the railway cycling path, charmingly brewed and served from an époque Citroen van.

I live a 2 minute walk from this coffee van so visit regularly. The coffee is great, they have oat milk, snacks and the service is always fab! The man who runs it is lovely, friendly and chatty and the van is really cool! Don’t walk by next time, grab yourself a lovely coffee!

Great coffee, good service, vegan milk, nice to sit by the cycle path. Would thoroughly recommend to anyone

A friendly welcome and stunning coffee. I call in once a week as a treat on the cycle to work, early morning. Freshly baked croissants, Pain au Chocolat and Danish pastries normally available, sourced from a local baker. They are delicious! I haven't yet tried the soup (lunch time offering) but intend to. Such a welcome addition to the Bristol to Bath railway path and to Fishponds. There are quite a few public picnic benches nearby which are good if you want to sit and eat, or the coffees come with a (decomposable) lid if you want to take them away.

I discovered this really cute little van cafe parked on the cycle path near Fishponds Morrison’s. It had started raining and I was gasping for a coffee. There was shelter, great coffee and a nice friendly host all in one Perfect microcosm. Thank you Adam. Good luck with this brilliant business.

Since I reviewed this place a few months back they have moved to the Bristol to Bath Cycle Path in Fishponds (opposite Morrisons Which is nice because the cycle path people have installed tables and benches there.

Currently parked on the Railway path cyletrack. Nice espresso from a friendly vendor. Didn't try the cakes but will next time!

Really lovely coffee, served as a Cortado. Served by lovely local in mask and gloves, taking all COVID precautions. Friendly bloke who had a unfair start to his new business.

I went out for some exercise this afternoon and met a man who handed in his notice two months ago to start his own business running a mobile café. He has a classic Citroën van with an espresso machine in it Well, you might suck your teeth at the timing, but he reckons business is not too bad. He spends his mornings parked up outside the ambulance station on Feeder Road. There's a big police station along there too - I'm sure the cops will come round. Early afternoons he parks up around the junction of Robertson Road and Cromer Road in Eastville, round the corner from me Plus he is his own boss, and it's a takeaway anyway. Possibly putting a brave face on it - but i shall certainly be going back. It's the first decent espresso I've had since lockdown - and Adam deserves your support