Mjölk in Bath and North East Somerset

Lovely Swedish cafe. Had the cinnamon bun and a cappuccino. They were delicious and the staff were very friendly. I sat in and it had a lovely cozy atmosphere. Very relaxed. Nice to slow down. Fika indeed! Will definitely visit again to try their other pastries, sandwiches and wraps.

Really lovely cafe right next to the abbey and roman baths, beautiful spot for lunch, brekky or just a coffee. Met there for breakfast, sat outside in the sun. The coffee is great and the pastries are fantastic! The outdoor seating area has covers and heaters, we sat outside during a visit in December and stayed warm and dry the whole time.

We had coffee in front of the Abbey , the view is lovely, a nice outdoor seating area. They serve a selection of drinks (including alcoholic) and pastries and all look great. Staff were professional

Stopped in with my mum for a quick tea, was pleasantly surprised with the vegan options on offer (sandwich and two treat options). We just had tea as we were on our way to a cookery course, but I hope to try the cakes soon

This is the Best coffee I have tasted… ever ! Service was very good also…………..Located opposite entrance to Roman Baths.

Came here two days in a row during our trip to Bath and loved it both times. The pastries were delicious (tried the carrot cake, blueberry bun, and cinnamon bun) and the coffee and chai were rich and good quality. The staff were also very welcoming. Would recommend!

Most amazing experience! We just walked in off the street after a tour around town and had great service great food and great value for money! I am lactose intolerant and they had so many options that I could eat I felt "normal" again. The soup was delicious and the hot drinks were the best my husband and I had had since being in the UK for 3 weeks! Recommend as a must go and enjoy ❤️ I will definitely be coming back!

I went in off the street for two takeaway coffees - which were good enough - but upon paying was offered an ‘auto’ option to add-in a service charge; now I hasten to add, this appears to be something of the ‘norm’ these days but really? Where’s the ‘service’ in the provision of takeaway coffees? And of course you are left feeling ever so slightly mean for having declined to ‘tip’ but should the customer really be confronted with this needless obligation? Not least since two coffees (these days) are more than £7.50 anyway (!)

We arrived just after 1pm for lunch, they had almost completely run out of stock of sandwiches and crisps, most of the menu was unavailable. They had no ready salted crisps. hopeless.

On a rainy day, while touring the city of Bath, we saw Mjolk across the churchyard, and decided to get out of the rain and get something warm to drink. Mjolk is a Nordic style coffee shop, that sell coffees, teas, beers, cider, wine, and baked goods, located right by the abbey and Roman baths. The baked goods were really tasty, and decently portioned, I particularly liked the cinnamon roll and stuffed bread, just hit the spot. For a drink a hibiscus & berry tea, while my cousin had a hot chocolate, both were really. On days when it doesn't rain, they have outdoor seating, where you can enjoy a hot drink and a snack, while viewing admiring the medieval church and people watching. Overall due to it's location, Mjolk is a great spot to get a quick bite and drink, when sightseeing the center of Bath.

Amazing café, right next to the Roman baths and the abbey. The coffee and cinnamon buns was the best I have had in the south West! Staff were all warm and friendly. Highly recommend.

Mjolk has become our regular go to in Bath now. High quality, silky smooth coffee, pastries that are so moreish, and top notch friendly service. It’s nice to have an independent cafe serving high quality.

We had lunch here while on a tour with a few hours stop. It was small with outdoor seating but the food was good and quick as we were looking to eat and explore Bath.

I worked a trial shift with these guys, i can honestly say i have never felt so scammed out of my time and effort. Not only has this company failed to provide any compensation for my time despite my numerous attempts to contact them but they dont even seem apologetic about it. The food looks good until you realise its £5 for a slice of bread with a measly piece of salmon thrown on top its £7 if you want some green stuff thrown in. All in all a very poor effort from this buisness not long for this place.

Never order chai latte, it is like 8 ice cubes and a thimble of milk with syrup for almost 4 pounds!!!! Pure robbery!

Stumbled upon Mjölk on a trip to Bath- great spot for a drink outside in the centre of the city, right next to the Abbey. Great food and drink- hot chocolate and chocolate mud cake were both very tasty. Will definitely come again.

This is the 2nd time we've been here. The coffee was excellent, my husband and I had a latte and a flat white. It was served to us with 'swan' latte art. My husband had a cinnamon bun, and I had the chocolate mud cake. The bun was perfectly sized, with pearl sugar on top. The mud cake was sticky and chocolatey, but not too sweet, just right. We bought some coffee beans to enjoy at home.

Pete and I have visited this little nordic cafe three times now and every time it gets better. Whether it’s raining or sunny it’s the most amazing location to sit, people watch, and take in the beautiful town of Bath. Although it’s very central location, we’ve never struggled to find a comfortable seat inside, despite visiting at peak weekend times. You have the choice of indoor or heated outdoor seating, giving you the option to sit alongside the hustle and bustle of tourists and buskers, or to hide away and watch the day go by from further afar. We’re oat latte superfans, but this weekend we fancied a change so opted for a hot chocolate. It was the most fabulous hot chocolate i’ve ever drank! Thick, indulgent froth, masterful art on top and the most lovely tasting drink. We will without a doubt be back time and time again.