Mokoko Coffee, Abbey Churchyard in Bath and North East Somerset - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Stopped off for a morning coffee during a stay in Bath. Very narrow till area which with 3 couples in there was quite crowded. The array of cakes and bread were fantastic, all smelt amazing and fresh. The coffees we ordered were made quickly, tasted great and were reasonably priced - what more can you ask for from a coffee shop?!

We stopped here just for coffee and a pastry when visiting Bath. There is seating outside but it was all occupied so we went to the lounge upstairs

Best danish pastries ever plus a view of Abbey Square to relax with good coffee and pastry treats. Would have got 5 stars if the staff had seemed a little less preoccupied with their conversation when we first walked in and didn’t know it was a ‘select your own pastry’ from the window.

We went for a quick meal and ordered four sandwiches, 2 lattes, 2 black coffees, and later 2 espressos (because the black coffee was not drinkable) .The lattes were just okay, the sandwiches were good, but the black coffee and espresso were the worst we have ever tasted – they were truly terrible. The unpleasant taste of those drinks completely ruined the experience

Chose this coffee shop because the pastries looked very appetising. We were not disappointed! Croissant, almond croissant and cinnamon roll were all delicious. Hot chocolate (white and normal) were excellent too Not the cheapest place but definitely worth spending a little more to get such good quality

Great spot for a cup of coffee. Lovely tea also. Plenty of outdoor seating. Toilets are down quite a few steps

Absolutely terrible. Sat at a table, whilst another customer moved the rubbish off of the table they had just sat at onto ours (not enough staff to clear?) I took two trays and countless other things inside to clear the table. Another older customer with a walking stick tripped down the step with his tray, I offered to carry it to his table- as again no-one else seemed available. Ordered two hot chocolates - was not asked a single thing (small/large, drink in/takeaway, anything else). Sat down and realised both were cold. Took them back in and was made new drinks by a member of staff who seemed so annoyed I ended up apologising!! So I'm £8 down, have cleared up two of your tables of items but not stickiness, sat on a chair with birds poo over it.... and apologised for the inconvenience I caused you all!

We love this coffee shop! Always our go to when we visit bath. The drinks are always made hot and fresh and the accompanying pastries are brilliant. A personal favourite is the chocolate hazelnut pastry - worth a try!

Cute little coffee shop. Coffees were really nice. And the almond pain au chocolat was one to remember. My only disappointment was not getting to try more of the pastries.

Really lovely little coffee shop with fantastic coffee and even better cake! Nice ambiance and lovely little hideaway with nice seating upstairs - perfect to warm up on a wet spring day!

The baked goods are excellent. However they serve drinks in handle-less plastic beakers and provide milk in a paper cup, Why do we have this nonsense? What happened to milk jugs and proper crockery? Felt slovenly.

I stopped to grab a take out coffee, and got distracted by a cake in the window. I immediately asked what they were, thinking it was a “Cruffin” as we have in London. I was told they were cinnamon buns, but they were being taken off sale as they would be “past their best” by this time. I appreciated this honesty. I turned to order a coffee, although someone who had just walked in, jumped in front of me and ordered. This is no reflection on the cafe, but I found this extremely rude, especially as I was then “in his way” as he used the wrong card machine. £3.50 for a latte was about average and what I would usually pay. It was very well made & tasted great.

Often call in here when visiting Bath. Good coffee, lovely bread and cakes, had the courgette, lime and pistachio cake today, very good. Always found staff to be pleasant. The only drawbacks to me are the steep stairs, up to get a table and down the basement level for the loos. There’s no table service so you have to negotiate the stairs with coffee and cake in hand. Or of course, take an outside table and enjoy close up view of the Abbey. Overall a pleasant and convenient coffee shop and bakery.

Bland chai latte, disappointingly, and stodgy pistachio cake- total let down, sorry, guys, try harder! Was hoping to get a little afternoon treat and pick me up carting two litters around while they slept… the cakes in Bristol harbor used to be excellent, and the hazelnut croissant is really delicious! Sad I live in Bath now…

Me and my friend went to this cafe in search of a great croissant and coffee before a day visiting. We’ve had quite a few in our time and thought it could hit the spot. Firstly, the staff were lovely and attentive (can’t remember the guys name with dark hair - but shoutout to you! Maybe Ben?) we sat outside which was refreshing and had a lovely view. I had the smoothest flat white I have ever had and the croissant was buttery and unreal! If I didn’t live 3 hours away, I’d be back every day!!

We visited for breakfast as it opens quite early. There was a very limited choice of food. We decided to have croissants and coffee. They do not take cash. The worst aspect of the visit was carrying the croissants and the coffee up some very steep stairs to the upstairs seating area. There is no seating on the ground floor except outside.

Amazing service, amazing food, amazing drinks. 10/10 would recommend. Our servers Lori and Ella were superb, welcoming, friendly, witty and overall the best you could ask for. Thanks guys, will definitely come again! Xx

I’m puzzled by the glowing reviews. Sure the view of the Abbey is terrific if you sit outside and aren’t glued to your phone, but there could be more choices for a cafe this size (like smoothies), though the area the staff have to work...

We went there yesterday and today aswell. Almond Crossiant. Amazingg. Everyone must try. There is outdoor sitting aswell with a Bath Abbey view.

Harry and Rosie (the people working at the caffe) were so lovely and the latte and pan au chocolate were amazing, definitely recommend!!

Came in today to buy two mint cold drinks. The young lady made it so sweet it was undrinkable. Didn’t try it until we were ten mins away as it’s always cold to start with so let it warm up a little before drinking it....

Mokoko serves really good coffee, which is I guess the main reason for visiting. If you can get a seat outside you have a prime view of the frentic activity around the Roman Baths and Abbey, the epicentre of Bath tourism. Otherwise, the upstairs rooms...

I live in Bath, and it’s taking a long time to find the best location for a coffee, cup of tea or a drink. As far as locations go, the view and history of this place is second to none. Add that the food and...

Lovely spot close to Abbey. Coffee good; hazelnut pain au chocolat was amazing ! Only reason for 4 stars was cost (£4.75 for a pastry) and coffee served in takeaway cup with no paper recycling that I could see either.

Randomly stopped here for a morning hot chocolate and cookie. Great service, we chose to sit outside in the patio area. The hot chocolate was very rich and the cookie was still warm in the middle.

Best coffee in Bath for sure. Come here all the time for the coffee, rarely get cake as it is expensive for what it is. Still recommend highly

Has really gone downhill. Used to be good place for coffee and cake. Range of cakes not great. Only served in takeaway cups. Coffee was awful.

Sad to see that over lockdown this previously wonderful place that was full of plants and sofas and fresh cakes in a myriad of eclectic flavour combos and freshly prepared wholefood salads has morphed into something rather forgettable. The worst thing is if you eat/drink...

The location is amazing, we sat and admired the cathedral while listening to a singer in the square and people-watching. Coffee wasn’t the best but could have been worse - still enjoyable

Lovely spot to sit and watch people come and go around the Abbey. Coffee was pretty average but the location made up for it and we enjoyed just sitting and taking in the vibe of the place. Entertained by a lady singing opera and a...

Ordered a cappuccino which was not at all hot and very weak. Told the staff I wasn’t happy with it and they kindly made me another one which was hot but sadly it still tasted weak. I would order a double shot in cappuccino another...

Sat outside over the weekend and had coffee & cookies. Very cramped inside while waiting for drinks, a new system is needed for queue management.. Outside is lovely to sit and people watch especially with the Abbey to view, coffees where standard in quality but...

Came for a drink with a gentlemen that I support in the community and he doesn't have a bank card. We ordered drinks and they didn't accept his cash. This is getting ridiculous now making an excuse not to take cash. Cash is a legal...

Nice drinking coffee and people watching but not impressed with the coffee quality - had an Americano and Cappucino

Really disappointing, cakes and coffee all served in cardboard boxes - okay if you want a takeaway but not a nice experience when you want to sit in and enjoy your coffee!! If we’d known this before ordering we would not have gone somewhere else....

A good cafe conveniently located next to the Abbey and Baths. Coffee was ok - average, cinnamon bun was tasty but not spectacular. Good service.

english cream tea served up in cardboard box already with cream and jam tea in paper cups .been here many times before but this will be the last time so disappointed as taken guest with us raving about how good it was Every other tea...

Great coffee and delicious pastries (particularly the cinnamon bun!) Also delicious freshly squeezed orange juice (according to my fussy teenager). Good view of the Abbey while sitting outside! My favourite café in Bath on this trip (and friendly, chatty staff who are enthusiastic about Bath...

Great coffee however, the almond croissant was superb. I wish there was one of these cafes in 'the north'.

Unfortunately Mokoko Abbey Churchyard is the first venue to receive a 1 star review from the team at CoeliacWellNES.com 😥 You can read the full review there.  They have an allergy statement on display but they managed to hit all the wrong notes with gluten free...

I’m the center of Bath, this coffee shop is amazing! Lovely stuff that makes amazing coffee, that makes your day so much better. Totally recommend:)

I find it hard to find places with good coffee and Mokoko really lived up to my expectations. Lovely stuff, good prices and fast service.

I visited for a takeaway coffee with a friend. I was impressed by the extensive menu and the dairy free milk options. I ordered a oat milk chai latte (extra hot), and received a luke warm coffee. I don’t usually send things back but it...

Really nice coffee and nice atmos! With the location you might be worried this a tourist trap but fear not! Myself and my husband had a lovely visit.

This is my absolute favourite cafe to go to alone to get work done or with friends for a chat. My go to coffee shop for both sitting in and also for takeouts. Best mocha in bath! Amazing coffee and the cakes are incredible (the...

Great variety of cakes in the shadow of Bath Abbey watching the world go by. Shame they dont well Diet Coke but water will quench my thirst too.

The only reason this place cannot be excellent is due to the lack of toilets. The food and drinks were great (LOVED THE FRESH LEMONADE!), but it’s then frustrating heading off to the attractions without being able to relieve yourself. Cleanliness and friendliness also good.

Después de visitar los baños romanos, mi esposo dijo que deberíamos tomar un café y sentarnos afuera para continuar contemplando la abadía. Estoy tan contento de que lo sugiriera. El servicio fue rápido, el café delicioso y no se puede superar esa vista exterior de la abadía.

Adorable rollo de champiñones y cebada con ensaladas (ensaladas increíblemente agradables y elija la suya, lo cual es conveniente ya que puede elegir cuánto desea según el apetito) y pastel de colibrí. Batido de fresa y plátano muy fresco. Los pasteles están bien diseñados para ver a través de las ventanas. . Bonitas vistas, bonito interior.

Lovely ambience in small rooms with old furniture. Shame about the very slow service and staff didn’t seem to understand.

Mokoko is a great place for a catch-up over coffee and cake- I love the peanut butter and banana slice and the hummingbird cake! I recently went here before a long train jouney and have previously been to meet friends and family. Great location in the centre of Bath and the staff are always friendly.

Quick stop for Cake and Coffee into Bath. We ordered our drinks which were bought up to us, the cake we wasn't told was self service (which would have been good to save us the trips up and down the stairs). Cake okay, Blackcurrant, Lime and Polenta cake was a little on the dry side, but over all okay.

A flat white to die for. No need to go anywhere else. Also great views from the upstairs seating area and a nice spot to sit outside too. Food is good too, but the coffee is the star of the show.

This cafe has a very good location just opposite the pump house. Popular place serving vegetarian food. Coffee is good but I don’t think it’s the best in Bath. Friendly service, good price. All indoors sittings are located upstairs and toilets are downstairs, no facility for the disabled.

A delightful little cafe located just opposite the Pump Rooms offering lovely tea and the most delicious cake in Bath!

Lovely coffee shop with lots of cake displays and great coffee. Outside and inside seating, friendly helpful staff, great location.

We popped in here twice during our long weekend, once for afternoon coffee & cake and then for breakfast on our last day. The set up is genius, maximising space and giving customers as many options as possible. Everything is super fresh and obviously made with care. I managed to travel back to John O'Groats with one of their cakes and it was still 100% delicious when we got home!

Very convenient location in the centre of Bath. You can sit outside and have a splendid view of the cathedral. Otherwise, seating is upstairs and is cosy (possibly a little cramped in the back room).

I loved this place! Sat looking out onto the main square in front of the Abbey with a lovely coffee and perfect brownie. Served by really friendly and helpful Irish lady. So much nicer than the usual coffee chains.

Mokoko has a nice relaxed atmosphere. I had vegan banana and chocolate cake which was v. tasty and a latte which a had a smooth, rounded flavour, albeit a bit small. Staff were helpful and pleasant.

I hadn't heard of this place before but went in on a whim one day on my lunchbreak as I fancied trying something new, and I have been back on a weekly basis since. I've also directed my co-workers here and they've returned from lunch very happy. The take-away portions are so big that I've often finished them off for my dinner, for it really is extremely good value for money. The food is really healthy as well, which is a bonus.

Steps away from the Roman baths and the Abbey, the place could not be better situated. We were guided here by a local and the steady stream of local police coming in, suggests this is a popular spot. The coffee and food are top notch. The people who were here were wonderful...friendly, good suggestions, etc. You can dine inside or out and there is plenty of seating. Coffee, breakfast bowl, all breads (banana chocolate) all highly recommended. Was in Bath for 3 days and came here 3 times!

Consistent high-quality service all through the day. I come for the coffee. I stay for the atmosphere.

The view here is just stunning, coffee was lovely, cakes looked amazing. Not a cheap place but at the end for UK and the location fair one. Lovely organized service when you get little colored bucket for your table and your order:-)

Mad dash to Mokoko, Bath in search of vegan cakes for work! It was my birthday and needed to supply the treats. Lovely lady served me, chatty and kind. Recommended a selection of cakes (which were delish) and wished me a happy birthday! Very impressed. Will be back soon!

Visited here for an excellent lunch. You can eat in or take away and as it was a lovely day we went and ate our lunch listening to the buskers in the abbey courtyard. For 5.50 you get to fill a large box with a wide variety of salads, hummus, chutneys etc and top it with a ‘main’ ( quiche, filo pastry wrap, tart etc)

There are a cluster of perfectly adequate chain coffee places around the Abbey (e.g., Costa, Nero, etc.) Mokoko proved a more interesting, less anodyne choice. Great pastries and an inspired muesli bar with all types of add-ons. Comfy, relaxed upstairs with great people-watching over the courtyard with the Pump Room

I went for a tea to relax and was impressed with how nice it looks and feels inside. It has a sort of home feeling to it. Nice range of health refreshments to choose from and the staff are all friendly.

Lovely place to meet a friend. I have been multiple times now and always been able to stay a couple of hours and never been rushed away, so a lovely place for a catchup. Have also seen that it seems to be a popular place to study too.

Food was absolutely heavenly! Hearth portions, health and tingling taste buds. Had the salmon quiche and the aubergines Love!

Nice little place near the Bath Abbey. I stopped for a quick cup of coffee and it was really good coffee. There is seating upstairs but I prefer outside, limited seating but was fortunate that day.

With this review I intend to address the customers who were well acquainted with the previous establishment: Jacob's pie shop. Oh how I do reminisce the glorious days when this pie establishment reigned Bath. The delicious pies - with thick crust; warming the body and soul, lingering on the corners of the mouth..awaiting a later date to be savoured. And the fillings...the Heidi pie with most cosy sweet potato tricking the body for all its goodness...and the meaty dense pies for their whispers of the farm and home life. DELICIOUS PIES. GLORIOUS PIES. And where have they gone? Where are they hiding?!!

Any tea/coffee shop that serves real loose tea is automatic for five stars. The tea is also served in metal pots which keeps the tea hot. The loose tea is so much more flavorful than bag tea. They also serve a mean carrot cake and have a host of other tasty looking treats. There is outdoor as well as upstairs seating.

Our 2nd visit to this place,.The hot chocolate is gorgeous! The staff were super friendly! One offered to carry my bags upstairs and another chatted to us while clearing the table when we finished. I’m not overly keen on the decor but the food, drink and hospitality more than makes up for it!

Very nice flat white, good beans, good barista team. A better cup then Costa by a country mile and for my money, better then Nero. Polite staff. It's be really pleased if one turned up in my home town.

Very busy coffee shop right by the Roman Baths. Limited seating outside, but some tables upstairs too. Great coffee and a fantastic slice of cake (ginger with rhubarb I think?). Yum!

I dropped by for breakfast and coffee as I was early for a meeting in Bath. The Granola and fruit self serve breakfast was tasty, healthy and reasonable for £4.50. The coffee was surprisingly good and on a beautiful sunny spring day in Bath the location and view from the outside tables couldn't be better.

I visited here at the end of a long day. Situated opposite the famous Pump Rooms I wasn't expecting much from a cafe in such a tourist spot. It had a relaxing vibe and great views. Being the end of the day there were little of the salads left but what was left looked decent, such as puy lentil and cauliflower. My friends opted for a vegetable quiche which was devoured. There was a good selection of cakes, but they didn't hit the plantbased/ non refined/ sugar free/ homemade vibe for me, however my Flat White definitely hit the spot.

Denne cafe ligger dejlig centralt og serverer en ok Frokost, dog uden at være prangende. Vi fik 2 slags tærte med øl til.

On a déjeuné tardivement vers 15h. Il y a une salade à se composer soi-même. Vous prenez chaque élement séparement et c'est la méditerranée : houmous, quinoa, concombre, salade... vous rajoutez la sauce tomate fraiche et les pickles... un vent so British vous emporte. C'est frais, bon et pour £5, on ne peut pas faire mieux.

We chose to visit this café for breakfast as it was open from 8 am. There is outside seating but there is also a pleasant area upstairs that has good views over the Pump Room tearoom which is opposite.

Visited early January on a cheeky date. Beautiful coffee, amazing cake and a cosy upstairs overlooking the abbey. Recommend going for a feel of bath complete with feel good cake!

Apart from its great coffee, you can choose from a range of imaginative vegetarian pies, quiches and salads, or just skip to the desserts! We lingered over some beetroot and ginger cake.

Popped in for a tea/cake pick-me-up on a day out shopping trip. You are required to order at the counter (fine) but the counter area is extremely small and no matter where you stand you're in someone's way. They bring your drinks but you help yourself to cake and have to carry this up a narrow staircase to the first floor seating area (tricky with shopping and trying to hold a handrail). You also have to carry a coloured tin pot that somehow communicates what you've ordered to waiting staff. We sat at a large shared table (fine) but had to sweep crumbs and other detritus off with a napkin so it was clean enough to use. The drinks took ages to come (they gave them to the wrong customers apparently, so the tin pot was a waste of time)....and the canned pop music was loud and truly awful. When our drinks eventually arrived they were good, there were fulsome apologies and they did turn the music off when I asked them to but this was far from a pick-me-up. Wouldn't go back.

Really good tea, decent selection, and very good coffee... yummy food too. Had a pea and watercress tart and an orange and cranberry scone, both super. Lots of space to sit... and as long as stairs aren't an issue there is loads of space upstairs.

This is the best place for coffee & healthy food next to Roman baths. Given the location, it is not cheap, but the food is home made, natural and fresh. The cakes were fresh, moist and tasty.

Often pop in for coffee and cake with my partner, a good range of beans and the staff always know which bean goes best with different coffee types. Always a lovely range of different cakes, and great atmosphere! Definitely recommend for a coffee in bath!

We stopped by for a quick coffee one afternoon, and it was such an excellent coffee. We had a view of the Pump Rooms opposite us and there is ample seating in different rooms upstairs. The staff were pleasant and lovely.

After a good walk and before heading into the Abbey this was the perfect place for a pitstop.

Enjoyed a nice white Americano with a great slab id chocolate and peanut butter brownie. Possibly one of the best brownies ever tasted.

I recently had a fresh, appetising, hot bowl of soup at this restaurant. Today I had tagine. It was lukewarm/cold when I received it. I left half on my plate and departed. Reputations are hard won and easily lost.

You’ll sit here just for the location, place is overpriced and quality of coffee is not even close to what you would expect.

The location of this coffee shop is good- right next to the Abbey. The coffee was OK, if a little pricey. However, when I visited, one member of staff was very unpleasant. I politely asked her where the toilets were; she simply said "down the stairs' without even looking at me. Very rude- especially since I'd just spent more than £20.00 in a 15 minute long visit.

Great atmosphere - very cosy. Best decaf mocha my partner has ever had!!! cake's, sandwhiches everything is great

You go in pay for a your Quiche and salad or whatever and help yourself. The salads are great with a real mix of ingredients. Good fun place to eat lunch.

On our way back home we decided to pop into the shop to see if they had any vegan cakes!

Not the cheapest, but the coffee here is superb. The 2 for £5 cakes are delicious. I had the blueberry and lemon polenta cake, husband had the double chocolate chip and we were very satisfied with our choices. Friendly, efficient service makes this our firm favourite for coffee stops when in Bath.

Café très agréable à deux pas des thermes romaines ! Intérieur cosy et joliment décoré, avec wifi gratuite proposée (il suffit de demander le code aux serveurs)

Very good cafe, lots of seating options upstairs. The coffee was fantastic and the raspberry and chocolate brownie was the finest brownie I have ever tasted. Well worth a visit

All my wife can say is ........”please, oh please open up in Cambridge, you would go down a storm!” The coffee is great and the food is scrumptious! We visited the central Bath outlet and really really enjoyed the experience. David and Jane Pask