Source Food Hall in Bristol, City of

Cayó sobre esto mientras exploraba, charcutería con café. Una cafetería de lujo! Personal amable, buen ambiente y buena comida. Un poco caro, pero la comida era buena!

¡Un personal amable y agradable logra sacar a la perfección nuestros cafés personalizados! ¡Área al aire libre para fumar ideal para mirar alrededor! ¡El menú basado en productos de temporada y disponibilidad es el objetivo y estaba en el lugar! ! ¡Tenía un tajine de pollo deshuesado con cuscús de almendras para morirse! Bordeaux Superieur, la copa de vino La Grave Singalier complementaron mi comida, pero me pareció un poco comercial. Una vez más, el servicio fue profesional con buenas bromas, incluso si el lugar estaba bastante ocupado. Me encantó el interior y sobre todo por albergar el salón de comidas también. ! Su sitio web está bien estructurado y es fácil de usar si quieres echar un vistazo; ) Visite cuando esté allí,

Tenía el inglés completo. Todos los ingredientes extremadamente sabrosos y muy bien cocinados. Huevos escalfados y salchichas especialmente bueno.

Tuvimos la suerte de conseguir seis de nosotros y un niño sentado afuera. El personal es muy amable y un excelente almuerzo con sándwiches fabulosos y una buena opción vegetariana

Al hospedarnos en Bristol, nunca desayunamos en el hotel porque hay muchos mejores lugares para comer y este es uno de ellos. Es bastante pequeño y es posible que no puedas conseguir una mesa de inmediato, pero no dejes que eso te detenga. Aparte de las mesas hay taburetes para sentarse, lo que es agradable. Es un lugar encantador para comer y la comida es buena (tuve el eglefino ahumado y el huevo escalfado para el desayuno) también puede obtener un desayuno completo, kipper con tostadas y muesli, etc. Después de haber comido, eche un vistazo al Deli y carniceros para algunas golosinas maravillosas!

Coffee was good, however due to staffing issues the service was slower than usual. A good selection of snacks were available too!

Had a fantastic breakfast here, full English with good quality ingredients, cooked well and not swimming in oil. Coffee was good as was the bill at the end, thanks, see you next time!

Right next to st Nicholas market, good coffee, wide selection of food and an excellent Delhi/foodhall

Atraído a esta cafetería en un edificio histórico e interior. Gran menú de desayuno corto con diferentes opciones al genérico habitual. Corto es bueno como beneficios de calidad. Kippers maravillosos y perfectamente cocinados. Buen cafe Deli espléndido con carniceros, mostradores de pescado y queso. Juego. Mi único agarre de mi lado extra de tomate fue solo la mitad de un tomate. ¡Hola! ? Seguramente un tomate entero por 80 peniques.

¡Solo entró para almorzar y salir de la lluvia y entrar al calor!Tuve el apio y la sopa de manzana con un remolino de crema agria y el marido tenía la ensalada de anguila ahumada. Elija un plato de pan con aceitunas para acompañarlas, una sidra local y una flor de saúco con agua de rosas. Ambos amamos nuestra comida. El ambiente es básico y rústico (mesas y sillas de madera), pero la comida fue preparada por un talentoso chef. Pan artesanal encantador, aceitunas sabrosas, sopa caliente encantadora, anguila ahumada perfecta. . . .

Doesn’t offer variety. Yes offers veggie but there strange concoction. Including eel for lunch, which is strange. No sandwich’s or salads. No normal lunch food and the food is a posh pallet.

The title says it all.....if you haven't visited this place yet, you must give it a go. Great location in St Nics Mkt. too.

La carte est très appétissante et les produits sont de qualité, notamment les légumes. Les prix sont raisonnables.

Our family love this place with locally scoured produce, cooked to order. The setting was amazing, nestled within narrow streets full of beautiful old buildings and mouth watering places to eat. The menu is diverse and interesting, I chose the burger which was not as good as I had hoped. It was very dry, however overall the meals were all enjoyable.

Very nice early morning breakfast, with high quality ingredients and very friendly staff. Quality local coffee too.

Came for breakfast with my boyfriend. We both ended up having the full English although he added extras. Very nice food and atmosphere but what made me give 5 stars was the service. The lady on the counter was lovely and helpful and really made an effort. Worth a visit if you are looking for a nice place to stop for breakfast :-)

Good menu for breakfast. Scrambled eggs with salmon were very good and two boiled eggs with soldiers also good- and good value. Set in the area of an interesting covered market with craft/jewellery shops. Good coffee.

I love the concept of the store/restaurant/bar. I was not that hungry and had bread and olives - they were delicious! And you can pay in Bristol pounds, what I thing very good!

A great place for breakfast with a good selection of vegan and vegetarian options too, the food in here is warming and wholesome, all sourced from the local area. Tasty and sets you up for a good day.

Excellent food. We had various dishes and all tasted excellent. Ingredients are locally sourced as well. The staff are very friendly and helpful too.

A nice Deli, a bakery, a cafe and good, locally sourced produce all add up to a tasty breakfast! We enjoyed our food here, cooked with great produce and love!

We had brunch here on Saturday, OH had his full cooked breakfast which he really enjoyed as the sausages and bacon are really good quality. I had the scrambled egg on toast - good eggs. The tea was a bit too strong for my liking.

My partner and I visited Source for a payday treat, I had the full English breakfast and my partner had the pancakes with bacon. The full English was good but the pancakes were not so good, we like our bacon crispy but this was rock solid and kind of painful to eat. It's a shame because as a place that is attached to a butcher's/delicatessen, they really seem to care about quality ingredients, but the restaurant section seemed below par. The waitress didn't seem to care much either, there are better places to have breakfast. Not in a huge hurry to return.

I went to source in October for brunch. On walking in the ambience is good and the deli and butchers looks fabulous. After that it went downhill. Unfriendly waitress. I ordered bacon sandwich with mushroom, companion had full English breakfast. 2 coffees. Mine was lukewarm and actually cold by the time I finished breakfast. Bacon was good but no choice of bread which was also toasted which I didn't expect. Almost as if the day before bread was being used up. Companion had no real complaints about breakfast but said he had much better elsewhere and substantially cheaper. I would go back to shop in deli etc but not to eat

Así que me sugirió fuente para un café tienda de parada en boxes como vine aquí hace un par de meses para el desayuno y la comida era estupenda :-) esta vez me venía de un café y el servicio era muy antipático. No me...

Aburrido y entrega de alimentos camarera extremadamente lento. Sin embargo, falta bien presentado en sustancia para el precio. Mal como se indica en la veterana título. No volveremos.

Gran desayuno saludable, otras comidas. A través de completos cruasanes inglés y americano. Buen servicio amable. Tocino crujiente. No correosos

Este fue el mejor desayuno de calidad he comido en un café. La razón? Los mejores ingredientes locales de calidad perfectamente cocinada. El beicon, salchichas, budín y frijoles están hechos de productos locales a menudo en la tienda anexa. El huevo era de un nivel que sólo sucede normalmente en un hotel de 5 estrellas. No es fácil llegar en términos de aparcamiento, y no es barato, pero sin duda vale la pena el esfuerzo.

We had brunch here recently. They had clearly been busy as many of the tables were covered in dirty dishes, these were removed quickly though.My tea cam without milk so I had to ask for it. OH enjoyed his full cooked english breakfast but my scrambled egg initially came with salmon that I had not asked for. They took it back and replaced it. The scrambled egg was delicious - really good but the toast was overcooked and so hard that when I cut into it a chunk flew across the table. All in all we wouldn't hurry back.

Amazing lunch, great ingredients, cooked brilliantly and some amazing food down in the shop as well. Love this place.

The full English breakfast here was well worth going out of our way for. Having done a little on-line research in our hotel, we set out for the half hour walk to here. We ordered the breakfast not knowing the price but didn't regret. The quality of it's components was excellent, especially the sausage. I could've eaten another! The damage was £9.50 with coffees and teas extra, although there did appear to be complementary bottled water on offer.Lovely little place and I guess it can get crowded so be prepared to squeeze in with strangers. We enjoyed our visit and made our friends envious when we told them about it later.

Bought some salmon sashimi. It's so fresh and full of flavour! Will try other produce in my next visit. Staff is very knowledgable and service is excellent!

We ate here for breakfast and were pleased to try something local and with a focus on local and free range produce, plus it was right next door to our accommodation. My partner had the vegetarian breakfast which was nice but nothing spectacular. I had the boiled eggs and soldiers. They were perfectly done and tasted good. The orange juice was really really tasty and fresh. The prices seemed just a tad too much for what we received but we still enjoyed it. It's just not a place we'd make a point to return to.

Luckily found this place again. A great place to have lunch. We had fish soup and plum cake with cheese and ginger. Delicious and the staff are really nice as well. Thank you.

This food hall has a fabulous selection of hot food and salads from the middle East, Morocco and Jamaica with amazing cakes. The quality of the food is outstanding and the range of food is expanding all the time. We have been a number of times and definitely recommend that you make it a priority to have lunch here when you are in Bristol city centre.

A small cafe on the side of St Nicholas Market with an organic food shop attached. Great vibe for brunch on a sunny weekend morning. Perhaps a bit pricey and not exactly a feast of food, but what you get is very nice, well-presented and you certainly get the impression that it is fresh and sourced locally. I had the sausage sandwich with scrambled eggs and my partner had the pancakes with fruit. As mentioned, wouldn't have kept us going all day but good for a late morning snack before a late lunch. £20 for both with a glass of orange juice each. Money well spent for a one-off but wouldn't come back every week!

£5.00 for 2 small pancakes is a bit much. My companion had the vegan breakfast, which, in contrast, was good portion and nicely presented. Coffee was nice as well. I like this place for its ambiance and ethical face; but they should work on customer satisfaction. I will certainly come back, as they need to be supported; but that loyalty works both ways. I hope they will be open to improvement and not just brush-off comments, as I felt they did today.

The cooking is always interesting and tastes very good, but on too many occasions, helpings have been on the small side. It was like that today. Had the fish and vegetable casserole - 2 slices of carrot, a 3cm piece of leek, and a small piece of some other veg, plus a very modest amount of fish. That's all. I'm not a big eater, and even I find this a scant ration. Good choice of microbrewery beers and good wine selection. Nice atmosphere.

Just popped in for lunch and went for the sardines on toast which was fresh, zingy and well put together. In short superb. The sort of simple effective stuff that Jamie's should be doing instead of the terrible meal I had there last week. The perfect antidote.

I wanted to buy some decent cheese and asked in St Nicholas market. They sent me here to be met by a treasure trove of really good food. A fantastic butchery with a huge range of game fowl: Mallard, Pheasant, Teal, Grouse, Pigeon and Snipe. Fabulous Cheese selection and Italian salamis plus breads and jars of tasty stuff. A proper deli with something for everyone

Poached egg over cooked, toast arrived as soft bread. Very disappointed. If you are looking for breakfast go elsewhere

Lovely place for breakfast. I had egg and soldiers which took me back to my childhood, and my partner had a bacon sandwich which was really nice.Quite reasonably priced and friendly staff.

The food was nice but not spectacular for the price asked. The ingredients were fresh but the confection was really simple. Something a bit more elaborated would fit better the price asked.

We just popped in here on the off chance, and it was fab. All the food was organic, and you could tell! We had 2 full breakfasts and a salmon and scrambles eggs and a haddock and poached egg and they were all truly outstanding - sausages and bacon that were full of meat and tasty, loads of scrambled eggs done beautifully, all washed down with non-T-bag tea. Friendly service as well - I can't recommend it enough!

Absolutely wonderful! It was quite busy when we visited around 10:30am for breakfast, and there was a long wait for food, but it was worth it! Super friendly service and a great atmosphere. They do free range pork and it was seriously some of the best bacon I have ever had in my life. We loved this spot! Perfect location in the St. Nicholas Market. We'll definitely be back. Side note: they also have a food hall where you can buy locally sourced meat and veg.

The product range is not well represented by the customer service or pricing strategy. I was given an incorrect item at a quiet time which doesn't inspire confidence. Usually I would be more supportive of socially responsible businesses but despite it's location and with so much promise it is undeserving of a more favourable review.

Dropped into source today for brunch, the decor and food choice was good I ordered breakfast/ brunch at the counter and paid I waited and was still waiting over twenty minutes later when the food finally arrived there was no apology no engagement and no offer of a coffee etcThe food was ok it had been under s lamp or something to keep it hot In a word avoid

My husband and I enjoyed a breakfast here everything tasted fantastic and the emphasis on local food is something I really like.The waitress was cheerful and friendly advising me to have oat milk for my hot chocolate instead of soya which was a brillant suggestion I really enjoyed it and will be using oat milk myself in the future We can't wait to come back and try some of the other exciting things on the menu and of course have a breakfast again

went today for lunch with my sister,we wanted to get some street market food from St Nics market but it was so busy there was no where to sit down so we opted for Source,finding a table was easy and now I know why,the pricewe had bread and olives to start, the bread was delicious but it was bread,we shared the steak was ok cooked we went for medium rare but it was stringy?chips ok and a nice salad but a very weird peppercorn and brandy sauce that was too runny and tasteless,two glasses of wine ,so a shared bread,a shared bavette of steak and two glasses of wine £27,this is too much and refrlects why they had so many empty tables

We enjoyed a splendid lunch at Source on a recent trip to Bristol to visit family.The staff were cheerful and obliging and the meals were of a very high quality with locally sourced produce. The surroundings and atmosphere were most agreeable and the shop stocks an excellent range of quality food. We shall certainly be using Source again!

We had very good breakfasts here; freshly made and cooked using quality ingredients. Helpful staff on each visit

Came here for breakfast on Sunday morning, it was fantastic. We both had the full english great poached eggs cook properly. White pudding and mushrooms were a real highlight. The breakfast was as good if not better than Rosemarino , the only reason it didnt get 5 stars was the service was a little slow at the end we were sitting for quite a while with plates on the table and had to almost grab a waiter to get the bill, they could of had a staff illness perhaps. Will definetly be back.

Visited this morning for an early breakfast. Food and service both excellent. The veggie breakfast was amazing; delicious mushrooms and homemade baked beans. Coffee good and strong and the pastries were amazing. Heartily recommend.

I had one of the best traditional English breakfasts I have ever had here. This was mostly down to the high quality, well sourced local products used, some of which are home made.Also great coffee and fresh orange juice.

As a Bristol boy I thought I knew most of the best places to eat in Bristol but this had slipped under my radar. I found it by accident, early one morning whilst just browsing round the market and I could not have found a better place for breakfast. Admittedly I only had sausage and bacon but it is probably the tastiest sausage and bacon I have had. Both were locally sourced, were meaty and not padded out with bread and/or water. Will I go back here, undoubtedly.

Brought some of my family here before we set out for a boys day out to the rugby and it is a great way to start off. They are all about local, high quality produce and the full English and a coffee is epic. White pudding, farmers bacon and sausage with a poached egg, toast and beans... I'll definitely be back for more. I saw another tables smoked salmon with scrambled egg which looked great for the more health conscious!

We stopped in for breakfast early on Saturday morning as it was one of only a few places in the area that were open at that time.The menu was a little bit more expensive than some of the other places that were open but it looked nice and we decided we'd rather have a good breakfast to start the day than go for a cheaper option.The place itself was very nice and the staff were friendly. I was however a bit disappointed in the breakfast. The poached egg and the tomato came seasoned with pepper which to most people may not be an issue but personally stopped me from eating them. I feel that it should be the customers choice to put pepper on their food especially on poached eggs. The rest of the breakfast was ok but overall I wouldn't say it was worth the money that was charged for it.

We stopped by for breakfast on a recent trip to Bristol, having previously spied it when visiting St Nicholas Market. Great range of local produce on the menu, we unimaginatively stumped for the full English which lived up to expectations with lovely thick cut bacon, a properly meaty pork sausage, and the rare treat of some homemade white pudding. Can highly recommend, we'll be back again.

Nous avons pris notre breakfast dans ce restaurant. Tout ce qui nous plait, ambiance, produits etc. mais plat long à venir, oeufs trop cuit et un peu fade. Mais bien tout de meme.

We chose this place for breakfast on the grounds of its TA reviews - plus the fact that it opens at 8am on Saturday whilst most other places wait until 9am. The boiled eggs with soldiers were perfect, and my flat white coffee was fine.What a great little place!

We found space in this wonderful little restaurant (with shop) during a day out in Bristol near Christmas. St Nicholas Market is a great mix of shops and eateries, but most eating places only have outdoor seating - Source has both. I had the fish soup, a large bowl with a rich taste of lobster appeared, served with home-made melba toast. I nearly had what my husband ordered - the mushroom linguine. Fortunately he let me have some of it, it was superb and worth going back just for that. Afterwards we shared some sweet 'bites' - tiny squares of cake with intense flavours. The coffee was also very good. All the staff were pleasant and helpful. Cost at £28 we thought was very fair. We will be back!

Popped in for a business lunch with some clients. Never thought to go here for food before but it was lovely. I had the bavette Steak and fries with peppercorn sauce and salad. It was cooked beautifully and very succulent and a nice size meal with the fries and salad. I will certainly go again.

We all went for a breakfast as it had been recommended, we were not disappointed All quality home made products and you could really taste the difference. I was told it was the old fish market so a great venue in the building was a old farmers butchers and deli and fishmonger. a must have breakfast.

Love coming into source to see what new delights are on the menu. Staff are very friendly, food is exceptional for the money and the meat from the butchers is second to none. Well worth a visit if you're looking for locally sourced ingredients.

This is a little gem. A small but perfectly formed food hall of produce from the Bristol area, with a cafe serving said produce in delicious fresh meals. The menu changes daily depending on the ingredients available. My husband had the pork and venison burger which he described as " excellent", served with fries and coleslaw. Whilst I had sweetcorn soup with spring opinion and creme fraise, with fresh baked seeded bread which was lovely for a light lunch. a selection of coffee and teas as well as alcohol to suit all tastes. Well worth searching out amongst the range of eating establishments at St Nicolas Market area.

Whilst most of the cafes in Bristol old town were closed at 8.30 on a Saturday morning, the Source Food Hall was open and already had a few people sat at tables. The top half of it is a cafe serving excellent coffee and a good range of breakfast options. Although poached eggs on toast wasn't on the menu, they were happy to accommodate, and were excellent. My wife's smoked haddock with poached egg was equally perfect.The bottom half is a food shop, and it was obvious from the quality of the meat and food on display that ingredients in the cafe would be the best. Glad to say the chef was very capable in using these to deliver very tasty meals.

Stayed over in Bristol and wanted something different for breakfast in a nice location, came across this place by accident and was totally suprised. I had smoked haddock and poached egg my husband had poached eggs on toast, this was not on the menu but it was no bother in the slightest. Due to the popularity, more waiting staff were needed but the waitress coped well. Would defiantly go back. Yummy.

Un sitio al lado de St Nicolas Market donde puedes comer o beber productos locales en unos bancos de madera que hay en la calle. La sidra esta buena y también la hamburguesa que pedimos. La atención del personal es buena y hoy había una camarera que hablaba español.

Lovingly prepared, great tasting, locally sourced food in the Old City. Lovely Kiwi waitress! Will return ASAP. Thanks for great birthday lunch with the trouble and strife.

Opted to visit here as it was near to the hotel I'd booked, very pleased I did. Returned the following day too. The staff were very friendly and as a customer this is one of the reasons I returned. Breakfast menu catered for us, vegetarian being a requirement for some of the party. The menu is available on their website with pricing too. Personally I enjoyed the locally sourced menu and the pricing is what I'd expect. The cafe opens on the first Sunday of the month at 10am, but double check if you're thinking of a Sunday visit as the time isn't published. Highly recommend a visit. We found it very quiet between 8-9am on the Saturday, earlier is better as they get busy from Brunch onwards.

Source has a varying menu with lots of selection striving for local suppliers. The lunch was well portioned, quick to arrive and delectable! I followed it with a Lemon Curd & Elderflower cheesecake, and was not disappointed. Very friendly service as well!

We had never visited this market hall before and it was wonderful to see so many food places with so much delicious looking food.We ate at source which had a good inside eating area with about ten tables and bar stools, there are also tables outside tooThe staff were efficient and friendly, lots of choice in the menu although we just had steak and fries, they were also really flexible about food for my grand-daughterDefinetly worth a visit if your in the Bristol atea

There is so much to say about this place at the entrance to the old market. Very comfy seating, very friendly staff ( a lovely New Zealander) excellent coffee and a fab English breakfast sources locally and sustainably. It was a bit pricey, but there's enough food there for breakfast and lunch, so save money that way, by skipping a meal after a feast.As the author of the e-book, Food for city building, I have to say this is a top of the line asset for any city -- lots of jobs because everything is made on site (sausages,blood pudding etc) good for the local economy, for health and the environment. That's exactly what we look for in a green capital of Europe!

Had the most amazing 11 course fish meal here on Friday evening. Every course was a triumph. The chefs are talented and the staff couldn't be more friendly. It was booked for around 30 of us so great for a celebration. A hidden treasure.

We popped in here just for breakfast. A full cooked and porridge with a hint of Drambuie. Both were good quality and reasonably priced.

I bought the fresh 500gram Sushi Grade Salmon cost around £12 at the shop. There are wide range of seafoods such as crab, clam, bream, oyster and so on and quality is not bad.

Overpriced, tasteless, inadequate portions of Goan fish curry - a very disappointing meal. The place was quiet on a busy Saturday and I can see why. Sadly this was the second disappointing visit, there won't be a third.

Came here Saturday morning and had a lovely breakfast all good quality ingredients and well cooked by their chef. Nice loose leaf tea tho too weak. Totally recommend

Last time we visited Source I was disappointed and said so. Last Saturday we decided to give it another go and were very pleasantly surprised. The brunch was excellent, as was the coffee, so we'll definitely be back. It wasn't very warm in there, even though a number of electric heaters were on, but you are in a market so just wear an extra layer!

Excellent food and desserts! Cosy place, value for money, unique recipes. Highly recommended!!!!!!!!

Went with a few friends for a lunch and I have to say the food and service was exceptional. Fantastic value for money and just beautiful tasting food. All in all a great experience. Highly recommended.

The menu was an eclectic mix , with a choice of starters, main courses & sweets. The service was friendly and efficient. Yes the environment was a little cold but better that, than being sat in an overheated stuffy restaurant area which can be just as uncomfortable. It is large area to heat and direct access into the Deli next door prevents the heat from being controlled, At the end of the day the quality of food & ambiemce more than made up for this inconvenience, I would definatly recomend it toi friends & family

fantastic food whilst out for a works christmas lunch. All 13 of us enjoyed a 2 course meal. Food was cooked to perfectoin! Everything was fresh and localy produced which is good to hear.

Popped in here on the off chance and hungry and ordered steak chips and bearnaise off really impressive daily menu. Meat superb, chips crispy and crunchy and the bearnaise tangy and creamily perfect. Yum. Really buzzy friendly place with fantastic looking meat fish and charcuterie counters. Great service...will be back to work my way down the menu.

I chose this place instead of paying over the odds for a mediocre hotel breakfast.PROS- very nice room- good service- excellent full English breakfast- nice location - next to an interesting little food marketCONS- none

We've shopped in the deli a few times and really looked forward to eating here. However, we found the atmosphere a bit cold, staff not particularly friendly and the food expensive but not exceptional. The chowder made a decent enough starter and the meat and cheese platters were average but not ample. The truffle risotto was a bit bland and again, portions sizes quite small. The one exception was the delicious salted caramel brownie which is worth returning for the enjoy with a coffee. The experience of having to hunt for a toilet in the market also brought down the whole experience, particularly when the gents toilets resembled those of a third world prison....hardly conducive to a fine dining experience. In short, the restaurant fails to match the high standards set by the deli. Disappointing.

This is a terrific place, we always have breakfast here when visiting my relations in Bristol. I can't vouch for other meals as we have to eat with my family!Breakfast is terrific, everything top quality, the sausage & bacon from their own pigs, free range eggs, bread home made etc. the produce in the shop is first class, from butchery to cheeses. Wines & craft beers too.Service is a little slow perhaps, but it's not a place to rush anyway.

Love it here everything is always so fresh & tasty - locally sourced produce great place to eat and catch up with friends -

Lashing with rain so stopped for breakfast and at £8.50 is more than we would usually pay but Source is nice surroundings - shame the management didn't see fit to provide enough staff - the one female order taker/waitress was absolutely rushed off her feet and was a bit attitudy when we asked for our coffee in cups rather than mugs. The reason we do that is because we like our coffee hot so usually have two small cups. The first one was tepid so we didn't even order the second. The full English was ok, great sausage and sausage sandwich & fab black pudding but bacon dry and the homemade beans weren't a hit, There were two staff on the deli counter who should have jumped in to save the banging of cups & saucers attitude. Christmas menu looks fab

The menu is interesting and there is good quality food to buy and take home. There are a variety of counters, with locally sourced fish, meet and cheese plus jars etc.

Source is perfect for a catch up lunch with a friend, as long as you can find a table. Without breaking the bank, you can share a few plates (we had a cheese board (£7), a salad (£7) and a brownie (£3.5) between two) and have a relaxed glass of wine. It's be a great place to take a visitor to Bristol - right in the market and with an emphasis on good food. Oh - and split the brownies - they are incredibly rich!

Very relaxed and excellent value for money. The bread is excellent, which is always a good sign. I had the lamb salad, which was beautifully tender. Maybe a bit more of the lovely yoghurt dressing would make it perfect. My son's steak was perfect. The waitress was friendly and helpful.

I ate lunch here with a friend recently. He had the chorizo salad which was small for the price. I had the burger, chips and coleslaw. The burger was dry, chips were the frozen fries kind (not that I mind those but, for the price), the coleslaw was weird, no real sauce, just a lumpy creamy coating. For £10 and after waiting for 25 minutes it should have been better.

I have to agree with some of the recent reviews and say this was very average and pricey too.We had the full English at £8.50 each and while there is no doubt the ingredients are good quality, the bacon was overcooked and tough and the black pudding very dry.Service was also questionable with a young girl rushing around trying to do everything and appearing very stressed out.Coffee was good but served with a dirty tea spoon.Not great and would not return with so many other places doing it better locally.

Popped in for breakfast on a recent visit to Bristol. Was disappointed with my pancakes - just got two fairly small, thin ones which were burnt on one side. And pretty pricey too. Coffee on the other hand was excellent. Staff seemed a bit rushed, somebody came over to clear our table but left some stuff on it and didn't wipe it down. A small complaint but did take away from the experience.

Went there on a Saturday lunch time and it was fairly quiet. At one point it was just us! The food quality is great, nothing to complain about. I had the spicy lamb with cous cous which was excellent and my wife had the baked aubergine which also was very tasty. The portion size was small considering the price, for 2 mains and 2 soft drinks it was nearly £30. With St nicks market right outside offering great food at half the price it's no wonder it was quiet. It did get busy when it started to rain hard outside. Would go again for the food but only if I was feeling a bit rich!!

We were actually looking for another TripAdvisor recommended cafe for breakfast but stumbled upon this one. What a stroke of fortune! Service was quick and friendly, but not rushed. We both went for Pancakes with maple syrup + bacon - great choice. Coupled with coffee, pot of tea and fresh juice, this was a great way to start the day. Would definitely eat here again on a city visit.

I've eaten here before but today's breakfast was average. There's no point singing the praises of organic, free range and locally sourced if the bacon has been cooked and left to the point where it's so tough you can sole your shoes with it. Having said that it may be I was just unlucky and I'll probably go again sometime.

This restaurant is on a side passage by St Nicholas Market (Exchange Avenue). We had the full English - a delicious breakfast (about £8.50). Very good coffee - prepared by a local company. All of the food is locally sourced and the quality is excellent. The premises is actually shared with their shop selling local produce so there is an informal feel to the place. There are tables outside so perfect for a sunny morning and watching the market traders set up. I would definitely recommend visiting this place for Breakfast if you are staying in a nearby hotel - much better than the bland buffet at extortionate prices.

We were staying in a hotel (which is part of a large chain) and was appalled at the cost of the breakfast - so came here instead. We were not disappointed - I thought the breakfast here was wonderful. I talked to the owner of this cafe and food hall, and he's clearly passionate about the food he sells. They also do a rather fine salted caramel and cherry brownie.