St Wherburgh's City Farm Cafe in Bristol, City of

We had a late lunch here. I had a veggie sausage bagel with a hot chocolate and my wife had a roast beetroot salad and a cappuccino. The bagel was ok but the hot chocolate was just warm. The beetroot salad was described as including feta, mango and lentils. My wife said it was tasty but she struggled to find any feta and there were just a few small fragments of fruit. Her cappuccino was barely warm. While we were there, someone else brought a drink back saying it was cold. The service was friendly and helpful and the physical structure is designed to feel organic. Perhaps we came at a bad time but we're not motivated to go back.

I found this place by accident - I was visiting Bristol and just followed my sat nav to ‘café’ - and what a great find! It’s on the edge of the city farm, with animals across the street and a great playground on its edge. The building is quirky and hobbit-like, with cool wobbly wooden windows, a sunny terrace, and a stove indoors for winter warmth. The staff were friendly and helpful, and I had a lovely veggie sausage sandwich and a cuppa, sitting outside, feeling very chilled. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in Bristol.