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

I liked the coffee and food, however, the seating area is a little on the small size, brilliant for a quick bite to eat

Un buen descanso y helado en el quiosco, no es un mal servicio sobre todo lo que esperas si en el área volvería a usar

Went to this café for breakfast on the recommendation of another. Being in the centre of Bristol, this is good value if you want a basic breakfast. I did not find the people serving particularly friendly or feel welcome. Service was quick but the quality of the ingredients’ poor. I had an English breakfast, bacon, sausage, toast, hash brown, poached egg and tinned mushrooms (which I left) whilst my wife had what they termed a sausage baguette. In reality it was a sausage in a panini. The coffee was on the thin and weak side. I will not be returning.

After two years peeing off most of the neighbourhood with noise and litter and building a live music venue, without planning permission next door to residential gardens, these squatters are finally getting the boot. Shame that the charity that own the building are now heavily out of pocket.

The roast dinner was as cold as the pub, The meat was chewy the roasters was hard and veg was sparse, usually we would stay and have a few drinks and dessert when dining out but this was very poor. Never again will we go back there.