The best restaurants in Ashley Bristol, City of South West

This is my favourite cafe in Bristol. It’s a space that as a queer person immediately feels safe and homely. I’ve eaten here a few times and the food is always immaculate, the chai lattes are good and it’s a coop so it feels good to pay because you know you’re paying the working people not some guy on a yacht. Mainly leaving this review because I was showing my friend where we’re going today and I saw someone had left a 1star. Not cool bro. If you want someone to wait on you like you’re royalty to into a chain and have an overworked underpaid young person serve you.

I’ve been coming here since 1995. This place is one of the most iconic pubs in Bristol. So much party and music history has been created in this venue, and carries on to this day. Quirky and alternative. Great summer garden. Lush bar staff, always equipped with a joke and a smile. Food menu is pretty delicious nowadays. Best Buffalo wings and truffle fries in Bristol. The Landlady is a total badass babe- and she has carried on the tradition of the most excellent proprietors that have run this place for decades. If you’ve never been to the Farm, why not? Different vibes from midweek, to midnight at a weekend- and a fabulous place for a laid back long Sunday chill out. Get In!

My first visit and it exceeded my expectations, everything was very good, I was just a little disappointed with the pizza since the sausage was cold. The spaghetti was excellent as were the starters. Ohh the salad was crispy and fresh "I loved it" The tiramisu was very good. A very well selected pink wine. I hope to return soon. Thank you!!!

Great service and healthy tasty food. I had a dirty chai coffee and poached eggs with flatbread, hummus and salsa. Even though it was busy the waiter was helpful and took the time to explain some of the ingredients on the menu.

Great idea! Was in Bristol for the first time in quite a few years. Popped down Gloucester Road and wanted to have a late coffee. Wonderful idea to combine a Launderette and a Cafe. Highly recommend the soup!

Great, unique venue with a lively yet cosy atmosphere and one of the best places in Bristol to have a drink and see talented, interesting musicians perform. Staff also very friendly and welcoming.

Hands down the BEST bakery in Bristol! Their pastries are buttery, crispy and crunchy heaven, and the coffee is excellent. My favourites are honey almond, Kouign Amman, cheese & rosemary scone and chocolate babka. I have been to Lisbon so I can compare the famous pasteis de nata and... Farro managed to make better ones! How!! A massive plus is that all the staff are lovely and seem genuinely happy to be working there! Make sure you arrive early, some days they sell out before noon, and you don't need that heartbreak in your life. Pro tip- if it does happen (shock horror!) , ask them for their croissant crisps, they always have a jar handy so you don't walk away empty-handed (and -bellied!). Their breads are excellent too, no surprise.

The best I've tried in Bristol!

The cafe is in the busy St Werburgh's Community Centre so there are usually parents with young kids, people using the centre's PCs, and a very diverse range of courses and meetings going on. Food is veggie/vegan, some fantastic lunches (I a great fan of the cheese and baba ganoush toasties!). We've been going there since it opened and have always found the staff very friendly. Today they had to close early because of staff shortages ... but though they should have said no, the proprietor cooked us toasties, served coffees to a group who arrived later, made a drink for someone, and so on. Great as usual!

Un hallazgo realmente genial; gran espacio, gente interesante y un poco fuera de lo común, pero lo más importante de todo, un café increíble y deliciosos pasteles

Had the new special burger the Kon Carne Kon Queso and it was banging!

The double smashburger and garlic tater tots are always perfect for when I want something filthy, delicious, and vegetarian 😍

I was on the guest list for an event here that my best friend was playing at. I had 4 friends with me who had bought a ticket to this event. The guy on the door was aggressive and extremely rude to us. He said we couldn’t get in with our tickets after 12. My mate who was playing at the event tried to reason with him, but he was hysterical and unpleasant to us, saying our tickets meant nothing so we had to pay £5 extra. Severally disappointed with this interaction. Personally I’ve never been to take 5, but in the future I will make a conscious decision to actively avoid this venue; all because of a patronising and disrespectful door man. y THIS IS A 1 star review

Amazing flavourful lamb and rice. Very welcoming host. Please come and try the food here, a hidden gem in st pauls bristol.

Amazing salads, and a great option for lunch.