Brunels Buttery in Bristol

This place has gone downhill. I've been coming since I was a kid.Under cooked chips. Expensive prices. Plastic single use cutlery and polystyrene containers.Very disappointed with my recent visit.

Expensive but popular little food hut on Bristol docks. Good coffee, decent food and on a sunny day a pretty pleasant spot to spend an hour. Does get very busy on the weekend.

Great place to sit and eat. Tasty sandwiches with smaller roll and larger baguette options. Breakfast stuff is fairly run of the mill but prices are fair. Good views of the harbour.

Nice place to stop on a walk around the docks.

Stopped here for a quick coffee and cake whilst exploring the harbourside area. Really friendly service, nice coffee and the best Millionaires shortbread I've ever tasted complete with gold coloured Maltezers on top. Delicious! 😛

Good service, good food.the legend of the breakfast roll is now a reality The food was unhealthy,but delicious. Where does a sandwich end and a meal begin. I had bacon egg sausage black pudding and hash browns in a roll. Call it what you like it was hard to to eat, but delicious; try it I know you'll like it.

Nice location and nice selection of food. The smokey joe was ok and it was nothing too special. The sausage egg bacon sandwich was ok as well. The price was affordable.

The perfect location for drinks and food after a good old walk around the docks. Lovely hot coffee and yummy chips. You can even sit on the old railway carriages which is pretty cool aswell as practical. Especially with kids or dogs.

Brunel’s Buttery is a great place to get a no-nonsense bacon sandwich and coffee during a Sunday morning stroll around the beautiful Bristol Harbourside. Located not to far from the M Shed, the prices are great, the staff friendly and the food, simple but delicious. Would recommend to go early on a Sunday, before 9.00am as it does get busy as the day goes on. They have a great breakfast and lunch menu so hopefully you’ll find something you like.

Thick cut sliced bread filled with smashed avocado, bacon, sausage, a fried egg and salad. I love how you can tailor your sandwich as you wish. The view of the harbour is a nice setting too. It can get busy/rowdy on the weekend mornings (when I went) so I’d like to try going again on a weekday to have a more peaceful breakfast.