Cafe Joanna in Bristol

Hate to criticise a community cafe but has to be done. Went here for breakfast and sat at a table to be told the wait was over an hour for food. I don't get how you can be a cafe that can't turn out muesli bowls and eggs on toast in under an hour even if you are busy. For a non-profit they seem pretty expensive too. £5 for milkshake...

if you are not from Bristol you must go to this place, as it represents the bristolian life in many different ways. It is a very popular place in the city and all the people living in Bristol are proud to have this little haven

delicious food, but the service is so slow every single time. They make you wait at the counter for hot drinks which sometimes take 10 minutes and means lots of people gathering mask-less which doesn't feel very covid-secure

Nice atmosphere, friendly and fast service and the garlic chicken sandwich was really good. There was a lovely dog inside so I think that means I can bring my pup next time!

5* Because i liked the person reading the book comfortably! I ll visit the place for a Coffe soon!

Quality vegan spot with a banging breakfast. Ordered quite a few times here during lockdown also, burgers are unreal. All-round decent food, and loads of sweet treats usually too.

What a delightful place. It's got such a friendly and welcoming vibe, friendly staff (volunteers, I believe), and the menu is just superb. Everything's delicious - I particularly recommend the breakfast and coffee (they have at least four non-dairy milks).It's places like these that make me love Bristol, and that I bring people to show off that a vegan diet CAN be amazing (and to reassure myself... catch up, everywhere else!)

One of Bristol's oldest vegan cafe and a workers co-op. Great coffee and food. Kino burger, curly fries and salad are delicious. Serves great soups, salads, superb cakes and a range of alcohol. Kino is an authentic Bristol fixture which started as a small cafe on Nine-tree Hill and moved to the main Stokes Croft a decade ago. Not only about food - this is a community hub committed to social and artistic development. Event space in the basement.

Went for lunch and dinner, cannot get enough of this place! We travel to Bristol specifically to visit Cafe Kino because it’s so amazing. Worth it every time, the staff are really friendly, the food is full of flavour and actually good for you nothing is at all oily/greasy. We had the classic kino bean burgers, BLT, sausage sandwich, chips, cinnamon bun and banana & raspberry cake. You will never be disappointed especially for such a good price 💜

English cuisine adapted to veganism. Good food. The place has a cool recycled 50’s dinner. The ambiance is chill and friendly. At an ethical level it takes the 5 stars. A cooperative of non-profit workers? You have to love them.