Cafe Revival in Bristol

Wandered in here from my Hotel across the street where the Breakfasts are probably pleasant enough but ridiculously expensive. I had a full breakfast for £7.00 in the Revival and I have to say it was one of the best fried breakfasts I have eaten being both plentiful and well cooked. The staff were pleasant and the ambience upstairs very nice. Heartily recommended.

Delightful place, good coffee, food menu caters for vegans and carnivores alike and plenty of seating over three floors, including the top floor snug, where it is rumored the toppling of the Colston statue was plotted.

Really nice cooked breakfast and great selection of coffee and hot chocolate. Bigger than it looks (2 upstairs floors for seating) so don't avoid just because you think there's nowhere to sit :)

It was a really cosy place! We ordered flat white to sit in, this window view was awesome! The coffee came in super hot and hv a nice aroma as well!

Stinky, sticky, and dirty interiors with some nice, vintage features. Avarage quality of food and drinks, with super-friendly but lost and unbelievable slow (been waiting for two cups of coffee 25mins!) staff. Central location do not save from disappointment the place titled 'The Oldest Bristol's Coffee House'

Food took an entire hour. One of our guys got food after about half an hour (he ordered 2 plates, and of course, they arrived at separate times). We talked to the waitresses a bunch of times, and it still took half an hour after we said that we had a train to catch. Even to get a coffee after we talked to the waitress took 15 mins. Waitress was very polite, and we tried to be understanding, but after we complained we saw our order going to different tables. Plus the plates were unnecessarily tiny.

This is a delightful little squat in a historical part of Bristol. Though I once had a bad experience involving feta cheese here, I overcame my initial reticence to revisit and was bountifully rewarded by a delicious stack of pancakes, laden with the fruits of the forest namely: bananas, blueberries and a healthy drizzling of maple syrup.The pancakes were one of the most exquisite kinds that I have experienced yet in England. Fluffy, soft and with a lightness that is balanced out with their 5mm approx. depth each. Gorgeous.After such a delightful experience following the previous travesty, I will be returning for their all-day brunch.Did I say I would recommend the pancakes? I recommend the pancakes.Three words: Snug, Bristolian and tasteful.

A Nice Café in a Scenic location' Serves Hot or Cold food as well as Cake and Muffins'.. It's Nice to Grab a Drink and Sit Outside People Watching

Situated just in front of the Registrar office. Exactly starts at 9am in the morning. Good staffs. Good menu and descent rates.Must try.

Good coffee (flat white) and smoothies. I had visited this cafe several times. It really gain my trust! Staff friendly and very careful with covid measures! Single use plates and cups and all of them wore masks. Pancakes were a little bit cold! But I will give another try.