Caffe Nero in Bristol

Pretty standard Caffè Nero; usual offerings but a good location near St. Nicholas Market. The only strange thing was the only toilet is unisex & disability-equipped with baby changing; they could really do with one or two more.

The staff were friendly The cheese and ham toasty was tasty Disappointed they didn't have gluten free whom a member of family is wheat intolerant.

Always loved café Nero and this one did not disappoint

Very clean staff courteous and hard working. And nice coffee 👍🍵

Nice place with air conditioning. Some of the chairs need replacing because of ripped fabric but apart from that a good cafe Nero. 👍

Very clean and safe for during covid. Food being warmed was lovely and our order was handled quickly

Had a couple of visits here during Bristol bike show. Good coffee, nice range of naughty-but-nice cakes. Helpful staff and I got extra stamps on my loyalty card for bringing my own reusable cup.

As you'd expect from Caffe Nero, though in this instance I found the service to be even better than usual. Decided to try out a new vegan toastie, which was far better than most I've had at more niche cafés, and the barista was quick to suggest other vegan options I'd missed and on the whole just really enthusiastic which made for an even more pleasant lunch break.

Just what you'd expect from a Caffe Nero. Good quality coffee, but high prices. Using O2 priority was and usually is my main reason for coming however. Had terrible experiences in other Nero's in the city but this has by far the best customer service. A downside is the lack of seating. Definitely returning (next week with another code 😉)

I have been visiting Caffe Nero principally at Corn Street since late 2014.I always have Cappuccino Grande, except when Winter Berry Latte is on.I have found the food to be excellent, Almond Torte, Red Velvet Cake, Bolognese Bake is good for a hot snack. All of these unfortunately arenow off the menu so leaving Toasted Teacakes, Caramel Shortcake and a newer one but I can recommend still Ham and Cheese Croissant.The Coffee of course varies according to who does it but when done right the Cappuccino is pure silk in a glass, rich body, thick foam top dusted with chocolate yet goes straight down, not weak, no hot water taste or bitterness.The setting makes use of it's building with those huge picture windows & retaining original features. The music can be good too with some classic Jazz numbers among them. It can get extremely packed even at odd times & also can be very quiet, sometimes very noisy depending on who is in.That isn't why I recommend them.They have couple of Barista's in there, Holly & Maia who are excellent at their jobs, the manager is good too & they are so welcoming.The pair of them are kind souls.As someone who has health troubles & difficulty in going into places socially because of this. This is somewhere I can visit with no problem at all. Even if I do have some trouble from time to time I know from personal experience it won't be a problem.They pay attention & remember things, what you like & you want decaff no problem.That is why I recommend them.