Mud Dock Cafe in Bristol

I had a terrible flat white (weak, no microfoam) and a very disappointing breakfast (bacon was oven-cooked and way overdone, egg swimming in half-cracked black peppercorns, the sausage was tasty but dry, the mushrooms were basically cardboard and the beans were absolutely ruined by the frankly offensive overuse of herbs on bloody everything - also my little foil-wrapped butter was placed atop the beans meaning i had to get my hands dirty to open it. The sourdough toast was nice.I am sure this was a one-off bad experience though as the generally high quality of the ingredients would suggest such.

I have written a review of the Mud dock but Google doesn't allow me to post enough words to do it justice so I am unable to share my views, which is a shame.However my full review can be seen on fatboysbreakfast.wordpress.comI would suggest the Mud dock is worth a try but there are some Caveats not least the access, but I did not write a negative review, far from it, we enjoyed our visit. The staff were great, the venue interesting and the food was OK if a little predictable.Sorry I cant be more help. Come on Google make more space!

Really nice cafe bar on the waterside. Got there too late to be able to order hot food but coffee and cake was good, and reasonably priced. Even better was the bike shop downstairs - I was in heaven 😂

I’ve been wanting to go to Mud Dock for ages and it did not disappoint! The interior and bike theme is awesome. I had the chickpea salad which was great (although it could have had more hummus) and friends said the bean burger was fab. Thumbs up all round 👍👍

Great service and really nice home-style food. The serving staff were attentive and very welcoming. While the menu may be limited, it still manages to be good on variety with some great vegetarian and vegan options. I'd come again, no problem. Thank you.

I really love this café. The interior is charming and cosy, while the balcony has a fantastic view of the river and harbourside. Good food and drinks, with local beers available, such as Moor and Bristol Beer Factory, as well as a German favourite of mine, Fransiskaner. The coffee is good too, with proper flavour and no bitter burnt flavour. All of this with an eclectic mix of interesting, atmosphere-boosting music makes for a lovely experience. I have noticed that service is not as quick as it used to be, although it's still friendly. Perhaps low on staff? I don't think it should stop you visiting, but it might be tricky if you're short on time and it is the reason I'm not giving 5 stars

I really enjoyed looking around here on a Tuesday morning.I like the layout and the fact that there are so many independent shops selling locally produced products.My favourite 3 shops were the florists, the deli which was a cheese lovers dream, and a gallery with art from local artists.I asked the owners of the deli and the gallery if I could take photos.

We enjoyed our drinks at Mud Dock especially after a day's sightseeing in Bristol. Great views across the dock, particularity lovely as the sun is setting.

Lovely staff, extremely accommodating, and super tasty food.We came here for breakfast twice, and and it was excellent. We were very impressed with the gluten free pancakes (as standard!), and wouldn’t have known they were gluten free if the menu hadn’t said. Lovely outside terrace to sit out on if the weather allows, but inside lovely too. All round fab brunch spot 👍🏻I want to mention the staff again - excellent friendly welcome and service with a smile.

This is a very good breakfast spot in Bristol! It's got a nice view of the docks and the staff are really helpful. The food is also great. Would definitely recommend a visit!