@ The Well in Bristol

Amazing pancakes and drinks! The Chai Dalgona is heaven 🤤 Very sweet staff.Can't wait to go back!

Great experience. The ladies that work there were lovely and so accommodating with people's orders; no troubles if you want to share, or have allergies, or any kind of food specifications, they're very nice and customer oriented.The decorations are also beautiful with eclectic dishes and homey vibes. The laundrette part of it is interesting but doesn't mess with the atmosphere it only adds to it. The food was delicious and well proportioned.We arrived at around 10 am and it had many free tables but it quickly filled up, so I recommend getting there early :)

Had the green eggs and ham which was delicious. The coffee was very nice and the playlist was excellent. Extra points for being open on Sunday

Stumbled upon a nice corner cafe. Surprised that the cafe is integrated with laundromat which is an interesting concept :)+ Great spiced chai latte+ Pretty refreshing homemade lemonade+ Nice setting and friendly staff- Found my chai to be somewhat lukewarm as I prefer my chai gotThough would like to come again and try their meal.

Had a really lovely meal and coffee’s accompanied with amazing and friendly service, loved the handmade mugs and would love to buy a few of them, overall a really nice atmosphere to enjoy a delightful brunch

Had a lovely brunch here - the homemade lemonade was a favorite

Most expensive place I've ever bought from and expected the coffee was going to be divine, but i am really disappointed in the taste and size of it and for this reason I will not return. The lady that assisted me with the transaction was lovely tho and received my order quickly. I had 2 Americano 1 with milk at £4.60

We called 'At the Well Cafe and Launderette' for Brunch on Wednesday.It offered some interesting seating on the pavement, just off the main Stokes Croft road, which is noisy, dusty but a great place for people watching.The Menu consisted largely of American Pancakes with various toppings as well as other, more traditional breakfast fare.I chose the Transatlantic Pancakes (Mushrooms, Scrambled eggs, streaky bacon all covered with “A liberal dousing of Maple Syrup”) £8.50.Sadly I was disappointed.The Pancakes were thick and heavy. Though they tasted good they were a bit stodgy which meant they needed lots of additional flavours to go with them. The streaky bacon hit the spot but mushrooms and Scrambled eggs didn't.The Pancakes were described as 'light and Fluffy' but I'm not sure I would have described them as such. Sorry Guys.My Sister made a better choice going for the American Pancakes with Bacon and Blueberry at £7.50 was a pound cheaper but I cant think why ?Unfortunately they were a bit 'frugal' with the Maple Syrup, even serving it in tiny hand made clay jugs.My wife went for her old Favourite. Poached Eggs on Sour Dough.Here's where I get on my high horse because I just don't get Sour Dough Toast.It is always too crisp for me and almost always cuts my gums to pieces.There are some great artisan bakers making fabulous bread (there is one not 20 yards along the road where we bought Croissants and a lovely fresh loaf) so why not offer a choice?But Jaki loved hers and was extremely satisfied.We ordered Tea and Coffee (in a Cafetière) but they forgot to bring any cups, then there were no spoons and finally, I had to ask for Sugar.All trivial but you expect places to get these simple things right first time ?There was no issue about social distancing as we were the only customers initially though by the time we left, there were several groups of people seated inside and out.No one was using the Launderette facility whilst we were there which is a shame as I would have liked them to be really busy.I did wonder whether the smell of Laundry went well with food?Service was acceptable without being exceptional, polite but lacked any intimacy which these niche places often have.The Bill came to about £14 in total because we got some discount through the Eat out to Help Out scheme which meant it was good value for money, but had we paid the full price, I might not have been quite as pleased. £8.50 for two pancakes is, in my book. Expensive.So if you need your smalls washing and you want to eat at the same time, this might be a good call.I suspect there is more work to do on the business model but I wish them well and despite my reservations about the pancakes I would go again and we did enjoy our visit.If only for the people watching.

Had a lovely time here with my boyfriend, we both had the brunchy mcbrunchface which was delicious and i had homemade lemonade, he had a mango and passion fruit smoothie. We both agreed it was 10/10! lovely atmosphere and vibe too.

Lovely, lively little place! I popped in for coffee and work while I was waiting for my car at Kwikfit. Plug sockets a plenty and great atmosphere. Coffee was delicious and you get your own little cafetiere, very instagram worthy! I didn't get any food but the menu looks great and the bacon smells coming from the kitchen were insane!! And it's a laundrette - really cool place, definitely recommend.