Arnolfini Café Bar

first off, the decor is GORGEOUS and the ceiling is so pretty i just wanted to stare at it for ages. however, it was pretty loud (and cold). i ordered a coconut milk cappuccino and it was the absolute BEST like i will be dreaming about this coffee for years to come. for lunch, i had the avocado on toast and it was really yummy, the bread was thick but light.

This is a cool spot where you can get brunch and coffee and also pints. Attached to a cool arts centre too! Pretty busy and can be a bit of a wait on weekends though.

This is the perfect little brunch stop on a busy corner overlooking the river and marina. The vibe is very much indie Bristol.the ceilings and window sills are draped in succulents and vines making it feel homely and airy. The seating is area is a minimalist’s take on industrial flare. Reading a book on a pleasant Saturday morning I was able to enjoy an americano quite happily here. A freshness greets you as the window glows past the establishment through the lightly opened windows. It’s hard to it to people watch as the world goes by sitting at the window counter. Before departing, the menu of scrambled tofu caught my eye. I was thoroughly impressed at how exciting the vegan option tasted. It even had a gluten free option. The scrambled tofu erupted like fireworks of flavour on the tongue. There were sweet and savoury layers from the different ingredients. A light spicy note added to the jam that appeared like jewels atop a crown. The tofu was firm and cube shaped which gave a satisfying bite to every mouthful. Portion size was small but not overbearing. Perfect if you intend on partaking in many of the foodie offerings around Bristol on a single day. Definitely recommend sampling some of the menu at this cafe.