Be Natural Kitchen

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  alongo kwnegu

  ·3 months ago

  “so nice !!!!! great for a gluten free diet, the house breakfast I had was perfectly cooked, each component tasted brill! definitely recommend”

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  Avi B

  ·4 months ago

  “LOVED THIS PLACE! Kristy (I think is her name?) was so sweet and recommended a side salad with our gluten free toasties which was a great move, it’s delicious. Definitely worth a visit, and located in a super cute inside market. We got gluten free cannoli, frittata, and toasties sooo delicious”

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  Marijke Vanderperren

  ·6 months ago

  “Cute place, relatively speaking plenty of seating. Really tasty sandwiches and toasties at a very reasonable price. Yummy shopping options as well.”

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  j

  ·7 months ago

  “A really nice place for an inexpensive and interesting light lunch. We had the soup & toast and a tuna mayo/ cheese/ other stuff toastie and both were very good. It has a laid back, informal vibe which, many years ago, I would have described as hippyish. A very likeable place. Total cost, with drinks, for two people was just over £20 - perfectly reasonable. It’s a small place with just a few tables set out in the body of the Corn Exchange.”

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  Tracey Swaffield

  ·1 year ago

  “Lovely chatty friendly staff. Beautiful, BIG breakfast. I had the avocados on toast with egg and bacon….. stunning. Latte was the best.”

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  Troy Trojac

  ·1 year ago

  “My second time to the old Corn Exchange indoor market, I love it here. Stopped for lunch at the little café called Be Natural Kitchen. The food was lovely, I had a Broccoli and cheese frittata with a side salad, Earl Grey Tea, and some flapjack. Everything tasted delicious. It’s so nice to find a little café with such great food rather than some chain restaurant with no soul. The lady who served me was really friendly too. Recommend coming here and keeping these places going . And shout out to the council/owners DO NOT increase the rents/rates so much that these kind of places struggle to survive, they’re part of the reason people keep visiting places like Bristol …you should be thankful that they’re here! Look forward to coming here again 😊”

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  Andrew Dodd

  ·1 year ago

  “Great corner spot inside the covered market with plants, nik naks, and other stores flanking you. It’s a nice place to eat their delicious breakfast. Veggie breakfast was really good. And my meaty brekky was nice but lacking in variety. A little more choice on the plate but just a minor issue really. Single chef in the back there, we were anticipating a long wait for food but fair play to the guy it came quick! Coffee was super tasty as well. Legit ! The girl serving could have mustered a smile though she clearly woke up on girl wrong side of the bed.”

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  Malwina Rog

  ·1 year ago

  “Lovely cafe inside of the market (we couldn’t find it at first!). The food is great, prices are standard, nice very hard working staff members. Coffee is amazing. Great vegan and non vegan options. We got a table at 9:40 without a problem but around 10:30 it was tricky to find a table. Booking is not possible. The only bad side was that the cafe is next to in-scents and other Indian candles which are quite strong so if you’re sensitive to smell I’d avoid this place - sadly cafe probably doesn’t have control over it as it’s all shared open space”

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  Colin Cunningham

  ·2 years ago

  “Waiting for some keys to be cut at another business in the Corn Exchange in Bristol, I thought a pot of tea would help warm the bones. Waiting for Ng to be served at the counter while the two stsff were busy preparing other guests meals and drinks I saw a lovely looking plate of poached eggs on toast with beans getting served. So, I knew there what in was having. With a choice of breads on offer including my favourite, sour dough, I opted for the same with a large pot of tea. The quality of the food here is superb. It was not what I was expecting, to be honest, from a market cafe-style business. Watching the chef putting my breakfast together, you could see from the care he gave the eggs, carefully drying the poaching water off the eggs before putting them carefully on the toast so they didn't make the bread soggy or break the yokes. The pride in each delivery was clear. The eggs were perfectly cooked, the toast crispy bit not burnt, and the beans were not from a large pot left heating for hours making them mushy. The price, wasn't the price youbwoild pet at a greasy spoon market cafe, but Be Natural Kitchen isn't a greasy spoon market cafe. Quality food deserves a better price, but still under a tenna for my breakfast. Perfect. All in all an excellent unintended breakfast which I will have again next time I am passing.”

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  Shawn Spencer-Smith

  ·3 years ago

  “this is one of the gems you find in Bristol. the previous cafe was a greasy spoon typical of market places Now the new owners have changed this to a wonderful place for both coffees and meals. i had the full english and then a soft sponge cherry cake both with excellent coffees. Great smiley staff and very clean. comfortable seating and was soon full after our vist at 10.00. they do take away coffee as well”

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