Mokoko Bakery

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  Tim Bestwick

  ·1 month ago

  “Visited at lunchtime on one of the very hot days at end of May 26 after walking the coast path from Clevedon...had a 'posh' BLT (serrano ham, rocket, tomato, toasted croissant...😋) alongside an iced latte, not the cheapest but better value than C0st@ and the service, quality, taste and location were great... …”

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  j

  ·4 months ago

  “I guess Mokoko is the place to go for the trendy young professionals who live marina-side - it certainly feel that way, And that's fine - we were there for a late breakfast top-up and coffee, so it was fairly quiet. Not cheap, but better …”

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  osman bahriyeli

  ·5 months ago

  “The location is beautiful, and the sandwiches are unique. It's right by the sea with an amazing view. Of course, the weather isn't usually clear. I came to this area in winter and didn't see much sun. But if you come in summer, the views are superb. It's a calm and quiet town. Mokokon is mostly frequented by young people.”

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  deon drew

  ·5 months ago

  “Another impromptu visit to Mokoko Portishead. As always, the coffee was hot and had the unique Mokoko blend. The Pain Au Raisin; large, crusty and sticky on the outside, yet soft and chewy in the middle. Exactly how I remember it, stunning! Most recently I’ve stuck to the cardamom & sugar pastry, which by all accounts is just as delicious and rather flavourful, however, the Pain Au Raisin won it today 😉 Whilst the food is without a doubt stunning, the service is also great, with a smile and prompt! Today, I placed my order, dumped my bag and went to the toilet. On my return, my coffee was ready at my seat. Excellent 👌 it allowed me to get online and do a bit of research for work. You’re generally given an hour online and then the WiFi cuts out. The first time I had this I thought it was a bit annoying but to be fair I think as a business you need the flow of custom. It’s easy to log back in, but it’s a bit of a reminder to maybe buy another drink or head off and vacate the seat for another paying customer. I’ve seen the new spot has just opened near Cribbs and will no doubt be paying a visit soon. 🤩”

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  Clare McGinn

  ·7 months ago

  “Delicious cardamon knot and flat white. Dog friendly and very relaxing warm space on a very cold day. Staff efficient and busy. Reasonable price for quality.”

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  Anna “Anka” Samek

  ·1 year ago

  “Great local coffee shop. I stop here every time I am in Portishead. Amazing bakery. Clifton coffee available along side other hot and cold beverages. Staff friendly and professional. Short waiting time. Very busy during summer.”

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  Dan H

  ·1 year ago

  “I’ve found my new favourite cafe/bakery! This cafe is very reminiscent of my time in Japan. There’s a wide array of detail that adds to the atmosphere. Music in the background that isn’t overpowering, wafts of the baked items in the back of the store where the bakery setup is and artistic features wherever the eye settles. I went on a sunny Saturday morning to find this cafe packed. Don’t worry though, there are a lot of staff and queues dissipate quickly. On this occasion I tried the Cardamon Knot and Oat Cappuccino. I’d definitely recommend coming with a few people and ordering one of a few baked goods. Whilst waiting in the queue to ordered I um’d and ah’d a lot as everything looked so good. I was not disappointed with the cardamom knot. The cardamom was splendidly balanced with the sugar and syrup coating and was not caked by the fat from the pastry it sat on. The chew in the pastry was moreish and complimented by the crunch of exterior pastry parts. The oat cappuccino could have been better as the coffee flavour was overpowered by the creaminess of the oat milk. I find this with most places so I would recommend an extra shot of coffee perhaps. I would also add that the use of pottery here is something you don’t find in many places! As a pottery lover, I had to stop myself ordering more coffees to see the range of unique cups they had. There are a number of toilets and free water dispensing station. This place is a wonderful stop along a marine side walk, run or cycle. The furry friends (dogs and maybe cats - sign for dogs welcome) are welcome too. There’s plenty of seating inside on sunny days as there is a large providing of seating outside. Parking is local, you can expect to pay around £3 for two hours.”

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  Nguyen Nhat Linh Tran (Linh)

  ·1 year ago

  “The food is so delightful!!!!!!! Love the croissants. I would prefer stronger coffee. …”

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  A Pe

  ·1 year ago

  “One of our favourite cafés, delicious in-house made deserts and bread. It's a bit expensive, but for the fact you get freshly made products that are good quality, it is worth it. Staff is always nice and friendly, the atmosphere is lively and uplifting.”

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  Phill Weston

  ·3 years ago

  “Lovely bakery to visit after a wonder along the marina! We were greeted with a smile by our server and ordered our drinks and pastries with no fuss, All the pastries, cakes, and sandwiches looked so delicious!! We sat in the bakery and …”