The Cloakroom Cafe

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  isis ke

  ·8 months ago

  “a very cute space, with cosy backrooms, good music, new staff, and a vinyl player you can ask for drinks that aren't on the menu, like a London fog or make your own smoothie/fresh juice recipes, and the cakes are always changing so there's new things to try a lot:)”

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  SC

  ·8 months ago

  “a historical trip situated right in the centre. love the separated corners in the cafe where you can work independently. the staff was super friendly, responsive and social as well. probably the most atmospheric cafe in bristol.”

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  Neda Rahmani

  ·11 months ago

  “This small and excellent cafe and its coffee is worth walking up or down the hill for”

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  Imperial Winterguard

  ·2 years ago

  “Nice coffee (looked and tasted great), very different surroundings, really really grumpy service from the barista. Hardly spoke, no greeting, no smile. Get another job mate!!!”

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  Tom M

  ·2 years ago

  “Excellent cafe with an awesome interior. Ordered a latte and a breakfast tea to drink in. Both tasted great! The latte was nice and creamy and for the tea they used a big infusion bag. Great service too.”

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  phy phy

  ·2 years ago

  “The 2 stars only for the building if you like gimmicks ( toilet transform to cafe or retro feel). 1. Cold, unfriendly girl, seems like I disturb her reading. When I say hello, no response and I feel odd to order. Of course, she would not say thank you. 2. There’s no price on the menu? 3. £3.50 normal price for cappuccino in city centre, however my coffee is blend, tasteless. I asked for cinnamon powder, but this is the first time I got the coffee full layer of cinnamon in my whole life, it’s bitter and you can’t see any coffee art. Based on the quality and taste, it not worth to. 4. It’s lovely to see picture if you sit outside. The fact that it is only a very narrow path, face to conjunction of the road , noisy, polluted air…… Anyway, no return. There’s a lot of nice cafe and coffee kiosks around Bristol city centre.”

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  Matthew Price

  ·3 years ago

  “Love this cafe - the coffee and cakes always taste good, plus the building inside is quirky. I sometimes come here on a Sunday when all the over coffee shops are rammed on nearby Park Street. Always found the staff to be friendly too - highly recommend 👌🏻”

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  Judy Holyer

  ·3 years ago

  “A gem of a cafe in an old Victorian public convenience. It is quite quirky with tables made from washbasins and wood panelled walls. Two of the toilets have been left for customer use and have the old chain flush. The coffee is excellent and there is a selection of cakes and sandwiches, including vegetarian. There is WiFi and lots of little nooks if you're looking for a quiet space to use a laptop.”

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  Darren S

  ·4 years ago

  “Lovely and quaint little cafe. Great choice of hot drinks and cakes, all at good prices. Plenty of places to sit considering the size of the establishment. The cake I chose however isn't the best I have tasted, and the drink was good but had better. But all in all I would return if in the area.”

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  Dessil

  ·5 years ago

  “Got latte and flat white which were both really lovely! The staff member was so kind and gave us the history of the toilet to cafe conversion story which was really fascinating. He also gave us suggestions on cakes and we got the cheese cake and the home made almond and plum cake that was really lovely too. He also described the coffee beans to us and knew the profile very well including the decaffeinated options :)! Would love to come back again and try more other coffee options as well :)”

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