Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Greenbank

"Bakers and Co has become something of an institution since it opened on Gloucester Road in 2014. From the same team behind the award-winning Bristol tapas joint, Bravas, Bakers and Co offers both a cosy inside dining room and a perfect al-fresco outdoor area for brunch during the sunnier months. The inspiration for the cafe came from the vibrant, farm-to-table foodie scene the founders discovered during their travels around San Francisco."

"A post shared by Bakersandco (@bakersandco) on Apr 14, 2017 at 10:37am PDT. Whether you’re in the mood for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea or supper, you can’t go wrong with a visit to Bakers and Co. Everything is made from scratch in the Bakers and Co kitchen, including the sourdough, the toasted banana and cinnamon loaf, and the blueberry and zucchini cake."

"Why: Inspired by the San Francisco brunch scene, this café was set up to serve quality coffee alongside a cracking brunch menu. Doing exactly that, you’ll find Spanish favourite huevos rancheros; its version of the full English; or the baker’s breakfast with sausage, pinto beans and sourdough toast. All their sourdough is baked on site, by the way."

"No train ride from Temple Meads is complete without a stop at Hart’s Bakery where you can find some of the city’s best pastries. The tiny little café and open-kitchen bakery is always busy, and the perfect place to stock up on pre-trip treats. The pain au chocolate is my favourite in Bristol."

"The queues snaking out the door tell you all you need to know about Hart’s Bakery. Set under the arches at Bristol Temple Meads railway station, swing by for epic sausage rolls and Saturday Bread."

"Home of the sour-dough-nut, Pinkmans Bakery is a right of passage when in Bristol. Their delicious doughnuts are individually hand rolled then fried to give a super light texture, making for a moreish dessert. Their latest sour-dough-nut flavours include rhubarb; raspberry and white chocolate; vanilla cream and raspberry jam; honeycomb mousse; and chocolate pecan brownie."

"Pinkmans is famous for its sourdough doughnuts, which definitely live up to the hype. They also serve a range of other pastries and cakes, which err on the side of modern French patisserie while retaining a laidback vibe. Based on Park Street, it’s always bustling, but you’ll likely find a spot on one of the communal tables at the back."

"About – This isn’t your typical bakery, this is where you’ll find some of Bristol’s best cakes!. Freshly made bakes here will have you wanting to come back!. They offer anything from sweet shortcakes to delicious Bakewell tarts to rich indulgent brownies."

"For cakes that are as beautiful to the eye as they are to the stomach, head to Ahh Toots in St Nick’s Market. From a tiny kitchen, Tamarind Galliford bakes cakes adorned with blowsy flowers, sparkling glitter dipped berries and gilded pecans. My favourites include chocolate truffle cake –thick with ganache; banana and salted caramel cake and pistachio, rose bundts complete with rose petal scattered water icing."

"One of the loveliest cake shops in Bristol is undoubtedly Ahh Toots. It began as a market stall in St.Nick’s market but now has its own bricks and mortar café, serving an even bigger mountain of baked goods. They also do decadent afternoon teas, which I’m due to sample soon."

"A post shared by tamisapan (@tamisapan) on Apr 3, 2017 at 11:39pm PDT. If you pop along to St Nick’s Market, you’ll find Tamarind Galliford’s impressive bakery. The cakes taste as fantastic as they look, covered in decorative flowers, glitter and berries."

"This independent bakery in Bristol is one of the best when it comes to creating environmentally-friendly postage boxes filled with baked goods. Bakery Number Eight’s minimalist packages are fully recyclable, and their freshly baked treats are sealed with reinforced paper tape and with a plastic-free, compostable matte stickers. These delightful boxes, which can be filled with brownies and cookies or tea and cake, are also the perfect size to fit through your letterbox too."

"Not to mention the fact that you can also get focaccia, sourdough loaves, croissants and much more. It’s a blessing (and maybe a curse) for anyone with even the slightest sweet tooth or has a hankering for a sourdough. Take out the faff of making a starter and order from Forest Bakery instead, plus it’s free delivery."

"The first treat I ordered during lockdown was a pack of pastries and sourdough from Forest Bakery. The almond croissant is especially delicious and they have vegan options too. You can order direct from the bakery or via Good Sixty."

"Then head down to Wapping Wharf where you’ll find Mokoko Coffee and Bakery, which serve heavenly bakes such as cinnamon swirls, hazelnut pain au chocolat and white chocolate and strawberry Danishes, as well as specialty coffee. Mokoko, who has branches in Bath and Portishead too, also offers their own freshly ground coffee that you also enjoy at home plus their own homemade chai blend. You can’t go wrong with a baked pastry made fresh that day and a warming cup of coffee, luckily you can half both from this café and bakery."

"Wapping Wharf café and bakery Mokoko regularly has queues outside and it's no wonder, given the quality of its coffee and pastries. Its harbourside venue, one of four to its name, boasts an open-plan bakery where you can watch its top bakers chop, weigh, mix, knead and bake as you wait for your coffee to be made. According to Mokoko's website: "We make a variety of doughs and pastries from scratch that go into making our croissants, muffins, buns and tarts."

"Mokoko pride themselves on attention to detail when it comes to providing the perfect cup of coffee, making this an ideal stop for coffee connoisseurs. Try their home roasted coffee alongside a slice of their delicious homemade cakes. If you’re looking for something for lunch we recommend trying their soup of the day."

"cuisine and offering a wide-ranging menu that is bound to feature something to suit every diner. For a lighter bite, check out Yo-Ji’s sushi menu, full of plenty of nigiri, makimono and temaki varieties. For an especially exciting meal, guests can take a seat at Yo-Ji’s grill-side tables, where talented chefs cook meat and seafood dishes – prime sirloin, duck breast and tiger prawns included – teppanyaki-style before their very eyes."

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"If you’re looking for a light breakfast, Albatross Cafe in Southville is a charming option. When I first saw it, it reminded me of the places I used to frequent in Berlin, so I wasn’t surprised to learn that it’s inspired by the city’s cafe culture. Filled with plants and colourful ceramics on sale, the cafe serves a small seasonal menu, including homemade baked beans on sourdough and a selection of delicious crumpets."

"This quirky independent cafe is a perfect spot to grab a locally roasted cup of coffee while checking out the many indie businesses along North Street in the south of the city. Plus, all the ceramics used in the cafe are made here in Oxford by Jericho Studio Pottery, and are available to purchase from the cafe."

"Another coffee shop staple on North Street is Albatross Café. This pastel-hued, plant paradise is quite the haven when you need an escape from all the hustle and bustle in Bristol city centre. Not only is the coffee here incredible, but the mugs they’re served in are gorgeous."

"With a bustling lively atmosphere, Mocha Mocha is the perfect place to meet up for a natter with old friends over a coffee or refuel during your lunch break. Why not try their Luxury Espresso or their popular Mint Hummus, Roast Vegetables and Avocado sandwich?. A hit with regulars, Mocha Mocha is a cafe that truly values its customer."

"Brought to you by the makers of Bristol’s Folk House Café, at the heart of Spike Island Artspace you’ll find a bright, spacious happy café. Serving organic, free range food, the menu changes daily, but rest assured they’ll whip you up a good cup of char to get you in the mood for perusing some art."

"There’s something so comforting about good Indian food; dipping soft naans into rich and fragrant sauces, getting a mouthful of fluffy rice or breaking up intense spice by crunching into poppadoms. At Thali Easton they not only understand the value of it, they strive to elevate their menu from good to exceptional, heroing dishes to showcase the flavours from Bombay to Goa and everywhere in between, and critics have noticed. Having won the ‘Best Cheap Eats’ award in the Observer Food Monthly Awards and placing second in the same category five times after, Thali is clearly a force, having also won ‘Best Takeaway’ in the BBC Radio 4 Food & Farming Award back in 2010."

"Originally a food truck in Glastonbury, Thali Cafe now have restaurants dotted all over Bristol. Authentic Indian dishes are served ‘Thali’ style: a way of eating in India where a selection of dishes are served on one big steel plate. Fan favourites include the Goan fish curry, a crispy paneer dish and the spinach daal, served with fresh spinach and a handful of aubergine curry."

"At Thali, something of the makeshift exuberance of Indian street food comes to Clifton's hills. Richly flavoured dishes infused with spices include the eponymous thalis (multicourse meals), showcasing different..."