Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Longleat Safari Park

"Top activities include walking through The Roman Baths, stopping for afternoon tea at The Pump Room, soaking in the thermal waters of the Thermae Bath Spa and enjoying a delicious dinner at The Circus Restaurant or The Raven pub. → Check out our extensive 2-day itinerary in Bath for full details. Here’s a video of Bath to entice you."

"is a hippie’s nirvana: a not-for-profit co-operative owned space, this restaurant is known for its quality grab-‘n’-go all-vegan menu. Everything is handmade, organic and ethically sourced, from the cakes and burgers down to the dressings and dips. If you prefer to sit in, it regularly hosts live music events, political and cultural think-sessions called TruthJuice."

"Cafe Kino is an all vegan not-for-profit co-operative cafe owned and operated by its workers, and run in part by volunteers. All their food is made from scratch and is 100% free of animal ingredients. So if you’re looking for an ethical, eco-friendly cafe that serves up delicious food everyone can enjoy, head to Cafe Kino."

"For a really good brunch, head to Rosemarino, a bright and airy award-winning Italian restaurant in Clifton. They’ve won best breakfast and best Italian restaurant at the Bristol Good Food awards for three years in a row, and if you go you’ll see why. Their all-day breakfast menu features classic brunch dishes cooked to perfection: Eggs Benedict, spicy Shakshouka and fan favourite ‘Tommy’s 1 Pan’: ham hock with chopped sausage, onions, mushrooms and potatoes, cooked with eggs and served with toasted focaccia."

"This Italian neighbourhood restaurant is a firm favourite with locals. Having won the accolade of best breakfast and best Italian restaurant in Bristol at the Bristol Good Food awards three years in a row, you can be certain the food here is good. Bacon butties (in a ciabatta, actually), full Englishes and their BLT are all superb, but it’s Tommy’s 1-Pan Wonder that really draws the crowds – bacon, mushrooms, onions and potatoes fried in a pan, with an egg cracked on top with grated cheese to follow."

"Feeling a bit discombobulated after the bank holiday weekend?. Does your Tuesday feel like a Monday?. … we prescribe a ‘Tommy’s 1 pan’ to address the balance!"

"At Pinkmans, the tea is as important as the bread and they stock a huge range of bagged and loose leaf teas from Canton as well as Bird and Blend. Pair your brew with one of their delicious sourdough-nuts and you’re onto a winner."

"Independent bakery specialising in Wild Yeast Baking & Sourdough. Home delivery service is via their website. Delivering Friday and Saturday when you place an order online."

"I’ve not eaten in a Browns for years even though there is one Oxford. So I really fancy trying Browns in Bath. before we went I did check out the menu first for children and I knew N wanted to have fish and chips one day so Browns was going to deliver on that."

"Blending European brasserie dishes and timelessly elegant surroundings, Browns Brasserie & Bar Bath champions an informal yet refined concept. Renowned for indulgent twists on classic comfort food recipes, Browns has offered trademark favourites…"

"Located in a former police station and court, Browns Brasserie & Bar is adding some sophistication to your meals out. Enjoy a feast of seasonal fare, including baked camembert, vegan curry and Devon crab linguine."

"Bringing a taste of Latin America to Bristol, Este Kitchen offers a huge range of teas and coffees to accompany a wide selection of breakfasts, all housed in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Designed to be enjoyed, the Este Kitchen also has plenty of soft toys and colouring books to keep even the youngest of diners amused. Guests love the acai berry-based superfoods, buckwheat pancakes, granola, and avocado dishes, as well as a good old fashioned Full English in the shape of the Full Este Breakfast!"

"Why: Serving up all the usual brunch fixings, with some exciting variations on the classics, Este Kitchen is a family-run café bringing the flavours of Latin America to Bristol. The rustic wooden interiors and quirky wall art make for a visually interesting place to enjoy your brunch (and a very Instagrammable backdrop if you’re into that kinda thing). Try the ‘pan con tomate’ with fried egg and chilli or the ‘Arepa con Perico’, a Colombian take on scrambled eggs."

"A popular Easton option is Este Kitchen, a cute little cafe with a Latin American twist. The Latin American influence can be seen in dishes like acai bowls, arepas, pan con tomate and homemade chorizo. But there are also brunch favourites, including french toast and avocados with eggs."

"In the heart of the beautiful Clifton village we serve a lovely selection of breakfast bowls, brunch, sandwiches, soup and larger plates at lunch time. We are proud of our lovely drinks selection – An amazing range of fresh smoothies, local soft drinks and teas and of course great coffee from Bristol based company Roasted Rituals. All of our food and drinks are 100% vegan with lots of gluten free options."

"If you’re looking for something a little healthy, I recommend heading to East Village Cafe in Clifton. The light and airy, plant-filled cafe serves an exclusively vegetarian menu, including inventive dishes such as a savoury corn and quinoa waffle. There’s also a good selection of cakes, juices, smoothies, and colourful superfood lattes."

"Enjoy the last bit of sun with our outside tables ☕️ (? @ambersfoodfeed). A post shared by East Village (@eastvillagebristol) on Aug 28, 2019 at 2:25am PDT. This bright and relaxed café in Clifton Village serves up dishes just as beautiful as its interior, and they’re all vegan too!"

"Cascara, which opened last year, is another relative newcomer to the Bath vegan scene. This stylish cafe is a great spot for a quiet bite to eat, offering breakfast, lunch, smoothies, speciality tea and coffee and delicious homemade baked goods. NorthWestClaire wrote on TripAdvisor: "My friend and I randomly stumbled upon this coffee shop and ended up going here every day of her 3-day trip to Bath because we loved it so much."

"Being a small vegan café, Cascara is the perfect choice to support independent shop owners and get yourself the perfect treat. Their options include a range of soups and salads for meals, a range of wonderful cakes and sweet treats, as well as a range of hot and cold drinks. They also have a wide selection of bread, which makes an option for toasties curated to your liking."

"As close to the water’s edge as you can get (without being in the water) is Mud Dock Café. The cafe is overlooked by the Balamory style multi-coloured houses of Redcliffe, making for one of the best views of any rooftop bar in Bristol. From the outside, the building is very industrial looking (funnily enough it was built during the Industrial Revolution), but the interior is another story."

"Mud Dock Café Bar sits in a former warehouse, right on the water’s edge. Its outdoor terrace has glorious views across to Redcliffe’s multi-coloured houses (and Blackbeard’s former hideout in the caves below), St Mary Redcliffe Church, M Shed and the Floating Harbour. Super cycle-friendly thanks to the Mud Dock Cycleworks below, it’s a great spot to refuel after a hot ride."

"La Piazza 1 is a true gem – hearty Italian cooking, friendly service and excellent prices. Next time you’re looking for somewhere to take the family, you could do a lot worse than here."

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"Situated in Bristol’s vibrant city centre, this Holiday Inn offers ultra-modern rooms and a stylish restaurant and bar. It is next to Cabot Circus Shopping Centre and boasts a mini gym and on-site parking. The Holiday Inn Bristol City Centre offers colourful rooms featuring a luxury bathroom with a rain shower."

"Why: If there’s something we like more than a cocktail bar, it’s a cocktail bar mixed with a micro distillery."

"One of the best places to eat in the Bristol Triangle, this gorgeous Thai restaurant is more than just a pretty face. Head down for the chance to tuck into dim sum, tempura and deeply-flavoured curries, or keep it simple with cocktails and few light bites."

"A place where the irresistibly rich flavours of Thai cuisine can be shared and sampled with fiery cocktails, far-flung beers and world-class music. Your Complete Dining Experience. A place at once authentic, beautiful, unpretentious, relaxed and refined."

"Bath Sushi Bath’s smallest sushi bar and is slightly off the beaten track outside the city centre, but don’t let that put you off in any way. The decor is modern and it feels closer to a cafe than a restaurant making it perfect for lunch or relaxed dinner. Bath Sushi has an array of Japanese alcoholic drinks including Sapporo, Tsing Tao, Kirin, Asahi and traditional Sake."

"Any sushi enthusiast will gravitate to Noa, one of the best restaurants in Clifton to enjoy washoku (traditional Japanese dishes) in a bright and vibrant environment. Noa Japanese Restaurant and Bar brings contemporary Japanese cuisine and culture to Bristol, served in its cozy Manga lounge or the Gojira dining area and cocktail bar. Noah’s menu caters for sushi, sashimi and noodle lovers, and they also offer ‘J-style’ tapas, an innovative twist to traditional Japanese cuisine."

"One review said: “I went to Noa for a casual meal with friends and it really didn't disappoint. There was a calm and relaxed atmosphere on arrival, and the staff made us feel really welcome, and had plenty of recommendations for the best things to order."