Best Donuts in Cheddar Gorge & Caves

"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."

"Sour-dough-nuts are the star of the show at Pinkmans on Park Street. Their signature bake is super light and filled with scrummy flavours like chocolate pecan brownie. The team also whip up stand-out cakes, breads and pastries as well as breakfast and lunch dishes such as toasties and soup."

"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."

"Didn’t have some of the doughnuts I ordered so gave me 2 packs of doughnut bites for free. View Krispy Kreme - Bath Menu"

"Joe’s Bakery on Gloucester Road is the oldest working bakery in the city, with a 150-year history. The current owners have been running it for more than 30 years and keep customers returning with their cracking mix of classic, artisan and craft bread and confectionery. Image - Joe's Bakery"

"The Red Lodge Museum is a historic house museum in Bristol and is one of the best tourist attractions in the place. The red lodge is a free for all museums that is one of a kind in Bristol when it comes to the rooms and other architecture of the whole museum. The original building was Tudor/Elizabethan which was built in 1579-1580."

"If you’re near the Park Street area of the city, or you’ve just visited the Georgian House Museum, make the Red Lodge Museum your next port of call. This Elizabethan house offers a glimpse back in time spanning 400 years. The Great Oak Room will be a highlight of your visit, where you can admire exquisite oak panelling."

"New Room Chapel is the first Methodist chapel in the world and holds great historic importance in the city of Bristol. The place was built in 1739 by John Wesley and is a marvel off Architecture and design. The place has gained popularity due to its history and beautiful interiors."

"While the historic churches of Glastonbury and Burrow Mump are free to visit, Lytes Cary has an entrance charge if you’re not yet a National Trust member. In terms of food, the best pub to enjoy lunch is at the Lord Poulett Arms in Hinton St George. The food is delicious, though does tend to err on the pricier side of things. if you’re looking for a supermarket in which to pick up supplies, there’s a Tesco in Chard, a Sainsburys in Street, and a Morrisons in Glastonbury."

"The Crafty Cow is one of Bristol’s top family-friendly pubs, situated in Horfield. Fresh, high-quality food, real ales and a sprawling outdoor space, the pub ticks all the boxes for a top-notch afternoon with family and friends. Bookings for the pub's April reopening can be made via their website."

"A friendly pub in the city centre, the Crafty Cow welcomes families with a fun indoor play area for children and welcoming staff. the children’s menu feature favourites like fish goujons and mini burgers, whilst adults can sample real ale in the cosy bar area."

"The Bag Of Nails has long been regarded as one of Bristol’s best real ale establishments. It is, without doubt, also one of the city’s most eccentric pubs. Much of this eccentricity stems from landlord Luke Daniels, a self-proclaimed “opinionite [sic], non-conformist and cat-fancier” whose dedication to real ale is notorious."

"Bristol’s cat pub, Bag of Nails are opening back up and putting in additional measures in place to maintain social distancing."

"King Street Brewhouse is – as the name suggests – located on King Street near the busy city centre, and it’s another one of my favourite venues in Bristol. It has a huge outdoor area that takes up half of King Street, with marquees to protect it against bad weather!. They serve a variety of different drinks here, including beers made on-site, local cider, and plenty of spirits, including a selection of gin."

"An antipodean & middle eastern inspired menu sets Brew apart from the many exceptional independent coffee shops in Bristol. They offer a hearty flavourful breakfast menu that’s hard to beat as well as locally sourced coffee. We recommend trying the “Brewfast” which features their homemade Brew Beans, alongside a seasonal espresso."

"Two-pint steins, Oompah Bands and a rock and roll spirit makes Bierkeller about as close as it gets to an Oktoberfest stag do in Bristol. It also has a fair few live bands and with a 750-person capacity, it’s got a lot of room to move around in. It’s located on All Saints’ St, next to Castle Park."

"Redcliffe boozer with lots of outdoor seating are taking bookings but also accepting walk ins. Address: 125 Redcliff St, Bristol BS1 6HU"