Mud Dock Café

1. Lovely hungover breakfast here. I recommend sitting outside for the view and atmosphere. The staff are great, really friendly and on the ball.

   Food is decent. Love a place that had black pudding and beautifully seasoned tomatoes. One star lost due to chewy bacon.

   Overall a great option. Would come back for sure 🙂

2. So good we went twice for brunch while in Bristol for a long weekend. We arrived on both days, a Sunday & Monday, for the time they opened. On Sunday there was a queue!

   We didn’t book but on the Sunday we were told we only had a limited time as the table was booked for later. We were able to sit outside on the Sunday in the sunshine with the lovely views. Monday we sat inside which was just as nice and cosy!

   Service was good. Food was lovely. I asked for my eggs to be poached and they kindly agreed to do it.

   Pictures are from our Sunday visit.

   Monday’s bill:
   Latte – £3.25
   Fresh Orange – £4.50
   Big breakfast – £13.50
   Ex poached egg – £1.25
   Ex Avocado – £2.50
   Eggs Benedict – £10.75

   Total – £35.75
   Service was not included.

   We walked here but there was a large car park adjacent which you’d probably need to pay for.

   You do have to walk up outdoor stairs to access the restaurant.

   If I visit Bristol again, I’ll be back!

3. We came here for brunch with friends which is hidden above a bike shop.
   The menu was great for a group of a combi diet of friends I.e vegans and everything eaters .

   The place itself was pretty awesome with a large round window dominating one side which looked like the set from Wednesday.

   We were greeted warmly and between us and mushrooms on foccaia, eggs royal and kedgeree.

   The coffees were great and the bellini. The food itself was fresh and tasty . I personally had the kedgeree it was okay just not the strongest of flavours and the rice was microwave rice in texture?

   My partner and I finished with the apple crumble cake which was unfortunately dry. The service was very friendly however an incident made them naturally flappy. Overall a nice place to eat away from the hustle and bustle I just might need to try something else to form a full opinion.

4. Great place for a brunch or drinks
   Nice stuff in the service was good. The food was amazing and the view over the river was incredible.

5. My parents’ favourite restaurant in Bristol, my whole family loves their burgers with crispy chips, definitely recommend. Visited for my brother’s pre-grad lunch and had a great time. I had the fish pasta which was pretty good too, nice sauce and very filling.

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