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8 Top Brunch Spots for a Date in Bristol
Dreamy brunch dishes worth getting out of bed for.
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No better way to catch-up with your favourite person and spend a slow Sunday morning together.
And luckily, Bristol knows how to do brunch.
So, if you're wondering where to go for your next brunch date, we've rounded up eight of our favrourite brunch spots in Bristol that deserve a place on your list.
FED
If your perfect date involves great coffee, seriously good food and a relaxed atmosphere, FED is a great place to start. The counter displays of sweet treats are next level.
FED is known for its colourful seasonal food, tempting cakes and chilled neighbourhood feel. It's the kind of spot where a quick coffee date can easily turn into a long, leisurely morning.
FED has cafes in Redland and in the Arnolfini but for a more substantial brunch, head to the Gloucester Road flagship, which serves hot food alongside its café counter and has a great garden for sunny days.


The Boot Factory at Artist Residence
Looking for somewhere that feels a little bit special? Artist Residence is a brilliant choice for a brunch date with a touch of romance.
Tucked away in Portland Square, its a beautifully characterful boutique hotel home to The Boot Factory serving up incredible brunch and small plates.
It's relaxed, and effortlessly cool without feeling overly formal, making it perfect for couples who want something a little different from the usual café setting.
You can enjoy a cheeky mimosa or bloody mary and extend your date into cocktail hour...



Burra
With locations in Redland, North Street and Clifton Village, Burra has become a favourite for its excellent speciality coffee, fresh food with Antipodean café culture at the heart.
There's something lovely about keeping a date simple: ordering two coffees, finding a cosy table and spending the morning chatting over brunch.
Burra's focus on locally sourced ingredients also makes it a great choice for anyone who loves discovering Bristol's independent food scene.



OddShop by OddKin Coffee
Located on Whiteladies Road, Oddkin is an independent café that combines excellent speciality coffee with a banging brunch menu full of tempting options, from hearty brunch muffins and homemade hash browns to pancakes and, if you're in the market for something indulgent, fried chicken crumpets.
Grab a coffee, order something delicious and enjoy a morning together without feeling the need to rush.

Bristol Loaf
If you're planning a date in the city centre, Bristol Loaf at Bristol Beacon is a perfect choice but you can visit its other cafes in Redfield and Bedminster.
Known for its artisan baking, delicious sourdough and speciality coffee, Bristol Loaf is the kind of place that gets the simple things just right.
The Bristol Beacon café offers a spacious yet welcoming setting, freshly baked pastries, seasonal brunch dishes and plenty of tempting treats.
It's a lovely option for couples who want to make a day of it. Enjoy a leisurely brunch before exploring the city centre, visiting a gallery or heading towards the harbourside for a romantic walk.
And if your ideal date includes a glass of something special, the natural wine selection is another reason to visit.


The Crafty Egg
With locations in Stokes Croft and Fishponds, The Crafty Egg offers a cosy, colourful setting that's perfect for a weekend date.
The menu includes everything from smashed avocado and pancakes to Turkish eggs, Afghan eggs and hearty savoury options. There's plenty to choose from, whether you're craving something comforting or feeling adventurous.
The relaxed atmosphere makes it a great choice for first dates, while the delicious food is more than enough reason to keep coming back.
And if your date involves a furry third wheel, The Crafty Egg is dog-friendly too!

The Metropolitan
For something a little fancier try The Metropolitan on Whiteladies Road.
The restaurant has a stylish yet cosy feel, with a relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for a romantic catch-up over good food and drinks. It's got that slightly fancy vibe without feeling too formal, making it a great choice for a brunch date.
The Met is known for putting a creative twist on classic dishes, with a focus on fresh ingredients and big flavours. It's definitely somewhere to consider if you fancy something a little more special than your usual café brunch.


Lunita Pasteleria
For a sweet, cosy brunch date with an Argentine twist try Lunita Pasteleria for an unassuming but delicious brunch, it's a gem.
Tucked away on Gloucester Road, this charming independent café specialises in traditional Argentine pastries, homemade cakes and beautifully prepared brunch dishes.
Founded by pastry chef Fabiana, expect freshly baked facturas, delicious dulce de leche treats and tempting savoury options.
It's the perfect place for a slow weekend morning and with Gloucester Road's independent shops just a short stroll away, it's a lovely starting point for a relaxed daytime date.


We've so many more places to choose from so check back in for our next round up of best brunch spots soon.


