Burra Redland, Bristol

Reviews

1. Peter Mason ★★★★★

   The bowl looked a bit small - it needed to be good to warrant the cost. It was significantly better than good with a great balance of flavours and texture. Often the addition of meat or fish to a salad can be overwhelming but this was beautiful in its combination and complexity. Thought it was pretentious say prepared by a chef, how wrong I was. Well worth dipping into the menu for brunch or lunch. Tinniest fault was the Extract coffee was over extracted on the first cup. Great buzz to the place

   almost 10 months ago
2. Graham Nix ★★★★☆

   Lovely place and coffee was good. Our cake was good but scone without butter? Very odd. Slow service for delivery of food in fact I nearly gave up. Menu looked good. Would I go back well maybe to try the food but it had better be prompter service.

   almost 11 months ago
3. Aleina Allen ★★★★☆

   Beautiful little cafe. I didn't realise it was bigger when I went inside and they have a stunning little courtyard/patio. We ordered the sobrasada and eggs - this was so delightful, i've never tried spreadable chorizo but it was delicious. Everything went so well together and the hot honey was the cherry on top! It wasnt so sweet and had a good amount of spice. We also ordered a matcha latte which is unfortunately VERY disappointing. It was sososo pale and was basically milk with a hint of matcha. What topped it off was that the matcha was mixed horribly (I will attach a picture) you can see all the floating matcha balls because it wasnt mixed and this made it VERY bitter and unenjoyable. We sent it back and asked for an orange juice. The orange juice was lovely and I didnt expect to enjoy it as much but it was very small in comparison to the matcha latte but I suppose its because it was freshly squeezed orange juice. Overall, if I'm honest, the service was a bit slow and we didnt go at a busy time but what matters is that they were able to deal with the matcha latte professionally and we were happy with that. The food is absolutely delicious though and I would go back for the food if I had a good amount of time in my hands.

   1 year ago

1. Hywel Maslen ★★★★★

   Burra is a place with a solid reputation near Whiteladies Road. Serving great food and coffee in a tasteful space, this is somewhere that I visited earlier in the day which they specialise in. Service was friendly and efficient. Coffee was excellent. Onto the food, which is the most important part, this was also superb. They are renowned for their eggs and they did not disappoint. There are many riffs on this in their menu, and I went Mexican with smokiness and goodness all the way through. This place was very busy and one can see why. Many people park up in here as well as meet up in groups. There is much more seating towards the rear of the restaurant. Spotlessly clean and well worth a visit, I would come back here when back in Bristol for sure, despite the many options available nearby.

   1 year ago
2. Monika Popadiuk ★★★★★

   This place offers absolutely delicious breakfasts! The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it a great spot to start the day. But the real star here is the coffee – the beans are of outstanding quality, and every cup is prepared to perfection. Highly recommend for a delightful morning experience!

   1 year ago
3. Jess Darnes ★★★★★

   We’ve been to Burra a number of times and always enjoy our time there. The people that run it are so friendly and make it a very welcoming experience. Be warned, it’s always been busy whenever we’ve visited, so plan to wait a little bit - that said, it’s worth the wait. They do good coffee - no filter/batch brew, sadly, but it’s otherwise a good selection - and there’s a varied menu, alongside lots of cakes and baked goods to choose from. The space is a tad small; however, they’ve always made room for us, even when we’ve got the pram for our little one. People bring their dogs there and the facilities for little ones are great - they not only have high chairs, but a very clean bathroom with changing options, which I’m always very grateful for. Not great for a multi-Mum meet up, but for one or two of you, it’s fine. My only tiny (constructive) criticism is that the scrambled eggs could do with more seasoning - they’ve been a little bland the few times that I’ve had them. Otherwise, the food is great. My favourite dishes so far are the salmon scramble and the french toast with bacon/maple syrup. They could also do with having a few toddler/child food options, even if it’s just some pre-packed snacks. The one thing that I almost never leave without is some TimTams! Make sure to grab a pack of the double chocolate ones when you pay for your bill. You won’t regret it!

   almost 3 years ago

1. Fran U ★★★★★

   This is a fabulous place for breakfast. Everything I’ve ever had on the menu has been so delicious, we’ve even taken to having a first and second breakfast (that we share) the last few times as we just love it! The coffee is great too!

   almost 3 years ago
2. Emily Ip ★★★★★

   Extremely welcoming staff and decor is simple and stylish. Food is good, and coffee is even better. Have a creative vegetarian menu. Thank you for bringing us a warm relaxed afternoon.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Eva Michieletto ★★★★★

   Burra is a small, but beautiful jewel tucked in Redland. This is a family friendly and dog friendly place. The menu is very nice and diverse with attention to the seasonal produce and locally sourced ingredients. You will find lots of vegan friendly, gluten free and healthy options. No extra charge for oat milk! And the coffee is roasted in Bristol! Plus the staff is always very nice, friendly and helpful, even in the most busy times! Every time I come to Burra I feel welcome.

   almost 4 years ago

1. Μaria S. ★★★★★

   If you are looking to go for coffee, great food or charming atmosphere. This cafe is the right place to go. The food was excellent. The best french toast in Bristol. The staff really friendly.

   almost 4 years ago

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