Internet cafe in Bristol

“We stopped here for a wee rest after a walk in the park nearby. It was very hot and sunny that day, and we really enjoyed the terrace while drinking our coffees. Lots of trees around, birds chirping and flying all over the lawn, it was really a very good time there, enjoying the mere silence of the nature (not too much trafic there).”

“Meat/veggie/vegan breakfasts and pancakes. Very friendly nice cafe”

“Wow! Incredible breakfast rolls! Lovely friendly staff Will go out of my way to visit again, Well worth checking out!”

“Top place for a drink, two guys there are awesome, :-)”

“This cafe is amazing quiet and the staff are friendly and helpful”

“A cut above your average bookshop coffee house, with lots of delicious (and healthy!) snacks and top notch beverages. Get a window seat for Milsom Street people watching.”

“I've been visiting the Pulsa cafe in Brislington since it opened. I'm a regular there meeting up with friends for a cozy natter. It did go down hill for a while but I'm pleased to say its now better than ever. I can happily recommend the coffee, hot chocolate and tea, and I'm a very fussy tea drinker. They even have skimmed milk. Not many cafes can boast that. Their tea cakes are delicious. Over and above the items on sale is the standard of service and cleanliness of the cafe. Its spotless. Also the staff are polite, welcoming and eager to assist. Well done team you're doing a great job!”

“Fantastic little cafe. All the staff are always very polite and welcoming. The food is fantastic, the quiches and pasties are delicious, the bacon and egg is incredible (if you like things a certain way you can ask to have bacon extra crispy / eggs runny/hard etc with no problem). I think I have tried all of the cakes / sweet treats and they also are all so mouth wateringly good. I tried the jacket potato today and it was perfect with just the right amount of fillings. The food and service here are second to none. Cafes like Rainbow are hard to find these days. I highly recommend.”

“Reasonably large NT restaurant at Tyntesfield, right next to the gift shop. The food is good, and fresh. The choice is not particularly wide, but there's a reasonable mix of hot and cold dishes. And some excellent desserts and cakes. Service is good, and the staff are helpful and friendly. They'll happily find high chairs for younger children. Some of the tables are in cattle stalls, making it easy for a group to converse. People with limited mobility may need to be aware of the uneven stone floor - inevitable of course in an adapted barn.”

“Just pop in on the of chance for something to eat after driving down from Scotland. It was nice breakfast plenty on the plate good value for the money and one of the best cups of tea had in a long time. A big thank you we will be using it again in the future. Many thanks Martin”

“Had a really good flat white coffee and gorgeous pain au raisin after our dog walk. Really friendly efficient service from the young guy behind the counter and a lovely spot to sit done after a walk around the estate.”

“Food always good , particularly loved banana loaf with yogurt and fruit. Just a really nice vibe , great for our grandchildren. Got served by Angela , super good at her job and really friendly.”

“Pictures are out-dated. Lovely service from the lady when I visited with my dad. Clean facilities. Good breakfast, not greasy. Look at their website for more recent reviews than on here.”

“Popped in for breakfast as we were staying locally. Excellent vegan breakfast fir me and a full English for my daughter. Excellent service. Lovely polite staff. Good value.would definitely recommend, plus the bonus of easy parking.”

“A really nice place ideally located with good food and polite and helpful staff.”

“I gave a 5* because I love Waitrose! My toastie was okay and the cappuccino was fine. A very clean and airy place. Relaxed atmosphere! The service was good and friendly. It is very convenient and simple for meeting and catching up with friends. All in all, it always had a good visit here!”

“Nice cozy cafe. Apparently the oldest in Bristol. Coffee was nice and the bacon toasties was really good. The have 3 floors and different themes. The top most has couches to sit around. Would definitely come back again”