Ground Café
Plot 19 Driefontein Road, Muldersdrift, 1747, South AfricaRestaurant £10 to £20
113 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RW, United Kingdom
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Nestled in the vibrant heart of Bristol at 113 Stokes Croft, The Crafty Egg offers a casual café experience that blends the charm of a laid-back hangout with a menu designed for both comfort and creativity. Step inside or grab a spot in the outdoor seating area to enjoy a range of freshly brewed coffees alongside free water refills, perfect for those who love lingering over a leisurely drink. The café’s menu caters to a variety of tastes, featuring healthy options, vegan and vegetarian choices, alongside quick bites and prepared foods that satisfy any craving. For those who enjoy winding down with a drink, The Crafty Egg provides an impressive selection of alcohol, including beer, wine, cocktails, and hard liquor, with happy hour specials that pair well with small plates and late-night offerings. Whether you’re after a light snack, a hearty small plate, or a refreshing cocktail, the atmosphere encourages relaxed conversation and spontaneous visits. Onsite services make it easy to dine in or take out, so whether you’re meeting friends, working on a laptop, or just popping in for a swift coffee, the café accommodates a variety of routines. The interior exudes a welcoming energy, making every visit feel personable, while the outdoor seating invites people-watching and enjoying Bristol’s lively streetscape. The Crafty Egg also emphasizes approachable, thoughtful food presentation, blending taste with a touch of culinary flair that keeps locals and visitors coming back. With its combination of flavorful offerings, casual yet lively vibe, and flexible service options, it’s a spot that comfortably balances being a neighborhood favorite with an inviting destination for anyone exploring the area. From morning coffee runs to evening small plates and drinks, every visit offers something that feels fresh, satisfying, and crafted with care, making it an ideal place to enjoy both familiar comforts and delightful surprises in Bristol’s café scene.
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113 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RW, United Kingdom
My wife, two friends and I visited The Crafty Egg on a busy Sunday morning and had a brilliant experience. We were greeted warmly and, despite only bar stools being free, were soon moved to a bright, comfortable table. Ordering via the QR‑code app was straightforward, and a member of staff checked in immediately to make sure everything was right. Our meals arrived quickly and were excellent using high‑quality, homemade or locally sourced ingredients with fantastic flavours and some really inventive twists. A lively, welcoming café with superb food. Highly recommend and would happily return.
Walked in on a Saturday morning, they were busy as expected but managed to find us a seat. The banoffee coffee was especially good. Had a really good nutty caramel flavour and the banana wasn’t too overpowering. The blueberry latte comes with real blueberry extract not just flavoured syrup. The staff were lovely and the service was quick. Pay as you go.
A lovely brunch spot with interesting twists on classics. Accomodating for all dietary requirements, and accessible for all. Be prepared to wait on line at peak times as small seating capacity makes for high demand! We waited around 30 minutes. Veggie/Vegan options: Yes Service : 10/10 no complaints Price: ££ reasonable prices Accessibility: step free access Toilet setup: 1 cubicle , ungendered Bike parking:cl close by and parking on streets over Charging Availability: WiFi: Dogs Welcome: Instagram Ops: Takeaway:
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.