Six solid independents with real community roots. Not the flashiest coffee scene, but every spot here is run by someone who cares.
Good if you're nearby
A converted garage in Easton that's become the kind of neighbourhood spot people are quietly possessive about. Get there early on Sundays before the pastries run out.
ChaiGuy is the kind of neighbourhood spot that earns its regulars. Come for the matcha, stay for the Karak, and enjoy one of Easton's most genuinely welcoming rooms.
A proper community café with soul, serving coffee from Wogans, one of Bristol's best local roasters. The food menu alone is worth the trip.
No12 is the kind of neighbourhood café Easton deserves: independent, full of character, and with food that genuinely earns its place on the menu. Come for brunch, stay for the coffee.
A plant-filled neighbourhood spot in Easton where the brunch is the main event and the dirty chai is genuinely worth ordering. Come for the atmosphere and the food; the coffee will do the job.
A proper Easton local where the brunch cooking is genuinely worth the trip. The flat whites are solid and the room is the kind you don't want to leave.