3ft 6 started as a converted garage and stayed that way. Baraka pours Wogan's to a crowd that genuinely knows each other.
The everyday answer.
A converted garage that Easton has quietly claimed as its own. Get there early on Sundays before the pastries run out.
The matcha has a Bristol-wide following and the Karak is the drink Easton regulars order on autopilot. Tell them what you're in the mood for and they'll work with it.
A proper Easton community café with a food menu worth visiting for. Coffee from Wogans means the sourcing is taken seriously.
The kitchen leads at No12, which is the right call. The espresso is consistent and the room has the kind of independent character Easton does well.
The brunch-first neighbourhood spot Easton runs on, plant-filled and properly settled. Coffee does the job.
The brunch is the reason to go. Flat whites are solid and the room earns a long sit.