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Ahh Toots

Ahh Toots
Cafe and coffee shop in Bristol
17 Christmas Street, Bristol, BS1 5BT
Opening hours: 8:00 - 17:00 (Wed - Fri), 10:00 - 17:00 (Sat)
 Vegetarian  Vegan  Gluten Free  Open Sunday
coffee

Coffee roasted by locals, Clifton Coffee Roasters, devine!

taste

The cakes are incredible, I highly recommend the lemon and pistachio

selection

There's too many to choose! You'll be wanting to come back that's for sure

value

Coffee (£2.50), tea (£1.25), cake (~£3.75)

storage

No immediate storage outside but there’s bike racking on Lower Park Row close by

groups

Limited seating indoors, weekends do get very busy!

location

Located in the heart of Bristol it's well worth navigating the one-way systems! Why not pop by whilst exploring the Bristol and Bath railway path

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City of Bristol
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Artistic cakes like you’ve never seen before! At their new location on Christmas Street (our pictures are pre-change) you’ll find their Tudor timbered cakery and biscuitier cafe on one of Bristol’s oldest streets, dating back to the 13th century. In the window you’ll find out of this world vegan-friendly cakes, decorated and displayed in their own unique and beautiful way.

With all their ingredients sourced locally, you’ll find great coffee (Clifton Coffee Roasters) and a tasty selection of hot food, inlcuding; free range sausage/veggie rolls, toasties and frittata (bread from Hobbs House Bakery, meat from Origin Butchers) and plenty of vegan cake options too.

I highly recommend a visit if you’re in or around Bristol city centre.

Update: Pictures are from their previous location in St Nick’s Market. We aim to visit very soon to update our listing :).

Last visited in November 2021

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