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Pinkmans Bakery

Pinkmans Bakery
Cafe and coffee shop in Brisol
85 Park Street, Bristol, BS1 5PJ
Opening hours: 7:30am-5pm (Mon-Wed), 7:30am-9pm (Thu-Sat), 8:30am-5pm (Sun)
 Vegetarian  Vegan  Gluten Free  Open Sunday
coffee

Excellent!

taste

If doughnuts are your thing this is the place for you! However the menu caters for everyone and we certainly weren't disappointed with the food - yum!

selection

Huge selection of sweet treats and hot/cold food options. Recommend the ginger sour-dough-nut, along with the focaccia bread

value

Being a hip destination in Bristol expect to pay a little more. Doughnuts (£3), carrot cake (£3.50), sanwiches (~£4.50), pizza (£7+), coffee (£3)

storage

No storage at Pinkmans, but plenty of bike racks are available just opposite to the left

groups

Gets very busy, book ahead (for after 5pm, or mornings)

location

Well worth a stop by if you're cycling through Bristol!

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City of Bristol
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A ginger sour-dough-nut
A rasberry sour-dough-nut
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Bakeshop creating artisanal sweet and savoury produce along with excellent pizzas and brunch.

Famous for their sour-dough-nuts, a dessert in a doughnut… Individually hand rolled, fried and then piped full with pastry creams and garnish for the ultimate pitstop sugar fix!

Just some of the cakes on offer; lemon brulée shortbread tart, carrot cake, black forest chocolate torte (vegan / GF), strawberry bakewell and pecan chocolate brownie.

In addition to a vast selection of sweet treats you’ll find an excellent menu with lots of lunch, brunch and sandwich options.

Last visited in June 2020

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