South West EnglandCoffee shops in Bristol
Bristol had four cafés on the Best Coffee Shops in the UK list for 2026, level with Manchester and behind only London. A lot of the coffee poured here is roasted in the city, and several of the best-known cafés are attached to a roastery: Wogan in St Jude's, Greytone in St Paul's, Sweven on North Street and Full Court Press in the Old City.
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Where they are
- DareshackVintry Building, Wine Street, BS1 2BD
- Full Court Press, Broad Street59 Broad Street, BS1 2EJ
- Greytone CoffeeUnit A, Dean Street Works, 13-19 Dean Street, BS2 8SF
- Little Victories7 Gaol Ferry Steps, Wapping Wharf, BS1 6WE
- Sweven Coffee12 North Street, BS3 1HT
- Wogan Coffee, Bourbon HouseBourbon House, 2-11 Clement Street, BS2 9EQ
Every Bristol coffee shop we list
Plain links, so every venue is reachable without a map or a search box. Pages marked as unverified are published but not yet checked: we do not put prices or hours on a page until somebody has confirmed them.
- DareshackA speciality coffee bar in the Vintry Building on Wine Street, sharing a 4,000 sq ft space with a studio that also hosts art exhibitions. It was named on the Best Coffee Shops in the UK list for 2026.Vintry Building, Wine Street, BS1 2BD · details not yet verified
- Full Court Press, Broad StreetOpen on Broad Street since 2013, Full Court Press started as a multi-roaster café and now roasts its own coffee, served alongside guest roasters on a menu that changes weekly. Its roastery on Oxford Street has a coffee bar of its own, open on weekdays.59 Broad Street, BS1 2EJ · details not yet verified
- Greytone CoffeeA roastery and café inside Dean Street Works, a converted warehouse in St Paul's, serving the coffee it roasts on site. It was named on the Best Coffee Shops in the UK list for 2026.Unit A, Dean Street Works, 13-19 Dean Street, BS2 8SF · details not yet verified
- Little VictoriesA small café on Gaol Ferry Steps at Wapping Wharf serving coffee, cakes and toasties, open seven days a week.7 Gaol Ferry Steps, Wapping Wharf, BS1 6WE · details not yet verified
- Sweven CoffeeA Nordic-style roastery café that opened on North Street in December 2019 and pours its own coffee. It was one of four Bristol cafés on the Best Coffee Shops in the UK list for 2026.12 North Street, BS3 1HT · details not yet verified
- Wogan Coffee, Bourbon HouseThe shop, brew bar and training space of Wogan Coffee, a Bristol roaster with its production site on Elton Street. The bean shop sells its coffees in 250g, 500g and 1kg bags, and it runs coffee flights and cupping sessions.Bourbon House, 2-11 Clement Street, BS2 9EQ · details not yet verified
Areas of Bristol
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- Old City and centre2 venues
The old street plan around Broad Street and Wine Street, with weekday office trade and some of the longest-running specialty cafés in Bristol.
- St Paul's and St Jude's2 venues
Inner-city streets where former warehouses and works buildings now hold roasteries with a café or brew bar attached.
- Harbourside and Wapping Wharf1 venue
Small food and coffee units along Gaol Ferry Steps on the south side of the Floating Harbour, busy with visitors at weekends.
- Southville and Bedminster1 venue
North Street's run of independent shops and cafés, south of the river.
What coffee costs in Bristol
There are no checked Bristol drink prices in this directory yet, so this page shows no city average rather than an estimate. What moves the price here is mostly the building. A café on an Old City street lives on weekday office trade and city-centre rent, while a roastery café such as Wogan's pours its own coffee and sells the same beans by the bag at the counter. Wapping Wharf and the harbourside add weekend visitors to the mix, which keeps those units busy on days the Old City is quiet.