Pannier Galley Cafe

Lovely cafe and staff member, food cooked to order, so took a bit of a time, and they added the request for fried bread!I'm a veggie, friends carnivores and we all enjoyed our food.Worth a visit.Accessibility: The Pannier Market is on a hill, side entrances provide level entrances, the Quayside entrance is provides level access to the Butchers Row Shops and stairs upto the main Market Hall.Car Parking: A few onstreet spaces outside, full when we arrived so dropped passengers off and parked just down a very steep road in the Pay and Display.Market: Market closed on the day we were there, just 2 stalls. Interesting Artisan and Craft Workshops downstairs in Butchers Row.Toilets: Loos, including for Dusabled and Baby Change in the main Market Hall.

This is one of the best cafes I have ever had the pleasure of eating in . The owner is always friendly and helpful and the food is superb at a great price. Clean , friendly great service , value and it overlooks the lovely Pannier Market .

So lovely to find a cage that does great coffee for under £2! Lovely coffee, lovely staff and great food. If you want a nice breakfast without all the faff in a peaceful setting this is great.

We sought refuge in the cafe on a Sunday morning after a long and rainy cycle trip. The perfectly cooked veggie full English breakfasts sorted us out. The strong, hot filter coffee with free refills was just the ticket. And good value too!

Sad to be leaving this cafes first bad review, but I feel it is wholly justified. I ordered a jacket potato with cheese & salad, the cheese was nicely melted on top with a reasonable side salad, but underneath lurked the most overdone & brown potato I've EVER TRIED TO EAT. I returned the potato & was faced with an angry 'what's wrong with it'? 'What's right with it, it's disgusting, I can't believe you've dished it' out', I replied. It was literally thrown in the bin, plate & all I think! 'There's nothing wrong with that potato', money slung across the counter, no option for another one or something else. My wife therefore had to sit eating her cooked breakfast (which was fine) with me empty plated.I don't think I've had such an angry reply to returning a dish in my life (not that's it happened much, I usually get it down). This review is just for my jacket potato & if she'd handled the complaint calmly, I wouldn't have felt it necessary to post this.Thanks for partially upsetting our Easter Sunday, we went to the Glorious Oyster for a fish finger sandwich after was as their name suggests – glorious!