Bristol’s third Fed cafe has opened in a former estate agents. As has become typical of Fed, the counter was packed during its opening weekend with cakes, brownies and juices. Coffee here is from Yallah, with breakfast options including apple overnight oats and salted maple granola, while lunch can be a choice of three seasonal salads, frittata, sausage rolls, filled brioche rolls or sourdough toasties.

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Tomorrow (Friday 13 May) is World Cocktail Day, so what better excuse could there be to head out to one of Bristol’s shedloads of cocktail-orientated bars and see what they have on offer. Whether you fancy sipping at a classic Long Island Tea after being ushered into an underground bar or trying an imaginative alcoholic creation while staring down the jaws of a ticking crocodile, Bristol has an option for you.

Located in the Clifton Village area of Bristol, The Mall is a great spot for catching up with friends, after-work drinks, or a celebratory meal. The cosy interiors create a welcoming atmosphere, while the downstairs bar that also be hired for private events. But the pub’s most notorious asset is its Secret Garden, where you’ll find plenty of seating across the three-tiered patio.

Pieminister is supporting mental health through the launch of a fundraising pie feast. It is part of the business’ summer campaign to support Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), a suicide prevention charity. Leading the movement of suicide prevention as well as provoking national conversation, CALM aims to bring people together and empower them to reject living miserably.

A Local's Guide to the Best Gloucester Road Pubs for Beer, Food & Fun! B ristol is a fantastic place to visit thanks to the many things you can do here throughout the day. But without a doubt, one of our favourite things to do is explore Gloucester Road. Yes, Gloucester Road is known for having a large number of independent traders and a wealth of cafes and restaurants.