3 Best Cafes in North Somerset

“Stones Cafe provides dog bowls and Dog Treats for their thirsty and hungry-legged friends. Stones Cafe is situated on the Knightstone Causeway in the listed old theatre complex. Boasting panoramic views across the bay to the Grand Pier, Brean Down and beyond their outside seating area is the perfect place to meet up with friends, relax, enjoy a coffee and take in the glorious vista. Popular with locals and visitors alike, they are also a dog-friendly cafe, so your pup can join you for their well-deserved treat and drink after that long walk on the beach. At Stones Cafe, they welcome dog walkers; nothing pleases them more.”

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“The Boathouse Uphill's menu is as varied as the customers who come to enjoy it. The cafe was built on the side of the cliff, a defining feature of the café to this day. Much of the old Chandlery charm remains in the café, from replica boats, fishing nets and maritime memorabilia. Start your day well with one of their hearty brea of lighter options for those embarking on more severe exercise, served until noon. Their range of cakes will boost any coffee date they've personally selected based on their quality and flavour. Dog-friendly, with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and disabled access, they cater to groups in all weathers.”

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“Strawberry Line Cafe prides themself on the friendly service of its team. They employ local people from their community and offer employment and training to people with learning disabilities. Strawberry Line Cafe serves freshly prepared food, barista-brewed coffee, speciality teas and home-baked cakes in their independent cafe at Yatton train station. All their ingredients come from local producers. They serve freshly ground coffee, speciality teas and Fairtrade hot chocolate. Plus, locally sourced cold drinks. Eat in, enjoy their garden or have a takeaway. You can call ahead to order. Dogs are also welcome inside and outside; they even serve Marshfield's dog ice cream. They carefully select their suppliers to ensure local produce. They are a registered Community Interest Company offering meaningful paid opportunities to people with learning disabilities.”

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