Cafe Kino

Described as Bauhaus meets American dinner by one of the staff, it's kind of much more. A co-op... that's (almost) vegan. Friendly, easy to while away time here. Can get busy and service can take time but then all the more time to watch the world go by or plan your next visit to Cube cinema. Some of the best coffee too.

I went there several times for a snack or dinner and I've never been disappointed. Burgers are good and filled up. Cakes are spongy and even better with a cup of tea.

lovely alternative cafe with cool vibes . my family spent £50 on lunch that was 3 of us. we ordered lunch and cakes with drinks .
vegan milkshake was the bomb ! food was equally delicious.

I love it here, been a few times for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Never fails to be fresh, hearty, good service and good portion size. I recommend it to everyone.

Popped in for a Brunch, lovely atmosphere, and service was great, the food also hit the mark, loved the inclusion of Garlic mushrooms on the breakfast.

Found this place after searching for vegan cafes in Bristol. It is a great little cafe with loads of variety and hot tasty food.
We were very impressed with the food, the service and the prices. Will definitely come back!

The food is all (vegan) fast food, so nothing for health nuts here. It tastes nice though and is really not expensive. I strongly recommend the sweet potato chips, but also the falafel kino, i.e. falafel and hummus (beware of garlic) with pita bread and salad, is very good and filling for only £5.50. They also serve milk shakes and smoothies, but I haven't tried those yet. The only negative point is that the place itself is not very cosy.

The spicy burger and sweet potato chips were great. staff nice and friendly. nice laid back place. As is often the case with no meat eateries you can see all that goes on in kitchen which is good

Nice interior, mixed people, very friendly stuff, good burgers. I rate it with four stars as the sweet potato chips came very soft and not crispy, but maybe that is their personal style?

GOOOOOD bean burger, great people and nice place. Unnecessary that they are serving baby calf grow fluid for in coffee...

I have been to this cafe quite a few times but it is always busy and you often can't get seats. It is a nice place with friendly staff, lots of options, everything I've tried has been good. Only reason it's not 5 stars is because nothing is amazing, simple food, consistently nice but not special. Lots of cakes and homemade almond milk.

I wanted to give this place five stars, but nothing grabbed my attention. To be clear, I have nothing negative to say. It is a solid four-star place, and worthy of at least one visit if you're in the area.

This cooperative cafe is perfect and puts many others in the shade. I am spoiled for choice in here, and non veggie friends are always impressed too. Love the kino salad. Great ambience. my only quibble-why do they serve dairy milk?

Last Friday was a bit wet and miserable in Bristol, but Cafe Kino brings a smile to your chops. The atmosphere is so relaxed and friendly, the food simple but delicious and substantial, the cider (yes, you have a great choice of drinks here) beguiling and strong! The people behind the counter were charming, despite the busy-ness of the evening. I like the fact that lactos have to ask for their fix- makes a change for them to be the freaks!!! But seriously, this is a nice, inexpensive, friendly cafe that you should not miss if you visit Bristol.

I absolutely love the bean burger with sweet potato chips on the side (only £6.80)! Would definitely recommend :)

I absolutely loved this place! Everything was so fresh and flavourful. I ordered a falafel and chips and then had ice cream, which they also make fresh.
It made me leave feeling so happy inside. I love that it is a co-op.
I was impressed at their menu and love that they only use fresh inredients and have a menu that changes based on what's available.
I wish this cafe were not so far from me or I'd go there often!

Kino is fab and my personal favourite thing is their sundried tomato sos rolls. But I've never had a thing here I dislike.

I quite often go here for a cooked breakfast which never disappoints and all my omni friends who I've brought here love it just as much as me.

Like so many others though I don't see why it offers cows milk

I absolutely adore this place. The vibe is chilled, the food is amazing, the people are lovely, and it's cheap. Raw brownie with blueberry ice cream anyone? I took my omni parents; they loved it too. I want to move to Bristol now!