Soho Coffee Co.

Open till 8pm, free WiFi, lots of seating, friendly staff. I just came for coffee and a place to work on the laptop, but others patrons came for a light supper or cups of tea and cake.
I picked up a loyalty card and would definitely come again for my mobile office, although I didn’t notice where the power sockets were located. Only downside: I did notice the window seats pick up a cool, uncomfortable breeze due to the ac.

Omg. I wish they had a location near me in London!!! Best coffee and muffins! PLUS they serve breakfast AND jacket potatoes .
Perfect! Highly recommend you eat here.
The only thing I’m gutted about is not being able to have a white chocolate/​raspberry muffin! I decided to come back later for one and they had run out! My alternate choice of the blueberry muffin was still amazing though, and made me even more saddened to have missed out on their best seller.
I’ll be back for sure if I’m in the area again.

Soho coffee doesn’t have much atmosphere and has the feel of a canteen but that’s ok because it’s not anywhere for fine dining, it’s just a good place to stop while you’re shopping in Cabot circus.
I had a jacket potato with cheese and tuna mayo and the lady at the counter went so far as to ask me in which order I would like the fillings, this was a really nice touch and I was impressed.
The lunch came out quickly and it was hot and really nice, I’m giving it 3 stars cause it wasn’t anything special but there was nothing really wrong with it

We chose here to have breakfast. The choices were good, not just a heated up sandwich. The service was a little slow and he got the order mixed up, which when there are only two things to the order a little disappointing. The food when it arrives was very nice. Would come back.

As a person that avoids the world of ‘samey’ coffee outlets I have been meaning to try this place for a while but was not sure if it was independantly owned.
Each time I visit Bristol I say to myself I must try this place and at last — I made it!
Great choice of light food and drink (salads, salad bar, sandwiches, soups, teas and coffee this west country creation is an ideal spot to take a break whilst on a shopping trip and people watch.
Will be back!

My favourite place to go for a light lunch and a coffee. You can easily people watch as the day goes by and it’s right in the centre of the shopping complex.

As a avid coffee fan I have to say I was slightly disappointed with this place. The coffee was OK, to be honest there isn’t too much difference between this coffee and Starbucks, Costa’s etc. It was inside that puzzled me.
The décor is cold and unappealing, with steel metal chairs and no sofas! Most of the seats were taken so we settled for a breakfast bar style seating arrangement next to what only could be described as a multicoloured dance floor in a coffee shop. I was really confused! The music blared out so loud I couldn’t have a decent conversation and at times I did wonder whether I had been transported to Oceana. I guess they tried to make it modern and different but I personally don’t think it worked.

It’s hard to get away from chained coffee outlets, especially when you’re in Cabot Circus one of Britain’s newest shopping centres. But if you’re resigned to having a chained cup o’ cha, why not make in a West Country one. Soho Coffee is proud to service organic, fair-​trade produce to its exhausted shopping customers.
In all honesty, if I had to do a blind test in here there’s nothing that would set it apart from say Costas or Pret a Manger, as the prices and overall look seem to echo each other. But conveniently tucked away under the escalators on the bottom floor, Soho Coffee will give you a much needed caffeine kick if you feel yourself lagging.

Although this looks like a big chain, this is a West Country creation serving fairtrade and organic coffee and tea plus plenty of sandwiches and snacks. Of course the problem is that it looks like a chain so doesn’t feel any different coming in here than either of the two (two!) Costas in Cabot. It probably doesn’t help that it is tucked underneath the escalators.
The coffee was very good, but inside the music was WAY too loud. We took a seat, like most people did, outside the shop (but it is indoors in the shopping centre) to gawk at the shoppers.