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Some of our favourite cafes in Bristol…
"Mocha Mocha has the best coffee I’ve ever had in Bristol, and the people there are so friendly I’d learn Italian just for them”
Lydia, 4th year, German and French
City Church
“For me, it has to be Parsons, more specifically the one on top of St Michael’s Hill.
Delicious food, good coffee and amazing student friendly prices.
Plus, it’s super close to the uni campus so you just treat yourself up with some great coffee in between classes.
Definitely recommend anyone to try it.”
Beatriz, 3rd Year, Veterinary Science
Kensington Baptist Church
“Ummm Coffee No.1 specifically the Clifton Downs one. Good vibes for a chat or to do some work and an exquisite vanilla latte”
Hannah, 4th year, Social Policy
Salvation Army Church
“I like the outside seating at Primrose cafe in Clifton because it feels like it has a nice ‘friendly village’ feeling about it.”
Josh, PhD, Engineering
Woodies Metro Church
Some of our favourite places to walk in Bristol…
“I live in the centre so my favourite walk is around the harbour. You can't beat it for a quick stroll, long heart-to-heart or a pray. It's especially nice in the sun (rare as that is)! Probably most importantly though, it has some quality ice cream– what's not to love?”
Danny, 4th Year, Cancer Sciences and Immunology
St Nicholas Bristol
“I love walking along the High Street that runs from Stokes Croft to Gloucester Road. There's just so many independent shops, Cafes and restaurants that every trip feels like an adventure”
Jelaena, 3rd year, Law
Woodies Metro Church
“One of my favourite places to walk is the area around Weburghs, there's a really cool climbing centre built inside an old church, and St Weburghs city farm let you feel like you are out in the countryside without having to actually leave Bristol.”
Zak, 4th year, Aerospace Engineering
Broadmead Baptist
“My favourite place to walk near Bristol is the wonderful Dundry beacon. Amazing views of the lovely city of Bristol are always guaranteed. The views pictured here are potentially a bit less guaranteed.”
Crispian, PhD, Engineering
Emmanuel City Centre Church
Some of our GO-TO recipes to get you through freshers…
“My favourite meal to cook at uni is chilli con carne. It consists of a variety of ingredients while being easy to cook, and it's so flavorful as well. Every time I bring it to uni the smell makes all of my friends jealous! Would 100% recommend”
Justin, 4th year, Engineering Design
Emmanuel City Centre
“My favourite recipe to cook when I’m at uni is chickpea and potato curry. It’s really straightforward, doesn’t take too long, and is cheap and delicious! I make mine in a slow cooker so that it’s extra simple, but it can easily be made on the hob instead”
Helena, 3rd year, Psychology
Woodlands Metro Church