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dareshack takes its coffee seriously, and that focus shows. wine street has seen a lot over the centuries, sitting at the old heart of bristol's city centre, and the vintry building adds its own quiet weight to that history. what you get here is a shop that doesn't spread itself thin trying to please everyone. the regulars keep coming back, which isn't a small thing in a city with no shortage of options. there's a concentration of purpose to the place that you notice pretty quickly, a sense that the people running it have decided what they're good at and stuck with it. skip the hesitation on a weekday morning and just get the coffee.

curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated

nri score58
buzz0
local cred72%
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google reviews

256

avg rating

4.7

local cred

72%

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