the flat white is a good place to start at dareshack, though regulars on wine street tend to have stronger opinions about that than most. the vintry building puts you right in the old city, close enough to the medieval street grid that the whole area carries a bit of weight, and dareshack sits within that without making a big ceremony of it. what you get here is a shop that takes its coffee seriously without performing seriousness at you, which is rarer than it should be. the standing it has built in bristol is the quiet kind, accumulated visit by visit rather than announced. if you're in the neighbourhood on a weekday morning, the flat white is still the call.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
what these three numbers mean
nri is our 0-100 quality index (review consistency, volume, web presence, specialty signals). buzz is social momentum right now. local cred is the share of reviewers who live nearby rather than visit. how the nri score works
hours
not supplied yet, check the website before you go
website
www.dareshack.com/social pulse
newly on the bristol radar. dareshack is building social momentum at buzz 0/100.
google reviews
354
avg rating
4.6
local cred
84%
google figures as of . the editorial copy above may predate them.
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