Butler's Cafe — Restaurant in Bristol

Cheap but not certainly not cheerful. Poor moody service and awful food.

Ordered a simple bacon sandwich that the morbid waitress didn't seem to understand was on the menu and needed clarification on what a bacon sandwich was.

After 10 minutes I was moodily served a lukewarm, craftlessly tossed together sandwich (?) My confusion on this point being that it only seemed to have seen the inside of the toaster for what must have been a maximum of 30 seconds and as such was neither a sandwich or a toastie but a soggy in-between of the two. Not sure why there was an attempt at toasting it all it- neither the menu nor the waitress stated this.

The bacon itself inside this sorry and confused excuse for a sandwich was fatty, cheap and also undercooked.

What's slightly more galling is that on checking the receipt I'd been charged a 'bacon and egg sandwich'. Minus the egg but for some reason still charged for it which I find to be a distasteful practice.

I regularly eat out for breakfast and often enjoy trying new cafes. This is the worst experience I've had bar none and was an awful and disappointing start...

ordered Roast Beef here, with no expectations. and the best thing about that, is that you won't be disappointed! the dish wasn't much of a shout - the beef itself was thinly sliced, dry and sad. Yorkshire pudding was kinda soggy, the gravy itself was okay, just a tad salty. the veggies were probably frozen. i'd say the best component out of it all was the roasted potatoes. crispy layer on the outside, and when eaten together with the gravy, its great. latte was okay, personally i love the taste of coffee on the stronger side so this was perfect. service was fantastic as well, the lady at the counter and the other serving my food was really nice, always serving with a smile. love the quiet atmosphere though, i had a book to read and no one was bothering me. it was lovely. though, id order for tea and...

Myself and colleagues stopped here for lunch ordered a Chicken Kiev when it came it had been fried to death and looked literally burnt I said to the waitress that I would like another one that was far too burnt for me. The waitress came back and told me that the chef told her that they all looked like that and I should choose something else from the menu and walked off. I chose to get my money back and have nothing from there. A few days later we went for lunch and decided to give Butlers one last chance. I ordered a bareakfast only when it cme then beans were cold so I sent it back only for the breakfast to come with fresh toast but the beans were still cold so I left them on the plate. Would not recommend...