Bristolians Discuss Coffee: Where is the best place for a cuppa in the city?

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According to trip advisor the best places to get a coffee in the city include the Crafty Egg, Starlings and the Crepe, and Coffee Cabin. But where do locals like to get their coffee?

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00:00According to TripAdvisor the best places to get a coffee in the city include the

00:05Crafty Egg, Starlings and the Crepe and Coffee Cabin. But where do locals like to

00:10get their coffee? There are a lot of coffee shops and I don't know if we need all of

00:15them. We need other eateries as well but coffee shops are okay and I try to go

00:21to the small rather than the chained one, the you know local sustainable one.

00:28Well we've got one big coffee house in Cottam Hill, absolutely delicious and

00:34it's kind of, it's putting my bar very up because the decaf. I'm gone totally

00:39decaf now because the caffeine doesn't work with me and I would say also the

00:46little tuk-tuk, James, the Italian coffee house, well it's a little truck. The price

00:54of coffee has significantly gone up due to the rising cost of living and

00:58inflation. The price of coffee beans themselves have jumped up with some

01:03beans costing an increase of a hundred and nine percent in 24 but how much are

01:08locals willing to spend on a coffee? It's been £3.70 and I'm just like no. So

01:14what I do, I tend to go for the Americano and a dash of milk on the side, asking

01:21for a dash of milk on the side which makes it £2.70 which is nice. I like the

01:26idea of under £3. Well yeah but I'd say £3.54 is a fair price for a cup of

01:34coffee. You know a lot of places are more expensive than that but everything's

01:39become more expensive. My husband has this saying, well you've got coffee at

01:45home but you know now and then like a day like that you'd like to. I don't

01:52think a cup of coffee should be more really than £3 but it is going up.

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