Best Cake Places in Longleat Safari Park

"Located up Bristol’s Christmas Steps, Ahh Toots is owned by baker Tam and her bakery sells gorgeously decorated cakes, big and small, suited to whatever the occasion may be- weddings to a weekend treat. This bakery not only sells celebration cakes, doughnuts, cookies, cinnamon buns, savoury pastries and traybakes, but also offers a baking provisions supply box as well as DIY baking packs, plus boxes packed with a range of cake slices or traybakes like blondies and brownies, which can be delivered to your door, locally or nationally, mn or available for collection. Ahh Toots, 17 Christmas Street, BS1 5BT"

"Cake lovers all over Bristol will be familiar with Ahh Toots. With a popular stall at St Nicholas Market, owners Amy and Tamarind expanded in 2020 by opening a second site at the foot of the Christmas Steps. But while their two bricks and mortar venues are closed during lockdown they have launched a collection and delivery service, which is perfect for those celebrating an occasion in lockdown."

"One of the loveliest cake shops in Bristol is undoubtedly Ahh Toots. It began as a market stall in St.Nick’s market but now has its own bricks and mortar café, serving an even bigger mountain of baked goods. They also do decadent afternoon teas, which I’m due to sample soon."

"Picnic is a great little coffee shop on Saracen Street, just a 2 minute walk away from our hostel. Serving up damn good coffee and tasty toasties, we love coming here for an early lunch and caffeine fix. Picnic sources its produce as locally as possible and the coffee beans are top-notch and full of flavour because they are grown in ideal microclimates and brewed in-house."

"We’ve visited Picnic on a few occasions and always enjoyed really good coffee in a terrific setting. Next time we’ll go back with the camera and write a full review."

"Looking for something a bit more traditional, relaxed and with fabulous food too?. And a team who really knows their coffee?. Credit: @picnic_bath"

"About – This cute, couture café is home to some of Bristol’s best cakes!. If your idea of dessert is cake, then this is the place for you!. It’s not just cakes though, you can enjoy yummy macaroons and a delicious cuppa while watching their team of cake designers at work creating the most beautiful, bespoke bakes!"

"The prize for prettiest doorway (and possibly cakes) in Bristol definitely goes to Anna Cake Couture, which specializes in macarons, exquisite cube cakes, iced biscuits and giant, chunky cookies. They also do cake and biscuit decorating classes, which I’ve done a few of – Marianne Bakes is a brilliant teacher."

"Cake has never looked so good: discover ANNA Cake Couture in the heart of Clifton Village. The stylish cake shop and café takes a refined approach to all-things sweet, with delicate macrons and 'Cubicakes:' bijou cubes of cake. You can curate a cake flight of any size, with several flavours to choose from."

"Rosie Shaw Cake Company is run by an owner who has always been passionate about baking the perfect-looking and best-tasting cakes for friends and family. She and her team shares this passion to everyone by making the most beautiful cakes for special celebrations that help make moments more memorable."

"While this bakery isn’t located in the heart of the city like the others on our list, it’s still worth mentioning when discussing the best cakes in Bristol. Located in Hanham, Sticky Fingers, which first opened its doors in 2014, is an American style bakery known for its wedding, celebration, and novelty cakes. Owner Greg is a completely self-taught sugar artist and cake decorator."

"The team is run by Ali, who makes sure that every cake they create is freshly baked in a coeliac kitchen with only the finest and freshest ingredients. Note: At this time, their cake selections will only be limited due to the present situation. These they can deliver around the Bristol area or alternatively, you can come to collect your cake at The Bakehouse."

"They believe that everyone deserves a happy birthday since it only happens once a year, and that it should be filled with happy moments and a good cake. Bekari 16.17 has a feature wherein you can customize your cake!. From choosing what flavor you want to what toppings goes with it."

"Hart’s Bakery has rapidly established itself as synonymous with good cake, at least in Bristol’s speciality coffee circles, where it supplies many of my favourite Coffee Spots. What I hadn’t realised, until I visited it myself, is that it’s also a fantastic little coffee spot in its own right, serving its own amazing cakes, soup, toasties and pasties, along with great coffee from local roasters, Extract. Another advantage is that it’s right outside Bristol’s Temple Meads Station, which is good news for coffee lovers since that area is not awash with great coffee."

"No train ride from Temple Meads is complete without a stop at Hart’s Bakery where you can find some of the city’s best pastries. The tiny little café and open-kitchen bakery is always busy, and the perfect place to stock up on pre-trip treats. The pain au chocolate is my favourite in Bristol."

"The queues snaking out the door tell you all you need to know about Hart’s Bakery. Set under the arches at Bristol Temple Meads railway station, swing by for epic sausage rolls and Saturday Bread."

"New Room Chapel is the first Methodist chapel in the world and holds great historic importance in the city of Bristol. The place was built in 1739 by John Wesley and is a marvel off Architecture and design. The place has gained popularity due to its history and beautiful interiors."

"Just outside the city, Bath City Farm has plenty to keep everyone in the family amused for hours. It offers lots of animals, including pigs, sheep, goats, cows, Shetland ponies and chickens including rare breed and rescue ex-battery hens. For children, they offer animal feeding and crafts."

"Spread out over a 37-acre site the farm is home to ponies, cows, sheep, pigs, chickens and more. There’s also a play area, a climbing wall and a programme of family activities on offer."

"A community farm which provides that recreation, education and therapy using food, farming and the environment as a theme. The kids can get involved in picking fruit and veg, planting bulbs, discovering nature trails and caring for the animals. There are also regular workshops and events to get kids excited and involved in the natural world."

"About: This indoor and outdoor children's farm is the perfect day out for those up to 12 years of age. It allows those living in the city a chance to experience real farming life. As well as offering the brilliant experience of farm life, they offer educational and recreational facilities including activities for all to get involved with."

"With a sunny atmosphere and splashes of creativity, Giraffe showcases a crowd-pleasing menu. As well as the signature Giraffe concoctions, diners can choose from meat, fish and vegetarian recipes from all over the globe. Tasty treats are served from…"

"About: The Bristol branch of the ever popular TGI Friday's chain is a real family favourite and has friendly staff serving big and tasty American style food. Price Range: Kids from £3.99 | Adults from £8.99"

"Choose from a choice of tangy and mildly marinated chicken dishes, or if you're feeling brave, opt for a dish marinated in their famous hot ..."

"If you take pride in knowing where your food comes from, Greens should be right up your street. It only uses fresh, seasonal produce from local suppliers, with their menu described as ‘everyday fine dining’."