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Positioned at 3 Princess Victoria St in Clifton, Parsons Bakery has built a reputation for excellence with its artisanal baked goods. This charming bakery prides itself on using traditional baking methods combined with contemporary flavors that delight customers of all ages. The inviting atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for morning coffees or afternoon treats with friends. Parsons Bakery’s skilled bakers are dedicated to quality and customer satisfaction, offering custom cakes for special occasions as well as daily fresh breads and pastries. Experience the warmth and flavor of local baking at Parsons – where every bite tells a story.

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Helen Frost

5 Google Rating

So good bread and bacon sandwiches. The gingerbread men and pastry’s are good as well.

5/ 5

So good bread and bacon sandwiches. The gingerbread men and pastry’s are good as well.

Jessica Lane

5 Google Rating

Lovely choice of bakery products and friendly helpful staff. There are also a few tables outside to

5/ 5

Lovely choice of bakery products and friendly helpful staff. There are also a few tables outside to sit in nice weather. A nice stop off on your way to weston from Bristol.

Rita Symes

5 Google Rating

Lovely fresh bread great sausage rolls. Yummy

5/ 5

Lovely fresh bread great sausage rolls. Yummy

John Merriman

4 Google Rating

High quality fresh bread, cakes, and pastries, hot pies and pasties, and hot and cold sandwiches, pl

4/ 5

High quality fresh bread, cakes, and pastries, hot pies and pasties, and hot and cold sandwiches, plus coffee. Small shop so sometimes a short queue in social distancing times. Friendly service. Doesn't always, carry the widest range of bread, eg no wholemeal, but otherwise lovely!

Sarah Worley

5 Google Rating

Breakfast stop after walking the dogs it's becoming a bit of a tradition! Great food at good prices.

5/ 5

Breakfast stop after walking the dogs it's becoming a bit of a tradition! Great food at good prices.

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  • Saturday09:30 AM - 03:00 PM
  • Sunday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Monday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Tuesday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Wednesday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Thursday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Friday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
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