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Welcome to Warmley Waiting Room, your go-to destination for relaxation and rejuvenation nestled along the picturesque Bristol and Bath Railway Path in Warmley. Our inviting atmosphere combines comfort with a touch of charm, making it the perfect spot to unwind after a long day. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service tailored to each of our clients’ needs, ensuring that every visit is a memorable one.

At Warmley Waiting Room, we offer a range of quality services designed to enhance your well-being, from soothing massages to invigorating beauty treatments. Our highly trained staff is dedicated to customer satisfaction, taking the time to understand your preferences and provide personalized care. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or a quick refresh, our welcoming environment and expert services are designed to meet your every need.

What truly sets us apart is our commitment to creating a community hub where relaxation meets connection. We invite you to book an appointment or reach out with any questions at 07747 194733. Experience the unique charm of Warmley Waiting Room, where your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities. Come see why locals consider us a hidden gem in the heart of Bristol!

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Justin Paul

3 Google Rating

Good little sun spot to enjoy a refreshing cold drink or ice cream in summer. Equally good hot drink

3/ 5

Good little sun spot to enjoy a refreshing cold drink or ice cream in summer. Equally good hot drinks, scones and cakes when it is colder and you are looking to warm up and get energy. A recommended stop on the Bristol Bath Cycle Path.

Richard Rees

5 Google Rating

Just by chance, I was cycling past with a friend, we decided to stop for refreshments. Great little

5/ 5

Just by chance, I was cycling past with a friend, we decided to stop for refreshments. Great little cafe. A lovely place to stop for a cup of tea and a slice of homemade cake!

Nick Brown

5 Google Rating

Great refreshment stop off this morning. Nice cup of coffee to set us up for the ride home.

5/ 5

Great refreshment stop off this morning. Nice cup of coffee to set us up for the ride home.

Katy Ross

5 Google Rating

Cute little cafe - staff were amazing and so friendly and helpful with my young children.

5/ 5

Cute little cafe - staff were amazing and so friendly and helpful with my young children.

Mike Rylands

5 Google Rating

Lovely place with lovely staff. So pleased to see it so busy.

5/ 5

Lovely place with lovely staff. So pleased to see it so busy.

Justyna Kloc

5 Google Rating

Love this place. Very good for kids to run before/after walk in Warmley forest park or for a break a

5/ 5

Love this place. Very good for kids to run before/after walk in Warmley forest park or for a break at the cycling trip

Kate Whitehouse

5 Google Rating

Absolutely lovely experience - I arrived at 5 minutes to 5pm on a Sunday and there was still a coffe

5/ 5

Absolutely lovely experience - I arrived at 5 minutes to 5pm on a Sunday and there was still a coffee and cake waiting for me. The lady that served me was polite and friendly. Definitely recommend!

Kama Miller

4 Google Rating

Great spot for a stop on a bike ride or dog walk. Nice, simple drinks and food and friendly staff

4/ 5

Great spot for a stop on a bike ride or dog walk. Nice, simple drinks and food and friendly staff

Nicola Wilson

4 Google Rating

Very friendly staff who were very helpful with dietary needs. A lovely quirky place to visit on a d

4/ 5

Very friendly staff who were very helpful with dietary needs. A lovely quirky place to visit on a dry/sunny day as there are more seats out doors than in. . The food was good and value for money. I loved the experience. Will definitely go back .

Clare Warbis

5 Google Rating

Now this is exactly how a cafe should be run. The gardens are amazing, the staff super friendly, the

5/ 5

Now this is exactly how a cafe should be run. The gardens are amazing, the staff super friendly, the menu extensive and delicious. The owners have done so much to improve this place, its fantastic. Will be back

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  • Saturday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Sunday10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Monday10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Tuesday10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Wednesday10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Thursday10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Friday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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