The Crepe and Coffee Cabin

Sunday, October 14 2012

The Crepe and Coffee Cabin is now open in Bristol, situated in a cabin next to Prince Street Bridge that used to house a florist. Crepes, from £3.50, are both sweet and savoury, with the latter named after Bristol icons including the Isambard, Cabot and ss Great Britain.

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Hi thanks for the feedback - I have bought the site off the Caffe Gusto group - you have some valid points - the a board and the fridge but as you'll appreciate it's tough starting out and will replace / improve as I go on - recycling the a board was the only option at the time- do you like Barry White? Did you try the coffee? The Panini's do need better presentation but hopefully you noticed the ingredients? And please take a look at the garden if you get a chance. Also our cakes are awesome made by Bosh - Thanks and please pop in for a coffee sometime ATB Simon Penfold
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Putting oneself forward for election as mayor is an invitation to be approached and even badgered in a public place when one lives in a democracy. Being stalked is never that public an activity. Public figures have an obligation to develop a modicum of ability to self-monitor in terms of behaviour and choice of vocabulary. I hope Mr Ferguson really did listen, it's not his forte. At 'Give Me Back My Broken Night' last month he talked all the way through the participants giving feedback... when challenged, he said he was asking someone to feedback from his own group. The person he was talking to was a female on his left, the person he said he was asking was a male on his right. I was at mayoral hustings at Common Commotion or Creative Common as some call it, at Temple Meads. Mr Ferguson was keen to tell us that he understood why all of us there did not want a mayor .... well some people there did want a mayor. He can't possibly have known the individual reasons why some people didn't. I used to avoid the bear-pit as it attracted people whose needs were (and still are not) provided for in late 20th and 21st century Bristol. ie they swore at and hassled passersby. If the bear-pit event was to say to Bristol "look, it's now a safe, un-threatening place to be and to visit" ... then both Mr Ferguson and Mr Saville have done a great dis-service to the organisations and individuals involved in attempting re-generation of this thoroughfare.
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There are ways and means of talking to public figures, even talking at public events is okay so long as you don't dominate the man's time and allow others to speak with him as well. I think George's accusation of Paul 'stalking' him deserves, at least, some serious consideration because it touches on the issue of how we should engage with public figures and how those figures should react appropriately. Of course Paul Saville has a right to be heard on this as well, but I was at a cycle hustings last year during the mayoral election campaign and didn't particularly like the way Saville interrupted Fergusson and implied he was a member of an elitist almost conspiratorial organisation on the basis of Fergusson being a Merchant Venturer, so I have to say I think Fergusson's complaint has some merit.
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