Mild Bunch occupies the first floor of a maisonette at 108c Stokes Croft, part of Bristol, on the corner of Montpellier in one of the city’s most creative, independent-minded neighbourhoods, home to Banksy’s Mild Mild West mural. Set up by Jon in 2010, it’s Bristol’s longest-running coworking space, home to a small group of designers, web developers, artists and writers who’ve worked with clients including the BBC, Facebook, WhatsApp, Sony and Disney.
The space offers full-time membership with a permanent, reserved desk and storage, or part-time membership giving 2.5 days or 20 hours of hot-desk use a week, with no fixed-term contracts and just one month’s notice to leave. It’s a light and airy hybrid between a studio and an office, filled with art and plants, with a lounge and terrace for chilling out, and guests welcome for a small day fee.
With a perfect 5-star Google rating and reviewers calling it the best coworking spot they’ve found in Bristol, Mild Bunch gives Stokes Croft’s freelancers and creatives a genuinely warm, inclusive base for co-working, built on community rather than corporate shine.