The Beehive Coffee House is a well-known Downend hotspot for its famous freakshakes. More food than drink, their marvellous milkshakes are topped with mountains of sweet treats with everything from doughnuts to chocolate bars and pretzels sculpted in sensational sugary works of art.
The team at Beehive are always coming up with new freakshake concepts and seasonal specialities, and this Christmas is no exception. Throughout December, the cafe is serving up three festive freakshakes to tempt customers.
For their flagship freakshake, the Beehive is offering shoppers the Winter Wonderland, a pink vanilla milkshake with green fluff and festive sprinkles. It's topped with a whole doughnut, cream, a chocolate Santa, marshmallow snowman and costs £9.95 in the full size of £7.95 as a mini.
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Perfect for mallow lovers, the Snowman is a white chocolate shake with snowy fluff finished off with a doughnut, cream and a marshmallow snowman. A full-sized shake will set you back £8.95, while a mini version is £6.95.
If your tastes are a touch less decadent, then the Candy Cane milkshake is a vanilla shake crowned with cream, sprinkles, pretzels, wafer and candy cane for £5.75. For something warmer, there are hot chocolates in candy cane, s'more and Terry's chocolate orange flavours.
As well as its famous drinks, Beehive offers an extensive food menu. The cafe caters for vegan guests with plenty of dairy alternatives.
The Beehive Coffee House is on Downend Highstreet, at 14 Badminton Road, Downend. They don't take bookings, but you can keep up to date by following their Instagram or Facebook.
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