Where to Eat & Drink
Bath is home to an exceptional food and drink scene, and we've curated a collection of our favourite restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars to help you make the most of your stay.
Lunch & Dinner
Shires Yard - a hidden gem behind Milsom Street, home to an array of restaurants, boutiques and cafes including Bandook, Bosco Pizzeria, Coret Coffee, Cotê Brasserie, Magari Pasta, Root and The Cub
Beckford Canteen - modern dishes served in a former Georgian greenhouse
Solina - freshly made pasta and the best tiramisu in town
Sydney’s - bar and kitchen, great for lunch, dinner, drinks and weekend brunch
Pintxo - laid back authentic Basque-style tapas and sherry bar with outdoor courtyard
Oak - plant-based small plates and natural wines. Cosy and intimate
Robun - modern Japanese, including yakiniku, sushi and sashimi
Amarone - Italian classics with a modern twist in the former home of 'King of Bath' socialite - Richard Beau Nash
Noya’s Kitchen - mouthwatering authentic Vietnamese food
The Sepoy Club - authentic Indian food in the heart of Bath
Crescent Restaurant & Bar - perfectly located between the Circus and The Royal Crescent, also great for breakfast and alfresco drinks
Emberwood - newly opened ‘field to fire’ restaurant serving the finest local produce
Walcot House - delicious seasonal British food in a relaxed and elegant atmosphere
Scallop Shell - the best fish & chips in Bath! Also serves deliciously fresh seafood
Raphael - modern British food infused with influences from around the world
Breakfast & Brunch
Boston Tea Party (Alfred St) - cooked-to-order breakfast, brunch and lunch in a stunning light-flooded atrium
Cafe Lucca - perfect for a chic brunch or just for coffee and cake, with a beautiful outdoor seating area
Good Day Cafe - lively and fun serving sweet and savoury options and other goodies
Wild Cafe - cooked-to-order locally sourced breakfast on one of Bath's cutest cobbled streets
The Green Rocket Cafe - ideal for vegan and vegetarian breakfast & brunch
Treetop Cafe - on the edge of Victoria Park - a great pit-stop pre or post park walk
Sunday Lunch
Clayton’s Kitchen - modern and welcoming, with a seasonal Sunday menu and other popular dishes
Castle Farm - worth the drive out of town, serving ‘field to fork’ sharing roasts
The Architect - stylish pub in a Grade II listed building overlooking Bath Abbey
The Chequers - welcoming neighbourhood gastropub, just moments from The Royal Crescent
Drinks
The Raven - quintessential English pub in the heart of the city serving real ales and the best pies
Vino Vino - laid-back wine bar with large outdoor seating, also serving cocktails and small plates
Dos Dedos - a fun Mexican cantina, serving over 100 tequilas and mezcals
The Dark Horse - a hidden cocktail bar in the vaults of Kingsmead Square
Beckford Bottle Shop - contemporary wine merchant plus cheese, charcuterie & small plates
18 Green Street - wine bar and bottle shop with a bustling continental atmosphere
The Yard - boutique hotel with mediterranean-feel courtyard and bar
The Griffin - cosy pub serving home-cooked food, wine and real ales
Coffee
Society Cafe - speciality coffee and cakes in Kingsmead Square and The Corridor
Mjölk - popular Nordic cafe with outdoor seating area overlooking Bath Abbey
Picnic - on Walcot Street serving speciality coffee and selling freshly ground beans
Sonder - community cafe on Green Street serving coffee, cakes and cocktails
Morso - fresh bakes, coffee, sandwiches and more on the beautiful Saville Row
Colonna & Small’s - contemporary cafe offering speciality coffee and cakes
Brac - laid-back coffee house and focaccia bakery overlooking the River Avon
Food To Go
Milk Bun Deli - a small yet delicious selection of sandwiches on the best bread
Taylor's Bagels - legendary handcrafted bagels, coffee and cinnamon buns
Green Street Butchers - our go-to butcher, also sells provisions and out-of-this-world roast chicken sandwiches
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