Search Summary
Search Results
Search Results 113 results found. Showing results
1 to 10.
John Rennie Restaurant Boat
Location
Central Bath
The ‘John Rennie ‘ Restaurant Boat : Bath’s only premier private hire floating restaurant venue on the canal on board catering, extensive menus, fully licensed bar and seating for up to 50 people.
The Marlborough Tavern
Location
Central Bath
The multi-award winning Marlborough Tavern is something of a Bath institution. Once a run down boozer, today it is Bath’s most celebrated gastropub, combining the atmosphere of a local pub with the food quality of a top restaurant.
The Pump Room Restaurant
Location
Central Bath
The Pump Room restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea daily as well as for private hire for evening events.
Pig and Fiddle
Location
Central Bath
The Pig and Fiddle, which is right in the centre of Bath, is a one off and at nearly 22 years old is a bit of a Bath institution. Everyone in Bath old enough to drink knows the Pig and they have probably passed many happy summer evenings drinking...
Cote Brasserie
Location
Central Bath
Contemporary Parisien Bistro
Tea Monkey
Location
Central Bath
Choose from over 40 fabulous tea varieties, excellent coffees and a great range of cakes and snacks.
Browns Restaurant and Bar (Bath)
Location
Central Bath
In the most elegant Georgian city in Britain, Browns Bath is set in a suitably elegant grade II listed Georgian building. Perfectly located opposite the Abbey, next to the Guildhall and close to the rugby ground, it is at the very heart of Bath.
Rajpoot
Location
Central Bath
The Rajpoot has an established reputation for serving its own blend of subtly spiced tandoori and curry dishes.
Eastern Eye
Location
Central Bath
Exquisite Indian cuisine in an impressive Georgian interior.
The Salamander
Location
Central Bath
It’s small, it’s snug but it’s oh so special! The Salamander is great city-centre pub serving good food and a fine choice of beers from Bath Ales and beyond.
Neatly tucked away just off Queen Square in the heart of Georgian Bath, the site was...
.jpg)
.jpg)