Cool And Quirky Bars In Bath

A lively sports bar fronting cool, US-style decor, Belushi's is a great choice for fun nights out. Let your hair down over a few games of beer pong and some sharing cocktails with your pals, or swing by earlier to watch a nail-biting match while sinking refreshing beers.

Kitted out with kooky interiors that are sure to make your head turn, Slug and Lettuce is a cool Bath bar that always delivers. Whether you're looking for happy hour cocktails among friends, an alfresco bite to eat with your boo or a weekend bottomless brunch, you'll find it all here.

Inject a little cool 'n' quirky into your daytime or evening plans with Carousel Fun Kitchen. This tropical-themed drinking den has a unique outdoor space for alfresco fun, alongside brunch events every Saturday. Think bottomless booze, brekky eats and live entertainment.

Inject a little quirky into your life with The Botanist in Bath. Situated in a gorgeous octagon-shaped building, this hotspot is touting a fantastic range of brunch plates, and bespoke concoctions, alongside a roster of live entertainment that's bound to get you on your feet.

Boasting velvet-clad seating, modern decor and potted plants, Circo Cellar Bar is a great drinking destination. Enjoy sipping on signature cocktails such as espresso martinis and elderflower spritzes. Fab for intimate date nights and birthday bashes.

The sexiest of cool Bath cocktail bars, Raincheck is decked out with sultry dark tones and glittering hanging lights, making it the ideal backdrop for dates or an Instagrammable evening out with friends. Better yet, there's a house DJ and dancefloor when you want to take things up a notch.

Tapas Revolution transports you to sunnier climes with its huge jugs of sangria, cracking cocktails and chilled-out Spanish vibes. It really is the ideal spot for cosy date nights and long-awaited catch-ups with pals, thanks to its warm, intimate atmosphere, so jamon down when you can.

Walcot House is a brilliant, multi-purpose venue housed inside a former bakery, featuring a café, events space and restaurant. By day, it's used for fitness classes and lunchtime coffees, but once the sun goes down? This is one of the best bars in Bath for clubbers and performers.

Have a penchant for cider and cheesy slices? Then The Stable is the place for you, serving up a long list of West Country brews alongside a delicious menu of stone-baked pizzas. Plus, neon sign-doused interiors make this one of Bath's coolest bars. 

Ditch dull once and for all at Sub 13, an award-winning cocktail bar that you need to check out. Toting a pretty outdoor terrace, regular deals on G&Ts and an epic party basement, this nightlife gem has gained a name as one of the coolest places to drink in Bath.

A haven of Mediterranean munch and killer cocktails, Comptoir Libanais on New Ark street is mezze-merising. Pop along to gulp down classics-with-a-twist, like the rose and rum daiquiri and frozen vodka mixes. And the decor? Think baby pink walls, knick-knacks and hanging foliage.

Housed underneath Brunel Square's arches lies one of the quirkiest cocktail bars in Bath. Renowned around the country for its party tunes, bartop-dancing mixologists and mega drinks selection, Be At One is also perfect for after-work bevs, offering generous happy hour deals.

The Cork is one of those places that you have to visit. Not only does it boast a chilled-out pub decked out with cartoon prints and neon lights, but also subterranean vaulted booths and quirky events, like drag queen bingo and karaoke. Head along to sip a range of boozy beverages in fun surrounds.

A former auction house-turned-food and drink emporium, Hall & Woodhouse is a treat for the eyes and palate. Grab a table in one of its stylish spaces or out on the verdant rooftop terrace, and enjoy award-winning cask ales, beautiful cocktails and tasty food.

Quirky bars in Bath? Pop along to Opium, an iconic drinking spot in town, acclaimed for its lavish interiors and unusual cocktails. Set across a series of decadently themed rooms, the watering hole harks back to eras ranging from Renaissance through to Victorian.

With more than 230 types of mother's ruin on offer, The Canary Gin Bar is a must for lovers of all things juniper-based. As well as shaking up some of the city's best G&Ts, it lets you in on some of its booze-fuelled secrets, hosting masterclasses that will have you blending your own bottle.