Affordable Restaurants: Cheap Eats In Bath

With dishes that they'd be proud to serve in the heart of Turkey, Cappadocia is doing this popular cuisine justice by championing hearty plates that are cooked and flavoured to a damn-good standard. 

The interiors are sophisticated yet relaxed – making things feel deluxe without the extravagant price tag. From mix-and-match meze platters to charcoal grilled meats and signature dishes like the lamb moussaka and chicken casserole, the chefs know how to make simple food delicious. And with such affordable dishes, we's advise spending your extra pounds on one of their lovely fresh cocktails. 

If you're searching for an affordable yet gorgeous spot in Bath, The Cosy Club delivers on style and flavour. Ascend the stairs to a cosy, eclectic emporium of Victorian luxe, where pump cushions, squidgy sofas, and graphic wallpaper set the scene for a relaxed but celebratory meal.

On the menu? Starters like halloumi and hot honey, or garlic and paprika prawns, followed by sticky Asian chicken salad, or a Thai green curry. Don't miss out on their burgers either.

The Bath Stable, nestled in the leafy Kingsmead Square, is just minutes away from the iconic Roman Baths and Thermae Spa. This joint is known for its delicious handcrafted sourdough pizzas such as the super spicy Hot Pepperoni and Burger On The Dancefloor featuring beef, streaky bacon, burger cheese, roasted onions and gherkins. Plus, it also boasts a great selection of West Country ciders and craft beers. With exposed brickwork, a stylish interior, and stunning artwork, it's the perfect place to relax, people-watch, and soak in the vibe, whether you choose to sit inside or out.

Spread over two floors with cosy booths and bar stools sprinkled all around, Juno is the go-to joint for city dwellers craving premium comfort food, great beers, and delicious cocktails. This industrial-style hangout combines a modern pub feel with a relaxed, buzzy vibe courtesy of top-notch playlists and two pool tables. With goodies such as crisp beers, boozy cocktails, quirky pizzas like the Rocketman topped with prosciutto and balsamic glaze drizzle, as well as juicy smash burgers like the Hot Honey on the menu, this hotspot is perfect for a lively night out.

New Ark Street bursts with colour and unique dining thanks to Comptoir Libanais, a Middle Eastern gem and one of the best affordable restaurants in Bath for lunch. Open all day, this eatery serves up authentic Lebanese cuisine in a souk-inspired setting, offering a quick tour of Middle Eastern flavours with homemade dips, hot mezze like lamb kibbeh and spiced chicken wings, hearty tagines, as well as much more on offer. Plus, the vibrant interiors of this joint feature embroidered bags, geometric tiles, and colourful metal chairs, making every visit a feast for the senses. 

Located in Bath's buzzing Southgate Shopping Centre, this family-run Thai spot is a real crowd-pleaser. Thaikhun (pronounced tycoon) boasts a funky street food vibe with handpicked bric-a-brac, tasty street eats, and Thai-inspired cocktails all around. Expect delicious grilled meats, noodles, curries, and more, all served with a side of fun. Highlights from their open kitchen include moo ping (grilled pork skewers), look chin gai (steamed and grilled chicken balls), larb salads with roasted rice, sea bass in banana leaves, and stir-fried morning glory with bean paste and bird's eye chillies.