Step into the colourful world of Comptoir Libanais, where the food is as vibrant as the interiors. Enjoy an exciting mix of Lebanese mezze, grilled meats, wraps, tagines and fattet, all washed down with some refreshing cocktails or a glass of its homemade lemonade.

Known around the country for its happy hour cocktails and glamourous interiors, Slug and Lettuce is also a sure bet when it comes to the best lunch in Bath. Whether you're here for some grub, a few alfresco drinks or a bottomless brunch, this restaurant has got you covered.

It's not just for parties... You may know Revolution as a late-night spot that serves fruity cocktails, but you'd be missing out if you didn't come here during the day. What'll you find? Fun vibes, international wallet-friendly bites and one hell of a bottomless brunch.

The Botanist in Bath is a top choice if you're after mouthwatering plates with gorgeous surrounds. Head into its octagon-shaped space for a plethora of eats, including pan-fried sea bass or a succulent ribeye steak served alongside a droolworthy truffle béarnaise sauce.

From brunch through to dinner, Square Grill House & Piano Bar is a great choice for a meal. Not only is there a stunning indoor space and an alfresco area with views of the Abbey, but also live music on Friday and Saturday evenings.

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An eatery for all seasons, Walcot House takes you from day to night with its cool combination of cafe, restaurant and club. Whether it's a relaxing brunch or a few slices of pizza while enjoying sultry live piano music, it's popular among everyone.

Robun is bringing the flavours of Japan to Bath in the form of its stunning restaurant on George Street. It's decked out with authentic decorations, from wall art to back-lit panelling over two floors. On the lower level resides the main dining area, but head up the stairs and you'll find Bath Karaoke. On the menu, expect to tuck into small plates like chicken karaage, popcorn shrimp and sushi platters, plus the chef's signature dishes are eye-catching too, such as bluefin tuna tartare and wagyu beef tataki.

The Huntsman is a classic British boozer in the hub of all the action. Head here for your fix of delicious seasonal plates, made with only the freshest local produce, complemented by an excellent array of craft beers and a well-curated wine list. Need we say more?

After restaurants in Bath city centre? Boater is combining riverside scenes with oh-so-tasty pub grub. Whether you fancy dining in the cosy indoor space, or opting for some alfresco moments with friends in the spacious beer garden, this boozer won't fail to disappoint.

Burgers, pies and salads are all on the pass at The Cork. This fun city centre spot has got everything from vegan bites to freshly poured beers. Plus, it also screens big sports fixtures, so you don't have to miss out on game day while enjoying some tasty eats.

If you worship at the alter of ciders and slices, then you need to get yourself over to Kingsmead Square. Situated right next to the Theatre Royal, The Bath Stable is an undeniable top choice for those who are looking to fill up on sourdough pizza or ice-cold pints.

Enjoy a gorgeous meal at Thaikhun, located in Bath's Southgate Shopping Centre. Step out of the bustling city and get transported to Thailand with authentic, fragrant dishes as well as twists on classics. Expect to find your favourite curry on the menu, plus palm sugar beef jerky with Sriracha dipping sauce, spring rolls and fish cakes.

Home to a crackin' beer garden, The Brew House kitchen is the perfect hangout for the warm summer months. This charming pub cooks up a whole host of hearty fare, including BBQ chicken wings, vegan burgers and pomegranate-topped halloumi chips, as well as homemade pints.

You can always rely on Browns Brasserie & Bar for quintessential British fare in a gorgeous setting. Housed within a former magistrate's court, this city centre haunt is ideal for those seeking romantic meals with beau. Think afternoon tea with flowing bubbly and fancy evening feasts.

When it comes to South American food in our city? Edesia Restaurant is right up there. This stunning destination is decked out in cool wooden panelling, exposed brick, foliage and colourful, abstract booths. Expect to munch everything from unique bottomless brunches to tacos, empanadas, ceviche and slow-cooked meats.

For those of you after a Thai restaurant in Bath, make your way to Thai Balcony in the heart of the city centre. Choose from a delicious variety of noodles or tempura-style prawns on its terrace or indoor space. Vegan? No need to worry, as there are also plant-based options.

A four-floor food emporium with a sleek roof terrace, Hall & Woodhouse is delivering award-winning ales alongside gourmet fare. Come to this former auctioneer to enjoy stunning seafood, meat and veggie dishes, as well as its fabulous selection of lip-smacking bevvies.

Graze Bar & Chophouse is a haven for those seeking steak restaurants in Bath. Located just a stone's throw away from the station, this chic haunt is home to a sun-soaked rooftop terrace and a menu that caters to a range of foodies, from fish fans to vegetarians.

If you're looking for fine dining in Bath, then why go to The Mint Room for some top-notch Indian grub? Enjoy dining in its indoor space with family, or head to the sleek rooftop terrace to tuck into an innovative menu of flavourful eats while enjoying your date's company.

Touting a fabulous range of meze sharing plates, it's no wonder why Opa is our favourite Greek restaurant in Bath. Sink your teeth into its juicy calamari or opt for a seafood risotto in its gorgeous dining space. Special occasion? Book out one of its chic private rooms.

While a fantastic hotel in its own right, Apex City of Bath is also home to The Orange Artichoke Restaurant. Here, you can tuck into a delicious feast of first-class steaks and fish, accompanied by incredible wines, in its stylish dining space or outdoor terrace.

After an Italian restaurant in Bath? Sotto Sotto is sure to impress. Nestled below the North parade, this cute eatery champions regional wines alongside an authentic menu of dishes. Think linguine con gamberi with king prawns and sun-dried tomatoes or a traditional tiramisu.

The Circus restaurant, Bath is something of a landmark with locals and tourists alike. It may look like little more than a cosy cafe, but this enchanting spot has gained a name for its European eats and darling decor. Thirsty? Sip on sparkling wines sourced from around the world.

If you're searching for a Michelin star eatery, then make your way to The Olive Tree. This stunning eatery offers up a range of grub, including six and nine-course set menus, with options from Cornish turbot to Wiltshire lamb leg, as well as a sophisticated selection of wine.