Best Restaurants In Bath

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

A short walk from the city centre, The Beckford Bottle Shop offer an innovative menu of small plates alongside British cheese and charcuterie. Their crowning glory? An extensive wine list that comes out in full force at tasting events and supper clubs.

Stunning views and pub grub classics come together at this riverside watering hole. Add in the Boater's cosy interiors and spacious beer garden and you've got yourself a worthy contender in your hunt for places to eat in Bath.

An eatery for all seasons, this gorgeous spot on Walcot Street takes you from day to night with its combination of cafe, bar, restaurant and club. You can just as easily come here for a relaxing brunch as you can for a pizza with a side of live piano music. 

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Known around the country for its happy hour cocktails and glamourous interiors, Slug and Lettuce is a sure bet on the food front. Whether you're here for a quick lunchtime bite, a few alfresco drinks or a bottomless brunch with your pals, this Bath restaurant has got you covered.

One of Bath's best restaurants, Browns Brasserie & Bar is serving up quintessential British fare in a gorgeous setting. Housed within a former magistrate's court, the city centre haunt has got you covered from breakfast and cocktails to afternoon tea and evening feasts.

Bringing you traditional Spanish eats in abundance, Tapas Revolution is your one-stop shop for sharing vats of paella, tasty small bites and date night vibes. Plus, plentiful jugs of sangria are on hand to wash it all down.

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 of you looking to fill up on sourdough pizza and pints.

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

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, alongside an excellent array of craft beers and a well-curated wine list.

It's not just for parties... You may know Revolution for its late-night antics and 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.

Home to the best beer garden in Bath, this charming pub and restaurant has a delicious array of quality eats. The Brew House kitchen cooks up a whole host of BBQ chicken wings, vegan burgers and pomegranate-topped halloumi chips.

If you're looking for the best Italian restaurants in Bath, then chances are that you'll come across this hidden gem. Nestled below North parade, Sotto Sotto champions regional wines and an authentic menu of dishes.

A four-floor food emporium with a sleek roof terrace, Hall & Woodhouse is delivering award-winning ales and gourmet fare. Come to this former auctioneers and enjoy stunning seafood, meat and veggie dishes, as well as a few brews and cocktails.

One of the best restaurants in Bath, Framptons is a romantic brasserie sorting you out from morning until night. Hit it up at the weekend for a signature brunch and lunch dishes, or make it a date, complete with decadent cocktails.

A tiny neighbourhood spot with a massive personality, MeatBusters serves up some of the best burgers in Bath, for both size and flavour. From double-decker patties to jerk chicken chomps, their buns are a force to be reckoned with.

Graze Bar & Chophouse is a haven for steak lovers. Located just a stone's throw away from the station, this chic restaurant and bar has a sun-soaked rooftop terrace and also caters to fish fans and vegetarians.

The Circus is something of a landmark with locals and tourists alike. It may look like little more than a cafe and restaurant, but this enchanting spot has gained a name for its European plates and darling decor.

The city's only Michelin-starred restaurant, The Olive Tree is your answer to fine dining in Bath. Perfect for special occasions, a meal at this elegant Russel Street haunt is not likely to be forgotten anytime soon.

Wondering where to eat in Bath? The Mint Room has been voted as the country's best curry house, making it a no-brainer for meals out. Grab a table inside or on their sleek rooftop terrace and tuck into an innovative menu of flavourful dishes.