The bartender was really nice-she chatted a bit about the area and responded to my request for a…read morelocal beer.

Visiting Bath for a couple days and stepped in here for a pint to cap the day of sightseeing. Local…read morefolk were welcoming, and we had an interesting chat. I'm thankful for this Yelp app and our reviews which is very helpful in finding great spots we might miss otherwise.

Visited here last night for our work Christmas party, I must say it was a pleasant change from the…read moreusual Xmas party with very samey food followed by an awful disco. At £22 for 3 courses it's pretty good value, we all preordered and prepaid for our meals. I had the parfait (pate) to start which came with thin crispy crackers and a sweet chutney, it was nice but there weren't enough crackers for the amount of parfait, having said that my plate was cleared. Main course- There was a hot service trolley so when we were called we went up and told the man what we had ordered, he ticked it off the list and the waitress then served the meat/ fish/ veggie option and you help your self to the trimmings including pigs in blankets, stuffing balls and veg. I had the beef bourguignon, which came with onion rings, the dish was nice it had a really tasty sauce but the meet was a little tough, the onion rings were cracking though! I had the cheese board for dessert, it was ok, came with 3 cheeses and a few crackers with onion chutney and celery. My friend chose the Christmas Eton mess and we were all surprised with the tiny portion, it was really nice but you expect more. There was one rather big error, one of my colleagues is vegan, his nut roast disappeared. Despite preordering and ticking off at the service trolley they managed to lose his nut roast. He waited and waited and at one point I believe it was suggested by staff that someone else must have had it by mistake (I think we'd notice if we had two mains, especially if one was nut roast and the waitress was serving the main dish) Any how after a rather lengthy wait he opted for a plate of veg instead, I'm not sure if he eventually got the nut roast, Not the end of the world but not such great value. On the whole the staff were friendly, theres parking out back and the pub itself is nicely decorated. But due to the very average food and the nut roast saga it's only a 3 from me!

Ok, I'm staying in Bath for three months and one of the guys I'm traveling with told us about…read moreRobert Burns night here. This is my very first English pub and I loved this place. It's a larger pub than I would have expected and they serve wonderful food. I got chicken breast stuffed with stilton wrapped in some form of bacon-like meat with roasted potatoes.....mmmmmm And I had my very first beer at my very first pub. The gentleman at the bar was kind enough to give me a rather large sample of it before I ordered and I got the Caledonian IPA. Loved the atmosphere, the staff was friendly, and everything was tasty. I'm for it.

Local spot for pints and music. This is where the locals go for pints. Many are getting closed…read moredown, a problem in Bath and being replaced by touristy cocktail bars. This place has all the love of classic dive bars if that is your scene. Good music and friendly faces. Interesting fact -- the owner was going to sell it but the locals really wanted to hold on to it. He offered it to them if they could take up a collection and buy it -- and they did! Peter Gabriel is also one of the co-owners.

My husband and I went for beers today. There was a good assortment of choices. My review is…read moremainly for the gracious hospitality of the bar keepers. They were so friendly and spent lots of time with us making suggestions for the visiting the area. Thank you so much!

Very good all day brunch very good burgers. The service could be considered a bit rough though…read moreconsidering all the teenagers who obviously dont want to be there, there. And they do play the music very loud so the Ambiance can be a bit loud when you first get in but you get used to it

I'm a big fan of this place. It's a little pricey, but it's a got a great vibe and adds a touch of…read moremuch needed class to Moorland Road. It used to be a bike shop, hence the name, but you'd never believe it once you step inside. Cosy and warm, you'll find a number of oak tables (some are massive and great for large groups) all adorned with candles and bowls of sugar cubes. The food is excellent - I particularly recommend their Eggs Benedict for breakfast - and they also do a range of delicious and healthy fruit smoothies - perfect for the morning after the night before. There's also a selection of books and games available - I've spent many a night in there battling it out at Trivial Pursuit - so there's always something to do, even if the conversation dries up. Great.

A real old fashioned pub has a bit of a male feel but Kelvin makes everyone welcome. Great pub for…read morean early or very late drink the bus pass club arrives at 10.30! Penny will serve cool drinks even at that time! Give it time to grow on you.

From the owner: Traditional English Public House Offering Bed And Breakfast!read more

What a find. We happened to be staying at an Airbnb up the hill and thanks to Yelp we chose this…read moreplace for dinner on a Wednesday night. Despite the inauspicious location on an industrial end of a street, this place is great. Completely off the beaten track from the tourist circuit, locals fill the place and on the dome evening we were there, live on the patio as walkers and cyclists pass by. Service was slow because they were understaffed but those working were doing the best they could with good attitudes. I'd .you sit on the patio, you order at the bar. Food was better than usual pub fare while still offering the requisite fish and chips. I had the falafel burger and my friend that the fish and chips. I would highly recommend for atmosphere inside and out, especially when the weather ia good.

Great food, great space. I highly recommend the Sunday brunch before 11. Nice and quiet and plenty…read moreof seating. Does get busy on a Sunday lunch as it's superb so book ahead or get there early!

Busy on a Saturday afternoon. Family friendly pub with local beer. They have lots of board games,…read moreand they serve local bath beer. They also serve the most amazing tasting spicy nuts!

Solid food options, with a lot of typical pub fare. They had a take on Beef Wellington (look it up…read moreif you don't know) that didn't have beef, but like 3 kinds of vegetables. So that's good if you're vegetarian. Service was awesome, just like any pub, order at the bar, and they'll run a tab for you if you're going to order more beers or dessert. They bring the food to your table. Bath Ales owns this pub, so their beers are the mainstay. There was also Budvar (the original Budwesier - SOLID CHOICE) and a couple of others. I was mostly interested in the local cask ales though, and the fall seasonal, Wild Hare, was an excellent choice. I didn't see it until I was paying, but they also had a 7.3% beer (which was likely the highest ABV I saw all week) which I think was their "Double Gem", Gem being their amber ale. The Dark Side stout was also nicely done.

Fabulous place in Bath UK. The place is old s hook but in all the right ways! The food is to die…read morefor. The Sheppards pies are crazy good. The service here was outstanding as well. If you're in Bath or Bristol you need to stop in!

A great pub in the heart of Bath, filled with great people and wonderful staff! I loved their…read moreadorable icon of the Raven taking stroll. The 3 story pub has lovely, warm, very British ambience. The Raven's food has a strong focus on hot pies, with a nice selection including Steak N Ale, Venison, Chicken, Beef N Cheese, Jackfruit, and Mushroom. My venison pie was delicious! The gamey meat was tender and succulent. I accidently ate into my wife's jackfruit pie...it was so good that I mistakenly thought it was my venison pie! £20 for any hot pie 'LOADED' which came with chips or Mash, plus heaps of roast vegetables and seasonal greens. It'll fill you up, and deliciously! Side Story: they accidently gave my wife a Chicken Pie instead of the Jackfruit Pie. The staff was so overwhelming apologetic about the error, and they refunded our ENTIRE bill! We said a small discount or just her pie being comped would've been more than fine, but they insisted on refunding the entire amount.

Located nearby the Oldfield Park train station on the Lower Bristol Road, the Royal Oak is the…read moreperfect place to go if you fancy a bit of Ye Olde-style drinking - you'll find loads of local ales and ciders and a friendly crowd in this old English pub. On Wednesday nights they have a folk-jam session, where anyone can turn up and join in. Locals turn up with fiddles, bodhrans, penny whistles and guitars meet to make sweet music into the night. It's a fantastic thing to experience, even if you're not musically inclined yourself. They also go all-out on Burns night, so if you're in the area at the time then I recommend heading to this place for the festivities.

Simon is one of the friendliest landlords and caters for us sports types with a special love of…read morerugby. Lots of screens on match days full up, great atmosphere football & rugby & Ryder Cup. Good pub food too I really do recommend it.

Great little pub with a nice location and good food. It is much better though in the summer as…read morethen you can use the garden and the children's play area. I only went for food with a few work colleagues and it was really tasty and good value for money. The staff are really friendly and helpful. If you are in the area I would say take a look.