Yes, I recommend this place for your lunch, without question. Everything is fresh as a daisy,…read morethey'll make special orders for you at the drop of a hat and they do an excellent delivery service for local businesses wanting a bulk order to make the kill-me-soon afternoon meeting at least slightly palatable. I particularly love the prawn mayonnaise baguette, which is particularly creamy and delicious. The prices are fairly reasonable, too, considering the quality of food they deliver. What's more, the staff are always friendly and courteous. Check it out.

Best pizza in Bath. I've tried all of the others, but I keep coming back to this one. There's a…read moregood selection of toppings, good price, nice place to sit outside.Definitely give it a try.

From the owner: Fresh, local, bespoke. Pizza meets the Bath Farmers' Market…read more Working closely with Bath and Somerset's Farmers, Bath Pizza Co have created a menu inspired by the local producers around the city. A 5 minute walk from Bath's city centre, the Roman Baths and the Bath Abbey, Bath Pizza Company are the sister company of the Green Park Brasserie.

Interesting food reasonably priced. Tried a green curry and a South African dish made with…read moreMalaysian spices. Small place but good-sized portions Worth a try for something different.

This is a tiny deli crossed with a tea room run by a couple as their retirement project…read more Delightful, friendly atmosphere coupled with some of the very best bacon and sausage rolls I have ever had. Simple honest, top quality ingredients, cooked by someone who loves what they do. My only concern would be that seating just 15-18 people at a time means once this little gem gets out, it will be impossible to get a table. The menus are on the walls, all around you, which is a bit weird when 'mom' arrives at the table and asks what you would like 'pop' to make you for breakfast. I didn't even realise full-English was an option until after ordering. Never mind, something to look forward to when I return...hopefully soon!

Whyyyyyy are the reviews for this Waitrose so negative (... granted I left a three star many years…read moreago, but the general global grocery experience has changed dramatically since then). I actually love this Waitrose! It really is my go to every time I'm in the city. Yes, it's ALWAYS busy. But, it's also extremely conveniently located, has free bathrooms (which, admittedly, there is often a queue for), and has - in my experience - been pretty well stocked despite the crowds. Maybe not so much an hour before closing, but I can get all the essentials I need: fresh fruit! bags of ice! basic medicines! many delicious alcoholic beverages! an impressive variety of Free From products! ceramic mugs to drink Cava from in the park! I wish their triangle sandwich selection was as impressive as M&S, but overall this is a near daily stop for me when in Bath.

In a city like Bath (posh and a bit pretentious) you won't be surprised to hear that Waitrose is…read morethe supermarket of choice. This branch can be found in The Podium shopping centre and is extremely popular, so be prepared to queue for your goods! Even though the store itself is relatively big, the isles are quite narrow and difficult to navigate, especially if you have a trolley. The varieties of foods they sell aren't quite as extensive as other Waitrose shops which can be disappointing. But the staff are always polite and willing to help if you can't find a particular item. For a similar price, I prefer to shop at Marks and Spencer's on the high street where the queues are shorter and the food is more interesting.

Nice little deli that sells food for sit-in and take-away, as well as other packed products. Lots…read moreof organic and local ingredients, unfortunately no organic meet. I had a sandwich that was very good. For those who want a responsibly produced lunch, this is the place to go to.

Eat5Star is one of the newest coffee shops to open in Bath and can be found in the heart of the…read morecity on Kingsmead Square. It's a daring place to set up shop as it's surrounded by fierce competition in the form of The Jazz Cafe and The Boston Tea Party. But this tiny cafe has done well to make a name for itself by serving delicious coffees and teas as well as tasty lunches and sweet treats. It's not the cheapest place to get yourself a caffeine fix, as a small cappuccino (and I mean SMALL) will set you back around £2, but are certainly paying for quality. For me, even though the service is fast and friendly, it's too intimate to want to eat lunch in there, but I love popping by to grab a takeaway beverage. And if you're lucky you'll walk out for with a free sample of one of their cakes to make you want to go back for more.

From the owner: Leading Business caterer in Bath supplying business breakfasts and lunches. Top 10 for coffee in…read morethe South West. Eat in or Takeaway. Free Delivery to offices.

Best sandwiches in Bath! Actually probably some of the best sandwiches I have ever had! Best to go…read moreearly as they sell out of sandwiches quickly, they also do coffee, small amount of soft drinks and a hot meal everyday. The best sandwich is the bean burger and chutney or the brie one. They also do catering which is excellent quality. It is great value for money too!

I know it's a restaurant chain, but The Botanist makes me smile. Every time we come here:…read more1) We eat REALLY well! (... and somehow wish we'd ordered more despite being pleasantly full) 2) We get lost going to the bathroom (... and get reprimanded by the staff) It's become our thing, really. I'll echo some of what I said in my previous review: The Botanist in Bath offers a beautiful, minimalist, plant-heavy, environment. We've always sat on the second-floor mezzanine underneath the incredibly high-vaulted ceiling. Because of this cavernous space, the acoustics can be a bit all-over-the-place especially when it's packed and they've got live music going! Any iteration of their menu offers many gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options. We particularly enjoy: + the Rhubarb & Sage Spritz (if you like gin and tonics, this isn't to be missed; it's slightly fruity [without being sweet] and herbaceous [without being herbal, if that makes sense]) + the Vegan Board: There's SO. MUCH. GOING. ON. HERE. Definitely something for everyone, but the stand-outs for us continue to be the incredibly satisfying Bang Bang Cauliflower (which have a crunchy exterior and pillowy soft inside), the Giant Couscous salad (which somehow feels so light in comparison to other things on the board), the Houmous (so creamy, so flavorful; you're going to have a hard time wanting to share this!), and the Crispy Mushrooms (which are fried in a light polenta coating and come with a truffle/mustard mayo dip; it's okay that you love the dip more than you love the mushrooms - you can order more of it!). ^ you can order all of these things individually too! + [if they have them] the Sweet Chili Fries: perfectly golden-fried and topped with a sticky sweet and spicy sauce, coriander, and spring onions? Moreish! Get some to share even if you think you've already ordered too much food. + the Banoffee Sundae: made with caramelized banana, plant-based vanilla ice cream, Biscoff chocolate sauce and cookie crumb, it's absolutely indulgent and a little phallic looking. It's a reliable spot for shareable food with friends in a beautiful atmosphere. What more could you want?

For a UK chain, this restaurant has delightful charm with lots of plants and open airiness that…read morelive up to the name. The food was mostly good. The fish and chips and baked camembert were fantastic. The "chips" were well crisped and came out hot. The fish was delicate, flaky and tasty and the tartar sauce balanced and filled with herbs and pickles. The chicken katsu was dry and over cooked; it looks good but isn't worth it. The fried onion (think blooming onion if you're an American) was pretty good but nothing unique. The drink menu is extensive. They are well made and the bartenders can steer you towards what you'll probably enjoy most. I did think they tended to be a bit light on the alcohol, but hey, it's the UK! Overall enjoyable and would recommend - especially if I'm the hunt for good fish and chips or baked cheese!

Our tour guide, recommended this place and I am so happy we ate here. The ambience was pretty cool…read moreand right off the main street in Bath. It was pretty busy when we got there but luckily our group was small, three of us. We were seated on the 2nd floor which was pretty roomy and a bit warm but then again, we are in a pizzeria. I ended up ordering the La Bella Vita pizza which had mozzarella, pepperoni sausage, Italian salame, torn chicken breast, and bacon. It was delicious and the cheese was perfect and not too cheesy. The sauce on the pizza had a great taste that put it over the top, amazing. I paired it well with my Aperol Spritz and took in the views while eating. Our waitress was great and recommended some must see locations while we were in town. She was great. If I ever come back to Bath, I will definitely stop by again because there were some other menu items that caught my eye and plus, the service was great.

The jerk with the beard in front is rude and pretentious. You have to spend 15 pound per person to…read moresit in their shabby pizzeria. Go else where save your money . If you go down the street there is much better cafes in the shade . Don't give your money to these rude people . I hope this crappy pizzeria closes down !!