This pub was so cute it had the best outdoor garden area to sit at in the evening. They had heaters…read moreyou could go under. The first night I went to the pub I got a terrible beer it tasted like it was from the bottom of the keg. But I gave it another chance the next evening and the bartender let me try a couple different beers and pick my favorite. He was really kind and helped match the flavor profile that I like in a beer. I had two and both were absolutely delicious the second night.

Went for lunch. Couldn't find a soul. Finally found a barmaid. No food. Manager was a prat, running…read morearound the pub with a phone in his ear. An altogether unpleasant experience. No need to return.

Stumbled upon a wonderful little pub that is community owned by 700 of the locals that often…read morefrequent the place. Much friendlier vibe than I've found at many of the other crowded areas in bath and cheaper prices if you venture just a bit out from the main city centre area.

Although it is definitely a tourist place, the portions are large and the food is solid. The…read moreservice was also friendly and prompt.

Cozy local pub with friendly staff offering a stellar selection of drinks on tap. We opted to sit…read moredownstairs , which was not as spacious as the upstairs, and thoroughly enjoyed our time. The burgers were cooked and seasoned to perfection as well as the chicken strips and chips. The steak was overcooked and lacked flavor, which was a disappointment, but overall it was a great experience.

Great little pub! The service was outstanding. The bartender was so friendly, caring and provided…read moreexpert service. Lots of different options on tap and I was especially impressed with their cider selection. They had an apple cider that was still (vs sparkling) and it was the first time I've ever heard of it. The only reason this isn't 5 stars is because two people got sandwiches (the fish fingers and tofu po boy) both commented on it lacking a little flavor and wanting more salt/sauce. This would be a 4.5 stars but Yelp doesn't do that so rounded down.

First bight in Bath found us at this pub as recommended by #RickSteves. This was a gem of a find!…read moreOrdered Guinness Stout Extra-Cold and Thatcher Gold Cider at the bar and took our drinks and sat in a bench next to a few regulars (5 days a week). The ambiance was great! Lots of folks talking and the "Regulars" started asking questions of the "out-of-Towners". Gave us an excellent recommendation of #TheScallopedShell to have dinner and to make reservations because it gets full (see review). This is quite the place to have a drink and enjoy the local ambiance!

Great place to grab a drink. Good selection of on tap beers and a fully stocked bar. Great…read moreatmosphere and great bartenders. Will be back.

When approaching Bedminster's West Street, The Albert Inn is the first of a number of public houses…read moreyou shall encounter along this street. With it's 'stand out' yellow paint adorning the pub's front it stands out amongst the busy crossroads and the jolly character also gracing it's front tempts you in. The Albert Inn boasts a very cosy bar area, a multi-functional function room upstairs and also quite refreshingly for the smokers among the pub's visitors, a nifty little beer garden to enjoy that nicotine hit. The only draw back is the pub's over 25s policy - hitting the student community of Bedminster and therefore maintaining a more relaxed environment for the pub's visitors.

I've been meaning to come here some evening for a Jazz night, I've been known to tap my toe to a…read morebit of jazz funk! Also now that I'm getting on in me ole age, I quite like the fact that it has an over 25s policy. The Albert Inn is a really attractive friendly looking pub from the outside, its sunshine yellow exterior draws you in. However get closer and the fruit machines send you away screaming! I really hate fruit machines in a pub and big screen TVs with Sky Sports. Just not my thing. However it did have a nice range of beer and friendly staff so I may just head back some fine evening to enjoy some jazz funk and enjoy the beer garden.

The long bar is... well as the name suggest's... long…read more Thier is a great feeling within the pub as it has lots of character and charm, possibly due to all the old advertising they have on the walls. Unfortunatley it seems that not much of the youth of Bristol have found this place, so if your a student you could be forgiven for thinking you've reduced the average age by half! The selection of ales and ciders is pretty impressive, and there are a couple of good booths to sit in and enjoy your drink. They also show live sports and the atmosphere is always good if there's a game on.

I strolled into Long Bar at the start of a cider crawl of Bristol (oh the joys), but thank goodness…read moreit wasn't the last stop on our tour, as we'd have been sorely disappointed. It's a teeny bit grimy and a wee bit scary - there's a super selection of ciders and perries but there's not too much more I can recommend. You have to fight to get into the place through a crowd of smokers and the snooker tables take up much-needed seating space. Good for an extremely swift pint before you head into town and certainly commendable for its local vibe and celebration of all things apple-y.

This is a sweet and tiny pub located in one of the small streets in Bath center. It is supposedly…read morethe smallest pub in Bath.

I had no idea that this was Bath's smallest pub when I frequented it, but that likely explains why…read moreI chose it. I love small, ambient, out-of-the-way places frequented by locals, and the Coeur De Lion fit the bill perfectly. Although we sat outside in the (unseasonably warm and sunny) April air, with a light breeze gusting through the rather narrow alleyway, my traveling companion and I became absorbed in the delicious flavors of our dishes, our engaging conversation, and the pleasant warmth of a perfect spring afternoon, tuning out the foot traffic (and most of the rest of the world) behind us. The best Shepherd's Pie I had the privilege to enjoy during my stay in the UK, and don't kid yourself, I ate a lot of Shepherd's Pie. Looking a bit like an over-sized, savory cupcake, resting on a nest of mashed potatoes and drizzled in gravy, I couldn't have been more satisfied with its crisp, flaky crust and tender, lean cuts of meat. The Coeur De Lion is small enough that you could blink and miss it, when walking by. Do yourself a favor, and keep your eyes open.

Got the chicken Sunday roast! Pretty expensive given the portion size…read more The chicken was tender and tasty, and I really liked the roast root vegetables. It was my first time having Yorkshire pudding. Was very surprised to discover it wasn't actually a pudding Watched the Arsenal v Chelsea match while eating which was a big plus!

Cute pub in the center of Bath ( England), stopped for light lunch after Saturday flea market…read morenearby ( the market was not impressive). Food was good ( stake, humus, not so much the shakshuka - eggs were overcooked on the top and the whites were running at the bottom , friendly service, smallish portions for the price . Solid 3