Went to Garricks twice today in Bath. Lunch and dinner.. for lunch we had the shared seafood…read moreplatter with skinny fries and curry sauce. For dinner I had the crispy pork belly Sunday roast. Mrs had the beef Sunday roast. Service was great both times. Food was fresh and hot. When in Bath this is a good spot to eat.

Our first night in Bath and we were looking for a pub experience. We had read about Garrick's Head…read moreand gave it a try. They have several local ales on tap and some "Real Ale" cask conditioned for a traditional experience. Sadly, there was no roast beef when we arrived so we'll have to wait for the classic Sunday roast. Steak and ale pie, and a butternut squash pie were good substitutes. This is a popular spot, especially for outdoor seating. We sat inside in a cozy dining room but if the weather is dry outdoors is a nice option. Our first night in Bath and we were looking for a pub experience. We had read about Garrick's Head and gave it a try. They have several local ales on tap and some "Real Ale" cask conditioned for a traditional experience. Sadly, there was no roast beef when we arrived so we'll have to wait for the classic Sunday roast. Steak and ale pie, and a butternut squash pie were good substitutes. This is a popular spot, especially for outdoor seating. We sat inside in a cozy dining room but if the weather is dry outdoors is a nice option.

Found this place wandering around looking for breakfast. The place next door was having a full rave…read moreat 8am but this place is calm and serene. The decoration is eclectic and pretty. The service was good and the food was delicious. We will be in the area again soon and are definitely planning on eating here again.

Very decent British restaurant in the heart of Bath. Food was freshly prepared and the service was…read moretop-notch. Their breakfast is the best in Bath.

The Chapter House is a beautiful historic pub and hotel with original features dating back 500…read moreyears. A spirited 15/20 minute walk from the train station will allow you the opportunity to soak in the local bucolic vistas. The Chapter House is close to the city centre, but on a quiet road and a stone's throw from the Salisbury Cathedral. The in-house restaurant delivers delicious, no fuss, home style meals. I think I had the best rib-eye of my life at The Chapter House and I've had steak in Texas! The complimentary breakfast was also delicious and well presented. The staff go above and beyond to look after guests and instantly made me feel welcomed.

Great service great food would definitely. I had the best hamburger there that I've had in all of…read moreEngland.

The food here is outstanding! We had the goat cheese and tomato appetiser, my husband had the…read moreovernight cooked lamb which melted in your mouth with fab dauphene potatoes. I had the roast chicken with the risotto and it was amazing as well. 10/10 experience. The service was excellent as well. Thanks to the Gainsborough hotel to recommending this to two bumbling Americans.

Hands down the best meal I had in England! Every dish was bursting with fresh, local ingredients,…read moreand the flavors were incredible. We showed up about 30 minutes before closing (absolutely starving), and despite the late hour, they graciously accommodated us without making us feel rushed. The appetizer special--local sliced tomatoes with goat cheese, basil, and candied walnuts--was so good I scraped the plate clean. Seriously, we loved every bite! For my entrée, I had the Roasted Cotswold Chicken Breast, and it was cooked to perfection, juicy and flavorful. If you're in Bath, don't skip Clayton's Kitchen. The Mediterranean and modern French-inspired dishes will leave you wanting more!

What a relaxing spot for a pub lunch. While exploring Bath for the day, we were taken to the…read moreCrystal Palace for food and drinks. The environment was nice and the food was decent! The pub is unassuming on the outside but nice inside. There are two sections those for indoor dining and those wanting to sit outdoors or hang by the bar, we chose the latter. Outside is wonderful with a nice patio, plants, and plenty of shade. With the warm weather, this was a popular spot for folks. Service was friendly but limited. You order and pay for your food and drinks at the bar, they bring it out to you and that's it. I had a Lemon Chicken Pesto Sandwich. It was fine but nothing spectacular. I wish there was more filling to the sandwich, it was very bready. The fries (chips) were crispy and soft. My group enjoyed their meals as well and they looked good. Bath has lots of eateries and shops. If you're going to the Roman Baths or are in the main area, Crystal Palace is a nice spot to stop in for a bite or drink. They're located off Abbey Green near the courtyard.

Omg yum all. It's so satisfying to smell the really good aroma of fine cooked food in the air…read morebefore you even eat and then you see this platter arrive at your table full of perfect french fries with a whole fish laying across the top of it. It was heaven on earth. Then I got to eat it and realized that it truly was everything that I've heard it is For perfection.. It was so much fun eating here with my family and having all these wonderful dishes available it was something I would look forward to coming back to anytime. Totally worth the money.

Sat out on the terrace, it was very nice. Food was tasty, and our server was very nice.read more

This restaurant is conveniently located at the start of touristy street that leads to the Roman…read moreBath Spa and Abbey. It's just across the street from Bath Railway Station. We were exhausted after a day's walking and touring Bath this place was perfect to rest up and eat dinner before heading back to London. I love the ambient, very cozy indeed. Staff was friendly too. We ordered the Slow-Cooked Ox Cheek Pasta Ragu, Thai Steamed Seabass, and Panko-Crusted Fish and Chips. The ox cheek pasta was so good that my son ordered a second. Seabass was good too with lightly flavored cream sauce. My husband said the fish and chips were too salty and just ok. We later heard from our tour guide that never order fish and chips at a restaurant, do it at fish & chips shop. oh well, we're stupid tourist. All-in-all, it was good food, comfortable seating, low lighting and low noise. we needed that relaxation atmosphere at the end of a long day.

We came here and the restaurant id beautiful, no matter where you sit it's gorgeous…read more They were very accommodating and sat us early. They have a nice menu- a few random things but those random things are incredible. The fried beef bao bun was AMAZING and I'd go back for 100 of those alone. The roast however was beyond disappointing. Tough bland and frankly gross. Would not recommend- it seems that was the common consensus by fellow diners sitting near us. I'll definitely be back for the buns.

Very nice homey atmosphere, typical of the area, the food was spot on for what one would expect…read morefrom British food. I had the beef pie which was very tasty, accompanied with mashed potatoes and a sautéed char greens and a side salad. For desert I had to have the warm toffee pudding with vanilla ice cream....delicious. This place is well worth exploring.

I always find myself at Hall & Woodhouse when I'm in Bath. It's hard not to: the location in city…read morecentre is great, the interior is super spacious and offers a variety of seating options (I've never had a problem finding getting a spot for a midday, midweek pint and order of chips), the decor is charming (think: treehouse, traditional old English pub, and antiques store vibes), and the rooftop bar on a sunny day can't be missed (and, I'm pretty sure it's open all day). My exchange with the staff recently has been super limited: I walk in, ask if I can go to the rooftop, they tell me I have to order at the bar, I ask for G&T (single, sometimes a double), they hand me a balloon glass with the gin in it and a mini bottle of tonic, I make my own way to the rooftop, I enjoy my drink for as long as I like. I like this transaction. The rooftop bar though? IT NEEDS SOME LOVE. There's seagull poop everywhere, the tables themselves are always dirty with trash, there's a layer of grime on absolutely everything, I'm not sure where all the greenery/plants have gone to (probably booted to make more space for chairs)... it's just super rundown, which is such a shock when you see how nice the restaurant itself is. There's a real "Instagram Vs Reality" thing happening here when you see photos on their website than experience it yourself. Other things to note: 1. H&W doesn't take bookings for the rooftop, it's walk-ins only! 2. They are a dog friendly restaurant! 3. It seems they've recently leaned into offering more gluten-free options! 4. Some vegan options available: sweet potato falafel, a cauliflower salad, a curry, a burger.

As a tourist I try to avoid chain restaurants, especially all the American ones, since I'm, well,…read morean American! I didn't realize Hall & Woodhouse was a British chain restaurant until it was too late...but no problem! Staff was friendly enough for a pub, the modern yet retro ambience was clean, colorful, and amusing. £18 Sunday Roast with Roast Beef...pretty good overall! The slices of roast beef were tender, meaty, and tasty, just a bit on the chewier side. British Beef has never been quite as tender as American Beef. The roasted potatoes were wonderfully hot and crispy, and roasted veg just find, as well as the Yorkshire pudding. £17 The H&W Smokie Fish Pie...chunks of smoked white fish, classic béchamel sauce, cheesy crushed new potato top, mixed leaf salad...pretty good overall! £8 Sticky Toffee Pudding...sticky, buttery, gooey, and oh so good! Just as good as the independent pubs and restaurants!