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Our guide to Bath's best restaurants and cafés

Flute Seafood Café & Bar

Flute Seafood Café and Bar is the new all-day cosy hangout spot tucked snugly into the centre of Bath’s popular George Street. Flute is all about keeping things fresh, fun, and delicious, and serves fabulous breakfasts, exciting cocktails, a large selection of sparkling wines, and the best seafood the city has to offer. Whether you’re...

Green Park Brasserie

One not to miss. Enjoy live music and fantastic food at one of Bath’s most popular independent restaurants, Green Park Brasserie. You’ll find locals and visitors alike taking in the atmosphere seven days a week in the former ticket hall of old Green Park Station. With a casual dining feel in a well curated room,...

Hudson Steakhouse

Hudson Steakhouse has been serving the people of Bath the best steaks for over a decade, offering its diners prime dry-aged steaks, starters with a fusion influence and classic dishes, all served in a sympathetic conversion of a once-notorious Victorian pub. Owner Richard Fenton took on this run-down building and has created a destination that...

La Terra Restaurant

La Terra is an independent restaurant in the heart of Bath, run by business partners Vito and Alessandro serving up Italian cooking with a modern approach. Using local and fresh produce, the menu reflects the seasons and highlights many different aspects of Italian dining and is complemented by an extensive wine list covering all regions...

Le Chef Privé

Since retiring from the well-loved restaurant Casanis, chef Laurent Couvreur offers personal services for special occasions. From cheffing on board Northabout in the Arctic for adventurer David Hempleman-Adams to recreating favourite restaurant dishes in local homes, Laurent uses wonderful local produce to recreate his southern French style of cooking with a twist. Le Chef Privé...

Mint Room

Described by The Michelin Guide as ‘a smart, spacious restaurant with a distinctly modern, glitzy style,’ Mint Room provides daringly different, high-end dishes, made with first rate British ingredients. Founded by Luthfur Rahman in 2011, the restaurant’s menu places emphasis on distinctive, adventurous dishes inspired by traditional and modern Indian cuisine – from the rich...

Montagu’s Mews at the Royal Crescent Hotel

Fresh, local ingredients, inspired style and flawless service. Somewhere to relax and enjoy special moments that become lasting memories. Montagu’s Mews boasts a glamourous bar and a stylishly snug and relaxed restaurant; offering a menu that has a strong focus on locally sourced ingredients. Head chef Martin Blake and his kitchen team serve carefully curated...

No.15 by GuestHouse, Bath

If you‘re feeling peckish, then head to the easy-going elegance of No.15 by GuestHouse, Bath where you’ll find the seasonal menu of small plates featuring beautifully refined and contemporary British fare – such as, Old Spot Bath Chaps, wholesome Stokes Marsh Farm dry-aged steak sandwiches and for an avant-garde sweet option, do try the white-pannacotta...

Noya’s Kitchen

Noya’s Kitchen serves up delicious Vietnamese home cooking in a stylish and beautiful Grade II listed building in central Bath. Voted one of the UK’s Top 5 Independent Restaurants by Gousto in 2021, and judged Bath’s Best Restaurant in 2022, advance bookings at weekends are essential! Vietnamese food lovers can enjoy delicious dishes like Pho,...

Peking Restaurant

Since opening in 1985, this family-run, independent restaurant is the number-one choice for local, authentic Chinese food. The master chef has created an extensive menu of fresh, healthy and innovative dishes selected from Cantonese, Szechuan and Peking cuisines, using local ingredients wherever possible. As well as the traditional flavours of sweet and sour, ginger and...

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