Eat · Bath
Where to eat in Bath
Independent places to eat in Bath, from The South West Guide. 14 entries, chosen for being good rather than for paying to be here.
Adventure Cafe Bar
Cafe by day, bar by night on George Street, open 10am to 3am with a proper cocktail list.
Alice Park Cafe
Community cafe in Alice Park with an oak-framed terrace, opened by a former DJ who missed the park's derelict tea chalet.
Bandook Indian Kitchen
Modern Indian street food from the team behind Mint Room, Bath's award-winning fine dining Indian restaurant.
Beckford Canteen
Modern British dining from the Beckford Group, set in a converted Georgian greenhouse on Bartlett Street.
Cafe au Lait
All-day brunch spot opposite Bath train station, billed as Bath's best in brunch.
Cafe Lucca
Mediterranean-leaning cafe inside The Loft concept shop in Bath's Antique Quarter, voted the city's best.
Casa de Tapas
Spanish tapas restaurant on York Street with an upstairs cocktail bar, open daily since 2021.
Chez Dominique
Modern French restaurant on Argyle Street led by Chris and Sarah, Good Food Guide listed.
Clayton's Kitchen
Family-run restaurant on George Street from Michelin-starred chef Robert Clayton, twelve years in.
Colonna and Small's
Specialty coffeehouse on Chapel Row since 2009, internationally known for a menu built around origin over house blend.
Sotto Sotto
Italian restaurant in a vaulted stone cellar on North Parade, twice named Bath's best Italian.
Susmita's
Restaurant on Lower Bristol Road serving Odisha-style Indian cuisine, rarely found in typical Indian restaurants.
Thai Balcony
Thai restaurant at Seven Dials serving Northern Thai specialities like khao soi, opened 2024.
The Bathwick Boatman
Riverside restaurant in a former rowing clubhouse on the Avon, run by Rosy and Ben.
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