Bath
Bath is a historic Roman and Georgian spa city. It is famous for its hot springs, Roman period baths, Medieval heritage and stately Georgian architecture. Bath has been double UNESCO-listed as a World Heritage Site, both in its own right (in 1987) and as one of 11 "Great Spa Towns of Europe" (in 2021). Set in the rolling Somerset countryside on the southern edge of the Cotswolds, Bath (with a population around 90,000) offers a diverse range of attractions for its 4.4 million visitors each year: restaurants, theatres, cinemas, pubs and nightclubs, along with interesting museums, and a wide range of guided tours. It is also a university city.
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Ben's Cookies
Popular with young locals, not exactly cheap but definitely worth it for a wide selection of melt-in-the-mouth cookies.
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Boston Tea Party
Bustling little cafe with great sandwiches and what is possibly the best coffee in Bath. It can be difficult to get somewhere to sit.
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Browns
One of a reliable chain of middle-market restaurants with branches in many of the most attractive towns in southern England including Bristol, Cambridge, Oxford, and Windsor.
£20-35
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Fudge Kitchen
Some of the best fudge you'll eat, and a discount for school children. Watch the different fudge flavours being made and then try a piece before you buy. You certainly won't regret going in there. The shop also caters for special occasions like weddings and offers a range of gifts.
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La Baguette
A popular sandwich shop on Stall Street, a minute walk from the Abbey. Sandwiches are handmade using crunchy baguettes usually for cheaper than a convenience store sandwich.
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Mission Burrito
Based on a Californian franchise, it offers much more flavour than the usual foreign attempts at Mexican.
10AM-10PM
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Mr. D's
A small McDonald's-like burger stand, whose burgers and shakes are quite like how they used to taste in the 1960s.
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Raphael
Reinvented as a classy nouveau French restaurant. Situated near Theatre Royal.
Open Mon-Sat 11AM-11PM, Sun noon-10:30PM
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Sally Lunn's Refreshment House & Museum
Taste the original Sally Lunn Bun made without sugar, not to be confused with the more famous Bath Bun, a small round bun containing sugar and currants. Good lunch time fare - and very popular so you may have to queue at peak times.
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Schwartz Bros
Excellent veggie burgers. Highly recommended. Take away only- eat on the benches in Kingsmead Square. They also have an outlet in Walcot Street.
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Seafoods
Has been serving traditional fish and chips for over 50 years. Eat in or take-away- seats 60.
Mon-Sat 11:30AM-11PM, Sun noon-8PM
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Taka Taka
Greek fast food serving great souvlaki with chips and mixed vegetables, along with a variety of other Greek specialties in large portions. No indoor seating available.
Daily 11AM-3AM£4.50 (July 2019)
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Thai Basil Restaurant
Authentic Thai food in pleasant surroundings and at a reasonable price.
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The Eastern Eye
8A Quiet Street, City centre restaurant set in a huge Georgian room. Excellent food and service. Highly recommended. Book ahead unless you're going very early evening. Service charge (tip) is included in the bill.
£20-30
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The Mad Hatter's Tea Party
Popular local tea room, with afternoon high tea available. Fairly busy so recommendations are recommended, even in the dead of winter.
10AM-6PM
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The Whole Bagel
An excellent place to get a quick lunchtime snack. They have a large variety of bagels which are 'freshly baked everyday' filled with fresh local ingredients.
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Yak Yeti Yak
A unique family-run Nepalese restaurant in an ornately decked out basement. Reasonably priced and delicious. In keeping with the atmosphere the service can be rather laid back (or some have said, inconsistent). They offer an extensive vegetarian/vegan selection. Book in advance for a Friday or Saturday dinner.
Open for lunch noon-2PM Sat Sun, dinner Tue-Sun 5PM–10PM£20-30
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Hudson Bar & Grill
Great steak and seafood in stylish surroundings.
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The Bath Priory Hotel
Top notch food, along with top-tier prices.
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The Elder
Opened in 2021, is British cooking especially game.
Wed-Sun 12:30-2:30PM, 6-9PM
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The Green Rocket
Large vegan cafe serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Mon Tue 9AM–4:30PM, Wed–Sat 9AM–4:30PM and 6–9:30PM, Sun 10AM–4:30PM£14-25
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