A historical wonder and testament to the ingenuity of the ancient Romans, the Roman Baths are an absolute must for anyone interested in history, architecture or simply looking for a unique and immersive experience. On my recent visit, I was mesmerized by the grandeur and timeless beauty of this remarkable structure. When I entered the Roman Baths, I was immediately struck by their imposing presence. The massive stone columns and intricate carvings showcased the mastery of Roman craftsmanship and transported me to a bygone era. The attention to detail in every aspect of the architecture was truly astounding. From the imposing entrance hall to the intricate mosaic floors, it was clear that no expense had been spared in creating a truly opulent swimming pool. Exploring the different parts of the Roman Baths was like stepping into a living history book. The highlight, the Great Baths, with its colossal pool of warm, mineral-rich water, was a sight not to be seen. The idea of ​​Romans enjoying a quiet bath, engaging in discussions and social gatherings made me appreciate the importance of this common space in their culture.

The self guided tour was nice to follow along so be sure to purchase that option. Although you could figure things out by reading the placards, the info given in the audio is a much richer experience. But it is amazing to see the old bath ruins and the artifacts uncovered. The educational component is palatable for students and nonstudents. There were a lot of people so be sure to give yourself a few hours to leisurely move through the tour.

Went with my 10yr old daughter. Such a wealth of information and all delivered in a way that's accessible to all ages! Love the different audio options for adults and kids. Absolutely stunning displays and such a wonderful experience to imagine what the Romans would have seen when this was at its height! Tasting the water direct from the spring was great and it's not a flavour you would expect!

I had an amazing time exploring the Roman Baths in Bath city. This historic site is a true gem. The well-preserved ruins, stunning architecture, and informative exhibits took me back in time. The ambiance was captivating, and the audio guide provided fascinating insights. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone looking for a unique experience in Bath!

Firstly this is an amazing piece of history which was great to see. It’s got the Roman baths to see and a small museum of artifacts and things found. There’s part of a Roman road there which is so well preserved and remarkably lower then our street level today. All the things here were just incredible and I loved being around history of 2000 years in age. It was just too busy to enjoy it as much as you would had it been quieter. I think that the numbers need to be limited because you can’t see things because of people in the way or you’ve got to wait ages to get a turn. It’s also ridiculously priced at £25 a person! Whilst I appreciate the importance of this place, the price doesn’t need to be that high. Would i recommend this place, well if you like history yes but be prepared for masses of people and an empty wallet. I’d give the artifacts inside five stars but the two stars are for the rip off prices.

A good historical place with lots to see, learn, understand and explore. The audio commentary provided by the ear set was awesome. It's a bit pricy, but" yes" to maintain the standards of the museum it's required. I have personally fallen in love with the city of Bath. Such a magnificent architectural marvel. A very well planned and designed city. One should spend at least 2 whole days exploring the city. Its so nice to see the buildings preserved in its original state. The eateries are just awesome. If anyone is visiting UK as a tourist then I would definitely recommend they should spend some quality at Bath.

One of the best places to ancient bath and hot water procedure from old ages and they have their way to do the spa which is currently counted in one of the most relaxing things. Apart from that the bath town is very famous for circus building and the half moon shaped building called crescent. It was great day to visit the great spa of England.

This heritage represents the old history of Bath and connection with Roman Empire. There was not only a pool but also a lot of information about the building and related history. The pathway was excellently designed. We found everything exciting. The staff were friendly and supportive. We enjoyed there very much.

Buy tickets online and then use your email on the entry. You have a book a time slot. Use the free audio guide which is brilliant, on every part of the walk around you enter a number and someone tells you all about the subject. Highly recommended to anyone visiting bath

I spent just under three hours in this beautiful museum. I recommend you take the audio guide as it makes it more interesting and informative. There is a one way traffic system which is preferred and you must wear your masks. The Roman Baths are so beautiful and picture-worthy. You could see and feel the warmth from the water and while you walk through the museum, you will feel like you're taken back in time. I 100% recommend booking a visit. Be prepared to spend money in the amazing souvenir store!

This is in a great location in the centre and east to find. Reasonably priced, we spent about 2 hours here the morning after an overnight stop in Bath before catching the train home. Very interesting history and educational displays throughout in a well planned route through the baths. Definitely worth a visit.

What an amazing place. To think that all this history has been preserved so well. So much to see and there is even a children's activities area whilst you are going around. It is was a little crowded in some parts. Well worth the visit and the audio comentaty is very informative.

Wonderfully restored Roman Bath house. This was left here for more than a few centuries until they restored, to the extent they could, it for today's visitors. The tour through the Bath is well organized and the self-guided feature was good. One really gets a sense of this Bath when Romans were here.

I’m sure very beautiful in the summer, but I was there in Winter. Architecture’s amazing, worth driving / walking through when sunny. I think it’s peoples houses though, so I feel it’s controversial to promote this location as if I were living there I wouldn’t want floods of tourists visiting my front yard looking into my house.

Lovely place for a picnic. Maybe not on the day of unis and colleges graduation. A bit crowded today because of the obvious reason (look above). Beautiful view, nice and quiet, sometimes calm disturbed by overflying planes on the way to Bristol Airport

What a beautiful park! There are plenty of activities going on. Just check the information boards to see what’s happening on that day. We saw the local orchestra performing old a new classics. Definitely five stars.

This place is absolutely amazing, with a large space and crescent shaped buildings surrounding the ground. People playing with dogs in park. Some casual strollers and some admiring the beauty of this place. Its quite and peaceful.

A space of marvel and royalty. The beauty of the structure, including the shape and vastness is something to behold. Having a large grassy open space in the front is thoughtful and magical. We really enjoyed lounging in the grass and soaking up the feel and energy of Bath. It’s a beautiful spot to meet friends, go for a walk, or set up a picnic.

The city of Bath is huge. This area is a tourist spot as well. The people love the green pasture. You can visit this area with your loved ones and your furry friends. The buildings here are expensive since they go up in millions for sale. Behind The Cresent is another park. You are basically spoilt for choice. The roads are narrow but that's all you can do with small spaces.

Lovely park to do your walk, especially if you have a well behaved friendly dog (as there are lots and is petty to have it on a leash) or kids. We haven't visited the museum as was not interested but maybe is worth it if you are there.

Beautiful park. A great building that is a crescent. Nice!

We enjoyed being able to view this Georgian house. Although there was a video playing in each room, we would have liked more information on the actual people who had lived at the property rather than this play type video. The lady at the entrance kept flicking her fringe, which distracted from the information she was trying to convey.

Beautiful place. There is really nice cafe on the bridge where can you have a coffee and a delicious cake and enjoy the view to the river. Park around is great for a walk, so you can see the bridge from different angles.

Lovely bridge shame, its backside hasn't been wiped, so to speak. A little tidying up wouldn't go a miss or cost a lot. I was last here about 35 years ago and the type of shops and cafes hasn't changed much. Being a centre spot attraction should give the owners some pride to be there, but it all seems so tired. The best place was the Thai Weir alongside the bridge which was an oasis in the Bath desert, perfect place to sit and watch the bridge, the boats and the numerous amount of people passing through the seating area who were oblivious to the fact that you could just have a drink and take in this lovely bridge.

Really nice bridge and architecture. Makes for a great photo. If you wish to get the best angle you can visit the small garden next to the bridge which is £2 per adult to enter.

Lovely bridge and architecture. There's also a lovely garden situated next to bridge costing £2 for entry. You could spend some time relaxing here just people watching etc. Plenty of shops and restaurants nearby.

An amazing view. I was here a couple of decades ago and this bridge and view of the weir is one of the main things that sticks in my head! I've seen it from the river, from the garden, from the road and bridge itself. It's just beautiful all around. Make sure to come check it out!

As I was delivering something to Bath I thought I'd have a walk to pulteney Bridge. Yes there is alot of history with in the area and if I had more time I would of found out about all of it. Still a beautiful place to visit. All buildings in Bath are tall but there is probably a good reason why they were built so tall. Just down from where I have taken this photo there is a park area so you can have a picnic or just chill out on a bench or the grass on a nice sunny day.

Beautiful walk and the views are stunning! There are some boats parked along the canal too. I can only imagine how beautiful it must be in the summer. There are benches so you can sit opposite the river!

A sight to behold😊 it was so so beautiful and fascinating for me 😍 Myself and my girlfriend went on a sight seeing trip to bath, would recommend this trip for anyone. Bath is a very beautiful city, lots of amazing views. It was very easy to navigate places/locations. Every view was worth it. 😍😍

Such a beautiful and wonderful place. Not only about the bridge but the buildings around it, the churches around it, all historical buildings are at its beauty. Loved the place and didn't wanted to leave. The place is like taking you to some other part of the world which is extremely diffrent from what we see every day. Its like watching a classic cult after we deal with the regulars. No words to explain. This place is worth the visit highly recommended. Admirable place and constructions. There are so many places and buildings you can see around walking distance. This place will never disappoint you.

8/4/23 It’s a very interesting museum with period interiors and contents. To truly make you feel like you have stepped into the Georgian days of Bath, each room as speakers playing voices of the residents that lived there going through life in the house in that period. The one slight letdown is that it is a bit pricey.

Beautifully presented museum, which brought to life a typical Regency family that would have lived there. You learn about their lives as you walk from room to room. I can see why they have won so many visitor attraction awards, well worth a visit if you're interested in Regency life.

Visited here for the first time yesterday and it was a lovely experience. All the rooms were decorated for Christmas. On entry the lady was very helpful and explained about the fun questionnaire and the ‘finding the mice’ activity for my granddaughter, which she thoroughly enjoyed. I particularly loved the servants kitchen and dining room which were underneath the house. Stairs were not the easiest with a child but we managed. Tickets are a bit pricey for the length of time you spend there though.

Very well preserved. The culture and way of living are well preserved. Must visit place when visiting Bath.

Really interesting museum, clever story unraveling through the rooms. Really bothers me there is no explanation for the electric generator and the Leyden jar!!! :)

Absolutely amazing museum, showing the reality of life in the 1800-1900s, excellent use of technology for the exhibits, which was unobtrusive and not tacky. I really recommend visiting this if you are in bath :) tickets were 11 pound per adult and we were lucky to get a walk in slot.

Oh how the rich lived,what an amazing house and in great settings. You can listen through audio and visual pictures. It didn't take too long on the tour of the house. Did think it was a little pricey to enter, around £14 pound each. Still glad we did it and got some lovely photos.

This interactive museum is the part of Royal Cresent where you can connect to life of people in 18 st. Breakfast room, bedrooms and stories of family members who really lived here on obe season in Bath. Highly recommended . Adult ticket is 15, open from 10 to 17

If you're looking for an immersive and fascinating glimpse into Georgian life in Bath, look no further than the Museum NO1 Royal Crescent. This gem of a museum offers a glimpse into the lives of the wealthy and influential residents of Bath in the 18th century, and is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, or design. The museum is located in one of Bath's most iconic and historic buildings, the Royal Crescent. As you step inside, you're transported back in time to an era of grandeur and opulence. The museum's exhibits are expertly curated and offer a glimpse into the daily lives of the residents of the Royal Crescent, including their fashion, furnishings, and social customs. The attention to detail in the museum is truly remarkable. From the beautifully restored Georgian interiors to the knowledgeable and friendly staff, every aspect of the museum is designed to transport you back in time and give you a true sense of what life was like in this fascinating period. But what really sets the Museum NO1 Royal Crescent apart is the experience it offers. Visitors are encouraged to explore the exhibits at their own pace, and the interactive displays and hands-on activities make it easy to engage with the history and learn something new. Overall, the Museum NO1 Royal Crescent is a truly exceptional destination that should not be missed. Whether you're a history buff or simply looking for a unique and immersive experience, this museum offers a fascinating glimpse into a bygone era and is sure to leave a lasting impression.

We loved how the fictional inhabitants were leading us through the house. It was very interesting to hear about the former reality of Bath's rich people and their staff. Everything was beautifully decorated and well-kept. We really enjoyed our visit!

A pretty small museum showcasing the short life of this great English novelist. The ticket included a guided session that brought us through Jane Austen’s family and life. The whole session and tour can be completed in less than an hour. The staff on site are all dressed in the same era and are all more than happy to pose for pictures. Great for Jane Austen fans. I really enjoyed it. On the top floor of the building there is a cute little tearoom where you can get English tea and cakes but we had to leave to have lunch somewhere else.

On the entrance you’ll have Mr. Darcy greeting you. That was enough for me to fall in love with the place! Loved the whole arrangement of the place. They even have a restaurant where you can avail the traditional English tea experience. The presentation on Jane Austen’s family was quite interesting. Even if you aren’t a Jane Austen fan, this place might just light a spark in you to start reading her work💛

The tour was very good! but the Tea Room was quite underwhelming.. unfortunately the cutlery was not clean, there were tea stains in the cups which made things feel overall, quite disappointing. the food was average in taste, and pricey. would recommend to go for the exhibition tour though, it was a fun experience as there were opportunities for you to try on the costumes would have given the tea room experience a 2 star, the exhibition tour a 4.5 (:

As a Janeite, this was top of my list to visit in Bath! The actors were brilliant and super friendly! The exhibitions were really interesting, I particularly enjoyed dressing up and having my picture taken with Mr Darcy, meeting Jane Austen's waxwork and trying my hand at writing with a quill and ink! You also get 10% off the Regency Tea Room and Gift Shop with your ticket! Would definitely recommend! :)

Great experience learning about Jane Austen, listening to a talk about her life and seeing some exhibits. Lots squeezed into a small building! The shop gets very busy as it’s also where you pick up tickets… if pre-booked tickets could be collected as you arrived on the door, that would speed things up significantly and make it a bit less crowded

Went with my mum and sister for a Jane Austen themed day out and the centre didn’t disappoint. Absolutely loved our talk by the charismatic Henry Crawford and learned something new about Jane’s life despite being big fans. Super friendly and knowledgeable staff who were happy to take lots of photos of us with Mr Darcy. Cannot recommend enough!! Thank you

The beginning of the museum was my favourite part. The gentleman explained about the Austen family in a comedic and enthusiastic way and it really set up the whole experience. I wish I remembered his name but he was fantastic. The film part of the tour was humourous and entertaining. The tour is very short but still interesting and informative. There's a lovely souvenir shop that sells books, ornaments and souvenirs.

We went to this amazing experience as a Birthday treat for my wife who is a massive Jane Austen fan. The staff were brilliant and made this a very special experience for her. Can not recommend this highly enough.

If you’re looking for a unique dining experience look no further than booking at Sotto Sotto in Bath. Don’t let the outside fool you once down stairs you are met with a stunning secluded wine cellar bar, the vibe is sophisticated very chilled and relaxing, but not at all stuffy or pompous. The staff are extremely friendly and welcoming the service was excellent. Our server was Lakmal (Lucky) he was most attentive but not overly so, a very kind soul, his service was on point, especially for someone who has only been working in Soto for 1 month. The food was excellent I couldn’t fault a thing. Hardest part was deciding what to go for, I would recommend the Swordfish and Salmon main and the Chocolate Mousse dessert was delicious. Definitely worth a visit, book in advance as very popular. Can’t wait to visit again when next back in Bath.

Best restaurant in Bath! We were traveling to Bath and looking for a restaurant for dinner. Then we visited this restaurant and fortunately, there was a table to eat. Calamari was not tough but soft, and pork belly truffle pasta became the best pasta of my life! And all the staff were very kind and made us feel good. Especially, the server in charge of the table we sat on was very kind! I want to come back to this restaurant, so I will definitely come back to Bath!

A well worth dinning experience at this lovely Italian restaurant. Impeccable service, everyone so friendly. Venue was interesting...a cosy, built under the road arched dinning room. Food was superb. Tasty, perfectly cooked. Will definitely return!!!

Fantastic. First of all, the food was amazing. Every starter we ordered was spot on (we ordered the prawns bruschetta, the breaded cod, the mushrooms with goat cheese and they even let us order the fettuccine with butternut squash and pork belly as a starter). For main, I took the fettuccine lamb ragu which was very nice. The only thing I could fault the mains was that the salmon fillet could have been served with more potatoes. The service was exceptional. Lakmal really did an amazing job: he was attentive, available (even though the restaurant was quite full), and super friendly. I absolutely recommend this restaurant.

Food was good but not super amazing. Was upset by the person who served our table as his attitude was average and breaking break was not served when all other tables are getting it. When asked, we were told that they would check and get back to us but nothing was heard after. Also, the waiting time between each dish was at least 40 mins even just one tiramisu took the same time to be served. Don’t understand why the reservation here is tough when there are so many empty tables noticed during our dining time.

Wonderful authentic Italian restaurant that reminded us of our time in Italy. Hand made fettuccine dishes are a must try and their rack of lamb is melt in the mouth goodness. Service is friendly and attentive, and I’d go as far as saying it’s probably the best place in Bath to have Italian food!

If you're looking for an authentic Italian restaurant in Bath, look no further, this is the place for you. The unique interiors create a nice and relaxed atmosphere, along with the service which is impeccable - everyone from the staff is polite and delivers good service. The food is tasty, proper and varied - lots of excellent choices on the menu. I would definitely recommend it and come back myself.

This was such a good restaurant experience, definitely somewhere to book if you're in bath! I went for my birthday and the staff were extremely welcoming, very helpful and attentive, and the restaurant had a really nice feel to it. Our server Luciano was amazing, and even gave me a free tiramisu and wax sealed birthday note! There was a very professional but also friendly atmosphere, I would definitely recommend :)

authentic italian with affordable price. we are a group of four. ordered salmon, lamb, steak and pasta. all are very outstanding. the only thing that can be improved is the staff's photography skills. anyway great service from the staff

What a great place with it’s magical atmosphere and matching medieval music. We came here for a dinner. My girlfriend has been here before and ask me to come with her. She said those buns are must to try with Guinness which has an old style original bottle. >>> Really adds on to the whole experience. 🤩 I had confit duck with peas and sweet onion sauce (I believe). It was very satisfying. And apricot brownie with homemade vanilla ice cream 🍨. 🫠 The service was great and prompt. Highly recommend to visit Sally Lunn’s when you are in Bath. One thing it can be improved, and it’s the noise from the washing station where the noise was quite disturbing.

I have been several times now and have tried different buns. My least favourite, the ham hock and chicken trench, only because of the unexpected surprise or raisins in the mix which I don't enjoy. My most favourite is the rarebit special, this was so scrumptious I could've eaten two. Sweet or savoury, the buns are tasty! The Jane Austen coffee is the best coffee Ive had, costly but worth it. The service is always exceptional and I always feel welcomed. My last visit I went downstairs to the museum. This is a very small room with a shop. The shop had souvenirs and spreads. Handy if you want to take some home. Sally Lunns Buns have a piece of my heart and I definitely recommend if you want a good meal.

Yummmm!!! I had their famous cinnamon butter bun and it was one of the best toasted buns I have eaten. So soft, perfectly toasted and the cinnamon better was delicious. A cute cozy tea house with so much history - loved it.

Really enjoyable afternoon meal here at Sally Lunn's Bun Shop. The building is super old and has lots of history. **they have gluten and dairy free scones and a gluten free brownie that is delicious** so if you don't eat bread you can still enjoy a great afternoon tea here. The buns are huge and they have an assortment and sweet or savory toppings, soups, scones and desserts. Several tea options, the house blend was really nice. It was getting a little busy and you have to ask for refills if you need anything but otherwise all of ladies working were very nice. I would recommend coming here for a great historical experience in Bath and the food is great.

Love the Tearooms and it's big Buns, the guy who served us was friendly to. Museum was the smallest museum I've ever come across but the lady we spoke to was very friendly and informative. This place does get full to the brim so maybe try and find quieter times to come here if you can, also there is a sneaky service charge, which one is not warned about, but as we were going to tip anyway, we just paid the service charge and not tip.

We enjoyed this place and eating that historical food! The staff was very friendly, except one waiter, who refused to give us the clean plates😳 We ordered some starters and wanted to share them and he brought only one saying the other two people have the plates with food…. Not acceptable in the restaurant! I dont understand what was the problem to bring extra clean plates Also that waiter brought me coffee with cows milk and I had to ask for a replacement as I ordered a plant milk… Overall the food was extraordinary for us - tourists in Bath and we felt excited to approach to the local history and the cuisine. The little museum and food shop at the basement was also cute with a sweet lady by a till I think it’s a must visit place in Bath

Historic place in Bath to have tea and unique Sally Lunn's buns. There is a bit of queue and wait at most times. But food is worth the wait. Tea is great, tasty and served in pretty kettle and saucer. Cinnamon buns tasted great 😃 There are good selection of savoury options too.

This historic place deserves all the hype. The Sally Lunn buns are a must try when in Bath. The buns are freshly made, super soft and slightly toasted. Available in both sweet and savoury. We tried the sweet buns with cinnamon butter and Cornish tea and chocolate butter with clotted cream. Both the buns were scrumptious. The Sally Lunn tea is also a must try over traditional tea option. Contradictory to the reviews, found the service quick and the staff to be friendly and helpful.

I visited The Real Italian Pizza Company on Monday 23 May 2022 in the evening, a weekday during term time. I was with one other person. This was my first visit. I used Google Maps to find the restaurant, which was easy and led me straight to the right place. The restaurant comprises of one small dining area with a small number of tables with full table service. There is also a garden area with more tables. The team were friendly and welcoming and I had no issues - we got everything we expected in good time and enjoyed the experience. The food was delicious, very authentic, it arrived hot, was well presented and tasted really good. There was a good selection of food and I found something that appealed to me easily. The food was good value for money, I paid around £30 for two courses and drinks. Overall I enjoyed my visit and would visit again.

We were 4 adults and 4 kids for lunch here. We were returning from butlins and thought to visit Bath and have lunch here. Were searching for restaurants, and we found this amazing place as soon as kids said they want pizza. We ordered margarita pizza, garlic bread, dough balls, cannoleni, lasagna, olives.. Loved the piping hot lasagna here specially. Kids loved their pizza and garlic bread. Nice place to have Italian food. Would recommend this place.. Also you can have yummy ice cream next door..

Delicious food! The pizzas are huge and the drinks are very nice! You get to see the chef making the pizza with a open kitchen so you know it's all fresh! Very good prices as well. Would recommend

As the name suggests, authentic Italian pizzas. Wood fire, thin base pizzas with toppings delicately spaced on a tomato sauce that is to die for. Fantastic experience. Perfect pizza. Perfect experience. Service was great. Thank you for having us.

Worst pizza I eaten. The service was poor - the girl really didn’t want to be there, had a bad attitude and it was an effort to answer simple questions. We opted for take away, and our pepperoni pizza had maybe 15 pieces of pepperoni on it (£14.95). Not value for money and a huge disappointment.

Great food, wonderful taste - having been to Italy multiple times, this pizzas were better than some italian ones! The place itself is lovely, but not impressive, however - if this is not an essential aspect of your trip, I would definitely recommend. Impeccable service, especially from Robert.

Excellent pizza and pasta!👍🏻 Their homemade garlic olive oil and chili sauce are fantastic too👍🏻

It's a nice and decent place to have a quick meal at any time. Loved the pizza over here, and yes, the starters are too good 🤩 too!!! They have various options in veg and non-veg, and the best part is their dough ball with garlic butter as a side is just delicious 🤩!!!

Has to be the best Jamaican food I had in a long time, we tried three main course dishes all were fabulous the best among them was goat curry with rice the next best dish being Brown chicken. This place is high in demand expect waiting time during lunchtime would advise prior reservation or expect a long meeting time. Let’s get done with what not to do - don’t try pineapple pudding in desert section.

My first time in Bath and we decided to get drinks and dessert since I had already eaten. Our second waitress was awesome. We tipped her privately ( I hate places that makes their employees share tips) Will definitely go back because their squid and spicy mad and cheese was awesome. For dessert I had the banana toffee cheesecake minus the toffee....so delicious 😋

Me and my girlfriends had an amazing time at bottomless brunch. So much choice of cocktails and delicious food. The staff was excellent and made our experience so much more enjoyable. Cristian- one of the managers made sure we are happy with everything and and was super friendly. We will definitely go back there soon 🍹🍭✨

I popped in Thursday eve of half term and was not disappointed. We ordered a rum sharer which was something a bit different for us but really tasty! Followed by a rum cocktail which was also great. Both were good value too with the sharer at £16 and the cocktails on the 2-4-1 offer. Friendly atmosphere and great decor- we only had drinks on this occasion but will definitely return for food. The menu looked great and everything passed us looked good and smelt amazing!

Delicious Caribbean-inspired food. Lovely 2-4-1 cocktails. Very friendly service from Meg. See you again for the bottomless brunch!

Loved it here. We booked a table - we didn’t wait long for our table to be ready. The staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. The food was delicious and the drinks were good. Price is reasonable and location is easy to get to. I would recommend visiting turtle bay. Thanks for a great birthday evening 🎂

This place is up a side street so a bit off the main eating areas. We ate there one night and food was great. Service was friendly and helpful. Greeted by a chap who introduced us to our waiter. All very organised. Food was lovely. Atmosphere could have been a bit better but that was probably down to it being a week day night and place was half empty. When we came back another evening for cocktails it was empty. 2 for 1 cocktails after 9.30 weekdays made this a great place. Specially as they had a huge selection of rum and rum based drinks.

Went for a bottomless brunch Gemma and Toby , mag and Flavio also, where absolutely amazing, so lovley helpful and incredible service, drinks were amazing and constant interaction asking if we were okay and checking on us, overall 10/10 experience highly recommend

Perfection from start to finish. Food was delicious and fresh, accompanied by great wine and service from our lovely Italian waiter. We can’t wait to come back, especially for the chocolate and peanut fondant dessert! Thank you.

Lovely place with great food and unique atmosphere. The menu provides opportunities for all people to find something they will like but also make them feel special. Slightly overpriced, but at the end of the day it is worth it.

We ate out every night for a week whilst in Bath and The Circus Restaurant was the most enjoyable in my opinion. A combination of food quality/presentation and service were top notch. The menu is small, but sometimes that's a good thing because what they do is done to a high standard with lovely flavours. Also the serving staff are very good indeed. Highly recommended.

Quite literally the closest food option to me and so I had to check it out and I was glad I did. Really solid operation with well crafted dishes, personable and professional staff and a small but interesting drinks program. Will certainly be back.

Very good food with a nice presentation of each dish. I went for lunch and had the 3 course meal which was decently priced and well worth it. The service was friendly. I would recommend this place if you are around the area, may need to book in advance to ensure you get a seat.

The fish of the day is just fab. Love the creamy sauce with seaweed in it and the fish feels fresh and juicy. The chocolate dessert is very nice as well. Not sure about the clotted cream on the side tho, ice cream might be better? The roast chicken is nice but nothing outstanding.

This restaurant sits on top of the hill in the roundabout in the middle of Bath. Fairly accessible for parking as not many start up there. Food is good, steak was a little chewy but not bad for a strip and the chicken salad starter was good. Lack of variety in gin at the bar and wines are so so, most of them too young to enjoy. Overall great place.

I highly recommend this restaurant! Every course was incredible and the mussels were the best I’ve ever had! Our waitress was very friendly and recommended some places for breakfast the next morning. We will definitely be returning!

This semi hidden gem in Bath is one of the best restaurants I’ve experienced while in England. It’s definitely deserving of a Michelin star with the quality of food, service and wine selection. Not to mention the deserts we had were amazing. Every dish had very nice quality ingredients and was cool perfectly. The featured wine list was excellently curated with wines that paired very nice with our dinner. Our waitress Emma was very attentive, knowledgeable and accommodating. Would highly recommend this place!