300 Restaurants near Bath

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The stunning city of Bath is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK, and for good reason. With its beautiful Georgian architecture, historic Roman spas, open green spaces and busting streets filled with shops, restaurants and eateries, this small city certainly packs in plenty to do and see. One activity that is an absolute must while you're there, in our opinion, is eating! There are so many restaurants in Bath to choose from that narrowing down a place that’s right for you can be a little tricky. With a seemingly endless list of independent restaurants, each one offering their own charms and distinct style, you’ll find yourself wanting to try them all. If you have unlimited time, then we recommend that you do. But if you’re on a strict timetable and need somewhere perfect to fit the bill, then take a look at this list of places to eat in Bath. Don't forget to use the filters on the left-hand side to narrow down your search. 

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The Willy Wicket

The Willy Wicket

Bristol, BS36 1DP
10.2 miles
In Downend, an outer suburb of Bristol, The Willy Wicket provides a charming pub experience for those in search of a hearty meal and golden pint of cask ale ... Find out more
The Apple

The Apple

Bristol, BS1 4SB
11.2 miles
If you've visited Bristol, or perhaps you're a lifelong local, you'll definitely know about The Apple. This is a cider bar with a twist, as you'll find it o ... Find out more
The Clockwork Rose

The Clockwork Rose

Old City, BS1 1JR
11.4 miles
The Clockwork Rose is part of an enchanting story. This is the local watering hole of the adventurer Captain Sebastian Commodore. As history goes, when Capt ... Find out more
Caribbean Croft

Caribbean Croft

Bristol, BS1 3QD
11.4 miles
We are a relaxed, local restaurant and bar serving delicious Caribbean dishes and an extensive selection of rums in the heart of the hustle and bustle of St ... Find out more
No.15 Great Pulteney – Bar 15

No.15 Great Pulteney – Bar 15

Bath, BA2 4BS
0.3 miles
Comfortable and elegant, Bar 15 makes a very beautiful, very modern statement in its classical Georgian surrounds and becomes the focus of No.15 after dark. ... Find out more
The Beckford Canteen

The Beckford Canteen

Bath, BA1 2QZ
0.3 miles
What we think
"Bath natives know all about the Beckford Group at this point. Responsible for a clutch of excellent gastropubs across the south west, they’ve als ..." Read our full review
Henry’s Restaurant

Henry’s Restaurant

Bath, BA1 2QP
0.4 miles
What we think
"Named after its chef-patron Henry Scott – a native of nearby Warminster – Henry’s the restaurant serves elegant plates of modern Euro ..." Read our full review
The Upton Inn

The Upton Inn

Bath, BS30 6LY
4.8 miles
Set on a beautifully wooded hillside in the village of Upton Cheyney, between Bristol and Bath, The Upton Inn is a welcoming, period pub with a wonderful ... Find out more
The Victoria Park

The Victoria Park

Bristol, BS3 4QW
10.7 miles
What we think
"The Victoria Park has proved co-owner Ed Brown-Jackson’s theory that a neighbourhood pub needs to be many things to many people. Pitched round th ..." Read our full review
Ahh Toots

Ahh Toots

City Centre, BS1 5BT
11.5 miles
The Earl

The Earl

Bath, BA1 1JQ
0.2 miles
Delicious cocktails, live DJs, large covered heated Shisha terrace at rear with beach bar serving frozen cocktails. We also show all major sporting events Find out more
The George Inn Lacock

The George Inn Lacock

Chippenham, SN15 2LH
10.5 miles
What we think
"This quintessential Wadsworth’s pub is a perfect place to hole up for a laid-back Sunday lunch before a walk around the historic National Trust v ..." Read our full review
The Raven - Bath

The Raven - Bath

Bath, BA1 1HE
0.2 miles
What we think
"Formerly a sticky-carpeted hangout for the city’s punks and goths, this buzzy old boozer is now one of central Bath’s must-visit alehouses ..." Read our full review
Menu Gordon Jones

Menu Gordon Jones

Bath, BA2 3AQ
0.6 miles
At Menu by Gordon Jones, you can explore diverse tastes, textures, and temperatures that have been influenced by English, Indian, and Asian culinary traditi ... Find out more
The Canary Gin Bar

The Canary Gin Bar

Bath, BA1 1HE
0.2 miles
What we think
" ‘Who dares gins’ is the tongue-in-cheek motto for this modern-day gin palace, which offers no fewer than 30 different varieties of mother’s ruin to ..." Read our full review
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Bath's rich heritage sees more than a million tourists flock to the city every year. It reflects two significant periods of history – Roman and Georgian - and became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 because of its unrivalled legacy. For many, a visit wouldn’t be complete without paying a visit to its iconic Roman Baths, which were built around 60 AD by taking advantage of the area's natural hot springs. It wasn't until the 18th century, though, when Bath developed into a thriving and elegant hub famous for its art and literature. The city was famously once the dwelling place of Jane Austen, and a visit to the Royal Crescent or the Circus is about as close as you can get to stepping inside one of her iconic novels.  

In addition to its history, dining in Bath is one of the top things to do while you’re there. From Michelin-starred restaurants to warming gastropubs and casual cafes, the city is packed with tasty places to eat. Afternoon tea in Bath is a popular ritual amongst visitors, which is why you can find a wealth of places offering this elegant British tradition. It’s also packed to the rafters with places serving brunch, epic Sunday roasts, as well as loads of vegetarian and vegan spots. Whatever you’re in the mood for, Bath’s restaurants are sure to cater for it. Don't forget to take a look at all of Bath's best restaurants for somewhere that's guaranteed to impress.