Light and airy space, looking over Victoria Art Gallery. Simple breakfast and lunch menu, served up fresh with good quality ingredients.
Wonderful food and location, with good selection of drinks. Also very funny to see half the customers chatting up the south African waiter :) Nice place!
God the breakfast was fantastic a work of art. Called in after a park run . Don't pass up a chance to try the food.
Great friendly staff! The full English was a little pricey but really tasty. The hot chocolate is also one of the best I've ever had. It's very small and quite popular, so getting a table in the afternoon can be difficult. But it's this quaintness and its decor which also add to the overall experience
We stumbled across this lovely place for lunch on Saturday. A warm welcome and lovely wholesome food. We decided on the homemade quiche, which came with a variety of salads/couscous which was really tasty. We will definitely be going back when we are in Bath again.
Wonderful stop for lunch. Owners are extremely friendly and are happy to tell you about the daily specials. We had a casserole and pumpkin cake. All was homemade and delicious. Highly recommend and will revisit when we come back.
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They have made some alterations to the seating layout and décor by moving the serving counter further away from the doorway recently. This has created more space and added an extra table for 4 on the left as you come in. It's a good idea, although it doesn't solve the cramped seating along the back where they have tall stools matched to a low, thin shelf, which makes eating a little precarious. Note: This is not a place for a private conversation as you will be elbow to elbow with other patrons.
Based on my last visit, the staff seem a bit flappy and unsure of what they are doing, whereas in the past you felt you were walking into somewhere run by hosts with decades of hospitality experience. It's not bad and it's probably something locals would only notice as it's efficient enough, but it doesn't feel as relaxed or as confident right now. Food-wise, I've always liked their meals-in-a-bowl and soups. I've not tried their salads but they are generally considered excellent by locals. They could do with changing the menu up. They always seem to have the same meal-in-a-bowl dishes when I go in there, for instance. Still a popular lunchtime venue and worth trying, but there are plenty of places offering a similar experience in Bath now.
It’s just over the Pulteney Bridge into Bath, kind of around the corner from the Guildhall. It was one of the first places I wandered by, and I’m very glad I stopped. I got what they listed as a “meal in a bowl with crusty bread.” It was outstanding. The woman who seemed in charge (and doing a bit of everything) called it a Moroccan bowl—it had pork, some veggies, beans, cumin, and other stuff that I couldn’t identify. Simply delicious, very fresh. Service was super quick, and friendly.
Stopped in on Christmas Eve after finding the Waitrose completely ransacked and getting desperate for some lunch. The food was tasty (especially the sourdough rye) and the owner was very friendly and accommodating of how much of the small space we took up with our pushchair.
Lovely family style cafe runs by husband and wife. Serve yummy hot food and a selection of cakes. But if you would like the best coffee in Bath it wouldn't be here. Still worth a visit!
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