Wild Cafe

Went in this morning and the food and service was great! There was a big group in front and we were told there may be a longer than usual wait due there being one chef but the food came out quickly and it was delicious! Our server even brought over a high chair for my baby without me having to ask which I always appreciate! Really great selection, service and coffee! Definitely recommend if you are in Bath! 😊

My friend and I came here for a weekend brunch, and were very happy overall with our experience. The restaurant interior is bright and airy, and we were lucky enough to sit in a window bar seat. Our waitress was polite and friendly, and our food arrived quickly. It’s table service, with final bills settled at the counter. The food itself was delicious: each component of the Wild Beans & Avo breakfast was cooked perfectly and nicely seasoned. We’ll definitely return.

Enjoyed it here. Friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. It's tucked away so I had to follow Google maps to find it. I went because the write up said it was reasonably priced. I personally didn't think it was that much cheaper than anywhere else but then I guess its city and tourist prices. 😕 they were good at accommodating my daughter though with a kids dish not on the menu. My food wasn't the best I've tried but it was okay. And edible. The lady who served us was lovely and very friendly. Would still go again and try a different dish.

“We’re wild about simple food made with quality ingredients” is their opening statement on their website. Which, is perfectly suited if you ask me. Tucked away on a little cobblestone street you’ve got a great coffee, brunch and lunch spot in Bath. It is only a 4-minute walk from the Roman Baths so centrally located in the city. They don’t take reservations but be patient and wait, it’s worth it! We got a table by the window and quite enjoyed sitting next to each other tucked in a little corner. It’s quite a cozy place. We started with a cappuccino (of course) and a fresh glass of orange juice. I had the Bubble and Squeak (mask, leek, cabbage, poached egg, hollandaise sauce and bacon) and Trevor had the Eggs Benedict. We left satisfied and ready to take on the beautiful city of Bath. The staff were extremely friendly as well. Wild Cafe also runs on 100% renewable electricity and they recycle, reuse and shop second-hand as much as possible to help the environment. They even have some plans to serve the first zero carbon eggs, Benedict, in the near future! Ps. Make sure you check out the washrooms on your way out, there are some pretty neat comics on the walls. I know it’s weird that I’ve got a thing for bathrooms, but believe me. Just go and have a look. Wash your hands while you’re at it!