The Roman Baths Kitchen

Fantastic location, great service and awesome atmosphere. Not the cheapest place to eat, but your in the square outside the Cathedral, opposite the Roman Baths, taking in some great Bitter & good food, whilst the local street musicians strum, pluck and sing the afternoon away. Highly recommended, a must when visiting Bath.

We visited during Party in the City so it was a busy evening with no seating for our group inside. The menu had changed three days before, so as avid Gordon Ramsay watchers, we were expecting some teething problems. Table service was excellent. We were especially impressed at being offered blankets as it became chillier. The menu was very appealing, and the food was delicious and immaculately presented, although I was less pleased with the boring presentation of some of the cocktails. All was going well until desserts were ordered. We were left waiting so long that we were on the point of cancelling them, as we had an event to get to urgently. It had become very busy inside, but it was an excessive wait for a dessert course. Still, nearly perfect. Will try again on a quieter night.

This place wasn't great. I had a burger and it was pretty good, but my friend ordered some chicken dish and said it was greasy. What was bad though is the service. Seemed like our waitress was the only one working, and we sat right by the bar area. The other staff was too busy flirting with each other. I wanted to have some dessert but by the time someone came to take our empty plates, I didn't feel like waiting another hour just to have sweets.

The best restaurant in Bath. Fish of the day was excellent: nothing overcooked, the fish tasted fresh, the long green beans al dente, the small new potatoes, the delicious mussel sauce. The three sorbets scoops (raspberry, lemon, mango) were really well prepared. And topped with very friendly service, and cosy surroundings and atmosphere. I will not forget the great Chilean red wine.