Graze Bar- Brewery And Chophouse

Popped in after arriving at Bath Spa station. Amelie was a very professional and kind waitress, making sure we enjoyed our experience. We went for a Chateaubriand to share which was a special and it was absolutely amazing. Great value for money, lovely, well priced wines as well. Would definitely recommend :

Been past this place loads to and from the train station and always thought it was just another fancy restaurant. However a sign appeared outside saying they are showing the 6 nations over the weekend so had a look in for a quick drink and to catch the scores. Although there is a restaurant element here, I was surprise how amazing this place is for a good drink. Something of a highbrid Bar/Pub feel, with a good selection of cask ales which tasted very well looked after. I will be back!

This place is lovely and welcoming. The service was great, food was amazing. The only downside is they add a gratuity onto the bill without telling you or even giving you a heads up (we had a party of 4). When questioned this they said that it’s added due to the level of service. I live in Canada (grew up in UK) and when I go to a restaurant, regardless of the service, I always like to choose what I’m going to tip. The sad thing about it was I was going to leave a really nice tip but seeing as this wasn’t disclosed when we received our bill, one of the guests asked them to take it off and I gave the tip but less than what I initially had in mind as I felt this was so sneaky.

Food here is excellent - right up there with some of the best gastropub food I've had. We ordered a variety of starters, and the chicken ballotine - all were delicious. Obviously great location, either facing toward Bath out to the road, or perhaps to enjoy train watching facing the station where trains run right by. Only real call out is, no beer is actually brewed on site or as far as I could tell in Bath at all, it's from Bristol. (including ironically the Bath Ales). So a bit misleading there and not an actual brewery (despite brewing equipment on display), but the ales on offer are nonetheless good. I was told this was the case due to covid - whatever that means at this point - but to the owner, time to start brewing again! Service during lunch had younger staff on and were obviously learning, which is ok as everyone must start somewhere.

This is a microbrewery and restaurant very close to Bath Spa station. It is large inside and has seating outside both facing the town and the railway. The menu is not massive but what is on it is very good. I particularly enjoyed the oxtail soup starter. The beer is also very good being from Bath Ales.