We had such a nice time here, we came back two nights in a row. It's a multi-room club with a…read moredance floor and several areas to sit with a drink. The music was great and the crowd mixed and friendly. The bouncers and bartenders were super friendly and even bought us a free round because they said we danced so well (well my fiancé did) the night before. I'd go back for sure.

On our weekend getaway to Bath, we were excited to go to one of the city's swankier bars on a…read morespecial night out and came across Circo. Known for their hip atmosphere, dimly lit rooms, plush seating and amazing and thorough list of cocktails (with a large selection of cocktails created in-house, totally original), it's a great place for an after works do or a romantic set of cocktails with a date. Yes, the drinks are pricey, but if you like home-spun, craft cocktails, this is the place to go. Ask them for your drink to be a bit stiffer than usual and be warned: it will arrive to you like rocket fuel. When we went, there was a DJ spinning and a crowd enjoying cocktails big and small. We'll definitely be back and wish this bar had more attention on Yelp - it's worth going to if you consider drinking serious (and stylish) business!

Excellent place to rummage around - locally produced food, fun stuff, books, materials, hardware…read morestuff, cafes, old building - and handily can nip through from High Street/Northumberland Street to Grand Parade. Recommended.

One of my favourite places to browse in Bath. I love the lush architecture of the place, and the…read morefeel of old-meets-new. The most dangerous place for me is the delicatessen to the right as you go in the main area. The olives are always a treat, but for sweet things I always pounce on the home-made fudge when it's there. Not the chewy commercial stuff - this is the real-deal sugary crumbly heart-attack-in-a-bag type. Vanilla is good but the coffee fudge just rocks! I'm a big fan of the second-hand bookstall too, being an afficionado of history-myteries and I've supplemented my collection almost every time I've been in there. Lovely aromas from the coffee stall, almost irrestistable. The cafe is really funky too, closed off on the side as it is. I used to always enjoy a plate of comforting faggots, mushy peas and chips for a winter warmer. There's so many trinkets and nick-nacks it's way too easy to spend money there!