Nice little deli that sells food for sit-in and take-away, as well as other packed products. Lots…read moreof organic and local ingredients, unfortunately no organic meet. I had a sandwich that was very good. For those who want a responsibly produced lunch, this is the place to go to.

I don't know that I've ever had a finer cheese shopping experience elsewhere in the world. We came…read morespecifically for the store (not the cafe), and though it's on the smaller side: there are SO MANY delicious things to look through and buy (I dare you to leave here empty handed). The incredibly knowledgeable, incredibly friendly, incredibly engaging cheesemonger from France basically only had eyes for me (or so it felt; they take care of their customers so well here! I've never felt so spoiled!), and spent quite a bit of time both talking cheese with me and letting me try loads of different samples from locally made sources. I got quite a few options, and he did a spectacular job at giving me just enough of each so that I could have a Wine + Cheese Night For One back at my AirBnB. I also picked up some crackers, olives, and incredibly garlicky hummus. If you love cheese, do yourself a favor and come here. Even if you don't know where to begin except traits you like (funky, creamy, earthy, salt crystaly), they'll know exactly where to steer you, and will probably delight and surprise you along the way!

Superb cheese; a local blue, a local soft, and a Italian hard, all just as the French gentleman who…read morehelped us pick them out had described. The shop is delightfully petite and well organized. And the Tiffany blue of the store is what caught our eye, and lucky we did see it because we had a most lovely picnic.

From the first time I'd tasted Orchard Pig cider I was hooked. Sweet, crisp and cold - it was the…read moreperfect beverage on a boiling hot day. But sadly, I couldn't find it in a shop anywhere. Even the restaurant where I tried it for the first time didn't have a clue where to buy it!? I was just about ready to leave it as a beautiful memory, the stuff of legends, when I walked past Chandos Deli's window. Bingo! Found it. As well as serving local speciality beers and ciders, they also stock mouth watering local food produce including meats and cheeses. They also have equally delicious imported goods like oils, dressings and olives. The prices are reasonable for a quality, but if you're looking for a bargain you won't find one here. Chandos Deli is a must-go-to before any party or picnic.

This place seems to be famous for its wine, cheese and bread, but I didn't get a chance to try…read more Tried some breakfast pastries and coffee, they were lovely. Staff were nice and the shop has a great relaxing ambience for sitting in.

I know it's a restaurant chain, but The Botanist makes me smile. Every time we come here:…read more1) We eat REALLY well! (... and somehow wish we'd ordered more despite being pleasantly full) 2) We get lost going to the bathroom (... and get reprimanded by the staff) It's become our thing, really. I'll echo some of what I said in my previous review: The Botanist in Bath offers a beautiful, minimalist, plant-heavy, environment. We've always sat on the second-floor mezzanine underneath the incredibly high-vaulted ceiling. Because of this cavernous space, the acoustics can be a bit all-over-the-place especially when it's packed and they've got live music going! Any iteration of their menu offers many gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options. We particularly enjoy: + the Rhubarb & Sage Spritz (if you like gin and tonics, this isn't to be missed; it's slightly fruity [without being sweet] and herbaceous [without being herbal, if that makes sense]) + the Vegan Board: There's SO. MUCH. GOING. ON. HERE. Definitely something for everyone, but the stand-outs for us continue to be the incredibly satisfying Bang Bang Cauliflower (which have a crunchy exterior and pillowy soft inside), the Giant Couscous salad (which somehow feels so light in comparison to other things on the board), the Houmous (so creamy, so flavorful; you're going to have a hard time wanting to share this!), and the Crispy Mushrooms (which are fried in a light polenta coating and come with a truffle/mustard mayo dip; it's okay that you love the dip more than you love the mushrooms - you can order more of it!). ^ you can order all of these things individually too! + [if they have them] the Sweet Chili Fries: perfectly golden-fried and topped with a sticky sweet and spicy sauce, coriander, and spring onions? Moreish! Get some to share even if you think you've already ordered too much food. + the Banoffee Sundae: made with caramelized banana, plant-based vanilla ice cream, Biscoff chocolate sauce and cookie crumb, it's absolutely indulgent and a little phallic looking. It's a reliable spot for shareable food with friends in a beautiful atmosphere. What more could you want?

For a UK chain, this restaurant has delightful charm with lots of plants and open airiness that…read morelive up to the name. The food was mostly good. The fish and chips and baked camembert were fantastic. The "chips" were well crisped and came out hot. The fish was delicate, flaky and tasty and the tartar sauce balanced and filled with herbs and pickles. The chicken katsu was dry and over cooked; it looks good but isn't worth it. The fried onion (think blooming onion if you're an American) was pretty good but nothing unique. The drink menu is extensive. They are well made and the bartenders can steer you towards what you'll probably enjoy most. I did think they tended to be a bit light on the alcohol, but hey, it's the UK! Overall enjoyable and would recommend - especially if I'm the hunt for good fish and chips or baked cheese!

Stumbled across the gorgeous little cafe while wondering around Bath. The sandwiches were fairly…read morereasonably priced and absolutely delicious. My chorizo sandwich was full of flavor and i definitely enjoyed the slight spiciness - Combined with a sunny day, upstairs setting with the sun shining through the windows and the quiet bustle of Bath, it was one of those picturesque moments that only appear on postcards.

Nice panini's, good salads and breakfast options. Interesting selection of teas. Great selection…read moreof cakes. Pleasant service.

When I lived in England I used to always visit this market when visiting Bath. Why? For the…read morearchitecture and quirky shops. For example...I used to buy from the secondhand bookstore there for the lastest block busters. It's nice to see this is still going strong.

Beautiful historic building filled with local independent shop…read more Gillards of Bath, the City's oldest Tea and Coffee merchant established in 1888 has the largest selection of finest teas and coffees I've seen. If you are looking for quality and unique traditionally hand blended teas or an extensive range of tea and coffee accessories this shop is a must visit . They specialise in dark roasted coffee which is almost impossible to find.

I found this place looking for someone to grab a quick, inexpensive bite to eat while passing…read morethrough Bath. The staff were extremely friendly, and the deep fried spaghetti was amazing. Recommended for all!