Love coming here. If not for a twice monthly treat of breakfast, then as a meeting place for lunch…read morewith the "Corsham Old Boys". Great food which is prepared in an open kitchen, which I love and has amazing, friendly staff. You have to try this place.

Wild Cafe is a must for breakfast in Bath! Someone in our group recommended we come here and it…read moredidn't disappoint! We arrived in the morning on a quiet weekend. The cafe is a hole in the wall with communal seating and a few other tables inside and some outside. It's a bit packed inside but still quite charming with all the mismatched colorful decor. The service was sweet and efficient. Once seated, we were provided the menus and had our orders taken. The food came out fast and we paid at the front. I don't normally eat breakfast and got the Granola. It was fine--your typical yogurt, granola, and berries. It was tart, crunchy, and sweet--they provide a side of honey. I had half and gave the rest away because I wasn't hungry. Also ordered were the Bubble and Squeak and Fruit Pancakes. Oh my gosh, I had multiple bites of the Bubble and Squeak because it was so good! If I were hungrier I'd order this for myself. It's a delicious harmony of savory filling goodness. Loved the mashed potatoes and all the proteins. Highly recommend! Wild Cafe is an affordably delicious spot for all-day breakfast and brunch. Found on a corner in Bath off Queen Street, it's a must for yummy food!

We heard the insider mumbling's about how crazy it is to be able to get into this place and have…read moreone of their amazing breakfast because they are so popular. The portions are large and the food is crazy. Good. We went in there and ordered nice big plates of food and wound up sharing them with each other because everybody got something different. I was so pleased that while I was eating off of someone else's plate that they were enjoying the food off of mine at the same time. Plan ahead for when you're gonna get there. I recommend that one hour to 30 minutes before they close get your order in and that's a sure far away to get you to the head of the line at the end of the day.

Fantastic place with very friendly and attentive service. Food was excellent a locally sourced. I…read morehad the ham, cheese and Dijon sandwich with a fried egg. Loved it.

Experience at 10am on a Saturday…read more I visited the Green Bird Cafe in Bath after seeing all the glowing reviews, and to be fair, things started off well. The food was good, service was pleasant -- until the cafe got busy. That's when the experience soured. After finishing our meal, we were leisurely enjoying the last sips of our coffee, preparing to pay and leave. But instead of being allowed to finish on our own terms, we were asked -- quite bluntly -- to shuffle down across a table to make room for more customers. It was awkward, unnecessary, and frankly, made us feel like cattle being herded to optimise their table turnover. In all my years of dining, brunching, and travelling across multiple countries, I've never encountered a request like that in any cafe or restaurant. It completely undercut what was an otherwise good experience and left us with a bitter aftertaste -- quite literally and figuratively. To top it off, staff seemed to disappear when it came time to address the issue, save for one person who eventually surfaced to take some feedback. But by then, the damage was done. Sadly, I won't be returning. If the priority is quantity over quality of experience, I'd rather spend my time and money elsewhere.

Found this place by accident. Beautifully presented in vintage style…read more Signs say they do afternoon tea and lunch but we were here for breakfast. The owner offered a toddler portion of their yogurt, granola and compote offering and suggested bringing it as early as possible. Whilst my husband and I had a hot breakfast - he had a full English whilst I had smoked salmon and scrambled egg on granary toast. They are a local business who buys their ingredients from local businesses. The sausages from the local butchers were particularly good. All the food was delicious. Great service.

I have only bought baguettes from here but I have never been let down! There is an amazing variety…read moreof choices here; you'd be choosing a filling for 10 minutes! All baguettes are bursting with flavour and always taste fresh. Recommendations: any pate!

Stopped off for a bit of lunch on a spur of the moment thing. I walked passed many times and always…read morewondered what was on offer. Now feeling a bit foolish as the baguette was amazing. I know it's only a baguette, but it was fresh like it had just come out if the oven. Really friendly staff to boot.

This is more about the luggage storage offered here, as I didn't eat or drink here. 2 pounds 50…read moreper bag stored. Friendly and easy!

"A Baked Potato in England! I Found It!" Right outside of…read morethe train station in Bath, when you're starving, this is the practically first place you see, so you go in. We are so glad we did! A cozy little place that is able to serve vegetarian and vegan food and a delightful owner to boot. This was the first time I'd seen a baked potato in England! This is a staple for me back home, and I was shocked to find one here, it seemed like no one had a whole baked potato on their menu. But there it was in the glass case, I asked if that really was what I thought it was and the owner said yes, and that I could have any toppings I wanted on it! YES! Tomatoes and broiled mushrooms, please! What a treat! It was delicious, filling, and I was set to go roam around Bath for hours after that. My boyfriend ordered some kind of cooked eggs in a bun of some kind, I don't remember what it was called, and perhaps the owner made it up on the spot, he was super accommodating. As we sat and ate, we noticed a small set of shelves with all kinds of imported Mediterranean groceries on it. I wish I could have bought some and taken them home with me! Wonderful coffee and tea, nice owner to talk to, interesting locals stop by - all in all, a Winner!

Great food, great service - lovely staff, and a really fun view of the canal. As newbies to canal…read moreboating, it was a bit of a relief while we ate, to watch others struggle like we do! We're not alone :-)

Our first morning in BoA & we were so freakin' hungover. Our partners in crime (whom we met, in all…read moreplaces, NY city & they live in Bristol) recommended this place & insisted we have the "Full English" or "Fry Up" for breakfast. This place is right off of the canal & has plenty of outdoor seating. We ordered at the counter & I added a coke to my meal because I needed the sugar. I got a glass with one ice cube but was pleased when they filled the glass up to the top after I asked. We wandered outside to wait for our friends & find a table to eat at. Our friends arrived, placed their order & found us at the table. From the looks on their faces they were struggling as much as we were. Our breakfast was served & I will say....it was interesting. Scrambled eggs with bacon, sausage, baked beans, fried tomato & mushrooms, black pudding & toast. The bacon is different to what we have here in the US but tasty as were the beans (straight out of a can, good thing I like baked beans), the sausage was meh. The black pudding I steered clear of because it looked like a piece of charcoal & I don't eat blood. Overall the meal was good, tasty & filling. It made me feel human so that's a huge plus. Loved watching the long boats gliding up & down the river. Looked like some people lived on theirs. I guess it would be like tiny house living. Definitely a great place to sit back, enjoy a good meal & company.

Located within the Prior Park Garden Centre, and hence it's clever name, this is a very nice café…read morefor a quick coffee or an extended lunch. There is both indoor and outdoor seating available and one or two high chairs for babies. The food is locally sourced and excellently presented. The specials are generally exceptional and highly recommended. The coffee and cakes are also above the usual standard for coffee shops. The higher than average pricing reflects the quality, but it's worth it. The one star is lost because the basic menu is, well, rather basic; toasties, sandwhiches, salads, baked potatoes etc but not much else. The specials are what make this place stand out, but if the specials are sold out then I always find myself a little disappointed. The staff are always attentive and never obtrusive. And the icing on the cake is that there is free parking at the location.

Like all of Lacock this is rather picturesque It might be a café but it's still a bit posh. When we…read morevisited it was pretty full. The large room inside is nice, with old beams and decorations like an old saddle, but the windows are only small and a big queue up the middle did make it feel rather enclosed. Outside there are tables and chairs. We might have made use of them as the day was warm, but the only ones available had small tables to the side of the chair, which would have been awkward to eat at. Food is ordered at the counter. They have cakes and drinks there that you can take immediately, and a range of simple fare such as toasties, soup and baked potatoes to order. Though the big crowd in was some excuse I did feel our food was very slow to arrive. There were long gaps between things coming out of the kitchen. Maybe they were short on staff and/or cooker space. The cakes (which we ate first for some reason!) were absolutely delicious: light and buttery. Definitely recommended. I also had a Wiltshire ham rarebit. The food is well presented with generous portions and a big salad on the side. Unfortunately my lettuce had clearly come out of the bottom of a bag of ready prepared leaves and nobody had noticed that the darker leaves were actually bruised to mush in places Everybody's salad looked fresh otherwise. I was a bit puzzled when my rarebit arrived as at first glance I didn't see any ham. Turns out the 'Wiltshire' doesn't just mean it was local, but is a special type of ham, tending towards gammon. Instead of the usual bits of ham I actually had a huge slab of the stuff under the cheese! Though the price was more than you'd normally pay for toast with ham and cheese, with that portion it was well justified! And very tasty Overall my impressions were very positive. Food was fresh and of good quality, though they were clearly cracking a little under the pressure of a busy period, leading to slips such as my salad. I enjoyed my food and would return again.

Located just steps away from the entrance to the Lacock Abbey, the Stable Tea Rooms are the first…read moreplace you get to that you can get a cool drink at before entering Lacock proper. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. They serve light meals, desserts, and drinks. I had a lemon drizzle cake and it was really good! We sat in here for a while on a really warm day and enjoyed a drink and some sweets. The only parking for this place is at the Lacock general car park. There isn't any WiFi which would have been nice for us tourists. This place is totally a tourist town, so some WiFi would make sense. Friendly service and a small selection of items makes this a nice place to stop on your way into and out of Lacock.