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.

We made a quick stop for coffee and pastries during a 2-hour bus break. Within just 10 minutes, we…read morerealized that Bath truly deserves at least two full days to explore properly. This charming café is located on the iconic Pulteney Bridge and offers delicious pastries along with a beautiful view of the River Avon. We only wish we had more time to enjoy it all.

The pastries are great but come here for the ambiance. The light coming through the window is just…read moresplendid. The service is great too!

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 cafe for a late breakfast (although they stop taking orders at 11.30)…read more Particularly recommend the eggs Benedict. Good location along the river bank. On a Bath Rugby Match Day go early it can get busy. They also do Lunches which look great. The menu often contains Sticky Toffee Pudding - which I must have someday.

This review just echoes blondie 1's below. Riverside Cafe is just a hole in the wall, a cave…read moreentrance almost hidden from view opposite Grand Parade. Disappear down the little footwell steps on the right, on the far side of Pulteney Bridge from Bath centre and walk round the terrace pathway to find the entrance. Inside is a reasonably spacious cafe, jolly and busy. But, best of all, are the outside tables and seats on the path or even better, those back round the corner on the small terrace area overlooking the weir, almost underneath the beautiful Pulteney Bridge and with wonderful views of the imposing buildings opposite on Grand Parade and beyond. Location, just excellent. Make friends with the constant stream of passers by. And the food and drinks not bad either, good quality cafe grub, lovely salmon and eggs benedict for instance and the fresh coffee is nice and strong and smooth. Very friendly, welcoming and attentive service (can be a bit slow if very busy), with good clean toilets too. Highly recommended.

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.

I really wanted to do the whole cake/tea time thing while I was in Bath. Seems like the thing to…read moredo! Saw good reviews on Google and Trip Advisor, so I went here. I got the Coffee Fudge cake. Large slice for £4.95 and a glass of rosè to make me feel fancy. I've seen cheaper cakes but I can't knock this one. It was lovely and the servers were nice, you just occasionally have to catch their eye since it's Europe and they aren't pushy.

Looking for a nice place to go with your Mum, Nan, or The Girls for a cake or a light lunch in…read moreBath? Well stop looking, because you have found it! Cafe Lucca is located in the beautiful and atypically 'Bath' Bartlett Street - amongst a traditional and picturesque network of old cobbled streets at the top of the main shopping parade of Milsom Street. In this little spot, just out of the hustle and bustle, is a treasure trove of cafes, boutique shops, and antique shops. Cafe Lucca is located within the trendy Homeware and Clothing store 'The Loft'. If you are after tea and cake you won't be dissapointed. The counter is stock full of many, many cakes, tarts, pastries and biscuits. -Deliciously dark and gooey 'matilda' chocolate fudge cake -Pumpkin, walnut and maple cake with cream cheese frosting -Thick slabs of millionaires shortbread topped with crisp and glossy dark chocolate, decorated with delicate brush strokes of milk chocolate. ... I could go on for hours... If you are after lunch then this also is the place to be. They serve 'Modern Italian' specialities such as bruchettas , paninnis and seasonal salads. The serving counter is also filled with the colourful bowls of salads that accompany the lunch dishes, hearty, healthy and delicious. - Green Beans with Almonds, Orange and Tarragon - Roasted Butternut Squash with Raisins and Goats Cheese - Vine Tomatoes with Basil, Shallots and White Balsamic ...Just devine... Top marks from me. Why not give it a go?

Right in the centre of Bath is The Hub Café, been in Bath for years and years and is a classic…read moreplace to head for a bit of lunch away from it as only the locals know it really. Still gets very busy at lunchtimes and at weekends, but there are several tables downstairs and also an upstairs seating area so you should be able to bag a table. Good menu full of lunchtime favourites, anything from teacakes or a fry up to jacket potato or lasagne. Good, friendly service pretty quick too so a good place to spend your lunch hour. Reasonable prices and a good atmosphere.

family run, unpretentious, not too greasy spoon greasy spoon, dose epic sandwiches and breakfastsi…read moreknow people who go here every time there in bath as its so good! just hope its not closed for a family wedding when ur in town! :P

Jacob's Coffee House was our hungry stomach's savior recently. We had had a long afternoon, now…read moreworking into early evening, strolling around Bath, and by now it was getting dark and much cooler. We were hungry, but most places had already rolled up the welcome mat and were closed the day. The prospect of facing the 90 minute train back to London with empty stomachs was not appealing! Fortunately Jacob's was still open and serving, and although it was only 10 minutes till closing time, they kindly stirred us our hot paninis in their upstairs dining area. Upstairs a number of people were having coffee or dinner, some on their laptops, so we were not alone in having a leisurely meal even though it went past their official 7 PM time to close. Although the furnishings are coffee shop Spartan, everything was clean and comfortable. I had the ham and cheese panini, which was delicious; my wife had the vegetarian panini, with artichoke and goat cheese, which she really enjoyed. Both paninis were around 5 pounds, pretty reasonable. As a bonus, for a small amount they threw in a slice of passionfruit carrot cake, which topped the meal off nicely! Great place for a quick late meal in Bath before heading home!

You're a lucky soul if you live in Bath. Being from nearby, I've a real soft spot for the south…read morewest, and cities like Bath remind me how gorgeous it is around there: the cotswold stone, the lush green hills, the old architecture. You can certainly grab a slice of that (and a slice of cake) whilst whiling away the afternoon at Jacob's. We popped in for a brief stop off before indulging at the (new) Bath spa. Flat whites checked out, the array of cakes was plentiful and exciting, and the staff were lovely. It was a little hectic -- one can't really stand anywhere appropriate around the counter without getting in the way of a waitress, but it's no bother once you've paid and taken a seat. The carrot cake was more than worthy of a mention. It wasn't in the least bit dry, the icing was just plentiful enough, and it was stuffed with nuts and fruit. I even think it was crusted with shaved coconut. The pigeons will try their luck, but I welcome a little avian entertainment. They're really cute, friendly, and will help polish off the crumbs if you're inoffensive about it. You'll also have a great view of the cathedral if you sit outside. Gorgeous little spot.

Nice cozy brunch spot in Bath. I got the Croque Madame (£11.50), which was really tasty with the…read moremelted cheese and fried egg on top. The bread was also soft and absorbed the rest of the flavors nicely. This also came with some greens on the side. I also tried the Peach Bliss Pancakes (£11.25)- the peach and apricot compote on top was good, while the almonds were a nice crunchy touch as well. However, I thought the yogurt on the pancakes seemed a bit weird. In my mind, I kept thinking it should be some kind of cream instead of yogurt. The place itself has a small cozy vibe. You walk down a few steps from the sidewalk and there is a small outdoor patio seating area before entering the restaurant. The interior has a bit of a cozy tavern kind of vibe with some cute decor. There were a couple tables still available for Saturday brunch. The staff are average friendliness although they could've been a bit more attentive. The service speed was okay. Overall, I think The Courtyard Cafe is a solid spot for brunch in Bath, close to the center of the city.

This cafe had a nice place to sit & delicious food! The service was provide quickly & with a smile.read more