Walking into this place I was reminded of some of the small delis in Amsterdam or some in Sydney. I…read morehad the ploughmans lunch which was delicious and very fresh. I am happy to have now tried the local cheese which is extremely fresh. Highly recommended!!!

Had to stop and get something for the train. This place is very convenient and has great curb…read moreappeal to attract drunk patrons. I was a little sad I couldn't also get a slice of pizza for some reason. We got a beef pasty and a chicken pasty and enjoyed it on the train home. Very glad we stopped by for one.

We stopped once on our way into town and again on the way out. Great pies (preferred the cornish…read moreover the chicken), loved the strawberry and rhubarb cake, and the monster sized merengue (tried both raspberry and lemon). Prices were reasonable. We loved peering in their tidy window display of goods.

We wanted to try pasties! And a sausage roll!…read more We got take away. Traditional, sausage roll and chorizo. Served warm and delicious! That said, no need to have any more pasty or sausage rolls. Had to try them since we were here. Quick service!

This is a traditional pasty place near the cathedral. It comes up as a top option and I was hungry…read moreso I stopped in to get a pasty. It was satisfying and filling from someone who never had one before. :)

This is a small spot in middle of the pedestrian walking area…read more You order at the window and wait. We got there pretty early (right as they were opening). I ordered the all day breakfast baguette (sausage, bacon, and fried egg). She let us know it would take a bit since she had to cook it all up. She was hustling by herself and the sandwich was delicious. I had high hopes for the actual baguette due to the name and it was good and fresh. My sandwich was filling and it was perfect to start by day. I also got a latte.

This shop has such yummy baguette sandwiches. I got the falafel baguette which was scrumptious…read more There is no seating but some benches near by and is great for grab and go. The prices are really reasonable as well which is an added bonus

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.

I can't really add much to what's already been wrote. However, there's a special on Tuesdays that…read morethey don't advertise at the shop itself. The Mothership is only £6.00, instead of £8.50. But you gotta ask for it. As a Brit and a Bristolian, I have to say that this is about as good as it gets. However, I feel compelled to write one extra thing though. Although the quality of their pies is beyond question. I have to admit that it's not the sort of thing that most people would serve up at home. Normally, there's your pie, then there's your potatoes and veggies, all served in dollops, sort of, kind of, approximately. The presentation at Pie Minster is different. If my Mum served me a pie dinner with the same sort of presentation that Pie Minister does, I'd think that my Mum had gone off her rocker. However, what Pie Minster does is definitely a very good second best. Another thing, at £8.50 as the normal price for the Mothership, I have to say that there's plenty of other ways to spend a lot less (like a fiver or so) and get a half way decent Indian/Chinese/whatever. However, those are take away meals and at least at Pie Minister, you can sit down. They also have a "frequent visitor" type card. The card is free, and you just get it stamped every time you buy a pie and/or hot drink. Once you've reached the required total (9 I think), you get a free pie/hot drink. They take credit/debit cards.

Pie pie pie pie pie pie pie pie…read more Of course you all know of the Pieminister pie n mash with minty peas and onion gravy, but here are some inner-town outlets to get your fix - Permanent stall inside St Nicks market - has long under-cover benches so you have to be friendly to clamber past complete strangers to get a seat but don't be shy - we're all pie-lovers here. Holds their full range of pies and extras in quick service to get the lunch crowds fed and happily waddling back to the office. Busiest about 1pm. They also do takeaway but no-one in your office will be your friend if you make them smell such deliciousness when they only have a ham sandwich and a packet of low fat crisps. Temporary stands on Corn Street / outside Tescos during market days, so Wednesday for the Farmers Market, Saturdays and the first Sunday of every month for the Slow Food Market.

Beautiful shop! Great service, good and coffee! My son thought the carrot cake was superb.read more

The art of coffee this is what you'll find here. Amazing coffee and really nice staff. Clean and…read moreperfect for sipping and reading paper!

How does this cake-land not already have 100s of yelp reviews!?…read more My friend and I were looking for somewhere to stop for a glass of wine...but we were distracted by the amazing looking cakes in the window of this Thoughtful Bread Company. I didn't think we needed more cake, but my friend was SURE that we needed to try at least one of their tasty treats!! The main problem is, everything looks so good- how can you choose!? We asked the staff who told us their seven (!) favourites. The best options included a peanut butter and jelly éclair, passionfruit cheese cake, chocolate ganache heaven...I could go on... They have good cake options!! Why you should visit: - It is a cute little shop - Their cakes are gorgeous - The ladies behind the counter are *so* sweet! In the end, they even gave us recommendations for decent bars...so we ended up with cake AND wine. It was a good Saturday.

Eggs Royal with salmon !!!mmmm it was soooo fresh eggs cooked perfect salmon lovely. I really…read moreenjoyed this meal !!! mmmm