Worked up an appetite after a day on a walking tour of the show Bridgerton set locations. This…read moreauthentic Moroccan restaurant rewarded us with an exceptional fresh meal. I had the very tasty and juicy tagine chicken. Wifey had the chicken skewers. Customer service was pleasing in spite of the large crowd that gathered. Nice family Moroccan style restaurant.

Sometimes an old trip calls you in the midst of a new one. When I heard there was a Moroccan…read morerestaurant in Bath, I thought about my foodie experiences in Morocco. I ordered a lamb tagine and salad. Both were excellent and I paired my tagine with couscous for lunch. The customer service was excellent and the decor of the restaurant is infused with Moroccan culture. Treat yourself!

Same Same But Different was on my short list of places to visit for brunch during my trip to Bath;…read morefrom the rave reviews across every platform and the stunning food photos, I knew I had to check it out. The space itself has a hipster casual vibe, which is definitely a scene I'm comfortable in. Lots of wood and dark colors and fun light fixtures, there's even a few tables outside (but good luck snagging those during even remotely nice weather!). It's a relaxed atmosphere that's great for groups of friends, breakfast dates, or solo travelers looking to hide in a corner and study. If you're a fan of a bloody mary, definitely be sure to get one here! Unfortunately, in my opinion, both the food and the service were tremendously disappointing. I'll start with the former: I ordered the Vegetarian Breakfast that comes with a fried egg, grilled halloumi, mushrooms, baked beans, grilled tomato, spinach and hashbrowns. According to the menu, there's also unlimited toast and tea (or americano) when no substitutions, but neither of those options were apparently available to me. The food itself was plentiful, but unmemorable (and bland) compared to similar breakfasts I've had elsewhere. And the staff was, for lack of a kinder word, rude. Dismissive, too. It was actually the worst service I had during my entire trip, and it stinks when a place stands out for that, but that's what I'm gonna remember from SSBD.

Unpretentious atmosphere and incredible food. A lot of detail to textures and flavors, we really…read moreenjoyed our meal here. I got the Brie and Bacon sandwich and it was exceptional. Would recommend this place over and over againx

Bar for hen parties. We went on Saturday, with four separate bride to be's and their groups moving…read morebetween the bar and the restaurant tables. Blaring music, very drunk people, throwing plates. For food, not a good value. Tasty but half portions at full price. Perhaps the restaurant thinks everyone will be so drunk that they don't notice the food...

Vegetarian moussaka, cheese trio, lamb shank, veg risotto,sofrito -all fantastic. Plates clean…read more Nice atmosphere for a late lunch close to shops. Wait staff attentive and friendly.

Top notch Tagine in Cardiff? Why not! Mezza Luna came recommended by fellow Yelpers and was a…read moredelight. Wait staff and servers were charming and helpful, service was prompt and the food did not disappoint. I had the roasted Aubergine starter with pita and opted for the Tagine Andalus for my main. Delicious, very visually attractive and with lots of well-cooked seafood, the Tagine was just as described - a paella done in the Tagine cooker. Thoroughly enjoyable and highly recommended. I will certainly be going back.

Going into this restaurant with my boyfriend I was happy to be greeted by a friendly but…read moreprofessional waiter. I was really impressed with the prices which I thought were extremely cheap (However, upon looking at the menu online before writing this review to make sure that I get everything right, I realise that the meat dishes are actually not that cheap - not expensive, just not cheap). I had a vegetarian tagine and we shared various mezze. The service throughout was excellent. It was attentive but also not too pushy or intrusive. The ambience of the whole place is brilliant and it's one of the places that I always recommend to people now. It's a little away from the normal place that people go to eat (more towards town) but it's worth the small walk.

What can I say? I got drunk. I got hungry. I came here. I bought cheap greasy food. I was happy…read more All I have to remember it by is the grease stains on my jeans.

This is definitely one of my preferred choices when it comes to late night munch in Bath city…read morecentre. If you want to feel slightly less guilty in the morning, then a falafel wrap from this place is an admirable option. However, if it's been a big one and you feel like throwing caution to the wind, they also do an excellent range of chips, burgers and other such standard late night fare. It's all very reasonably priced and the staff have always been very friendly whenever I've been in. They're also open really late compared to most other takeaway places in Bath, so if it's getting on a bit, then this is the place to head to. Much better than the Mr D's van, for sure.

We booked online, no problem for a Saturday night - but on arrival they were turning people away…read moreand later on a 16 strong hen party turned up so I guess that was why (though no issues if that would otherwise put you off) Anyway, the food & drink first...braised lamb, sea bass, followed by a tiramisu and a cheese platter...all excellent. Two large glasses of Montepulciano and Trebbiano to accompany these...a primitivo and a grappa (nicely chilled upon request) and coffee afterwards. £111 inc service The service was very good, attentive but not pushy, helpful and professional Surroundings - well, its not cramped, a really big room which in itself is really nice...with film star prints on the walls (hmm)...its in what was Beau Nash's house A very enjoyable evening - would return

Excellent meal and service. It was really cool being in Beau Nash's home and the restaurant is in a…read moregorgeous Georgian room. We had bread and mussels for starters. The mussels were in a delicious wine broth and there was an excellent assortment of breads though the focaccia was the true standout. We had saltimbocca ( delicious and perfectly prepared), penne Beau Nash (decadent creamy mushroom and chicken dish) and a really tasty carbonara. We shared the chef's special dessert (pistachio with a lemon cream) - wow! Probably the best food in Bath so far!

Quick glance: + convenient location…read more+ cheap set menu for lunch + large venue + good portion size... - ... but food is nothing to shout about - service of variable quality I came here for a Saturday lunch after a tour around the Roman Baths partly because of its convenient location. Despite the hundreds of tourists milling about, we were seated at Tilleys promptly as there were many tables tucked away downstairs. The restaurant offered a cheap option for lunch, costing only £12.50 per person for two courses (or £15 for three courses). Some mains of the day ask for a £1 supplement, which is very reasonable. On the day we visited, for example, Tilleys had cod as well as lemon sole as a special, which attracted a supplement, as well as whiting at no additional cost. I found the waitress serving us to be slightly abrupt. When she told us about the special mains of the day, she briefly explained there was the whiting, the lemon sole with butter and lemon, and cod with parsley and butter, without elaborating, for example, that the whiting were breaded fillets or how the other fish were prepared. (It was only after we had ordered, I heard the other waitress explaining in more details about how the fish was prepared and served to our neighbouring table). When we ordered mains, which came with one side detailed on the menu as vegetable of the day, potato of the day, etc, we had to ask how the potato was prepared, and then prompted our waitress to tell us what the vegetable was. During our meal, our water jug was empty and our waitress came over to ask us if we wanted anything. Before I could say "more water please" she had already turned around and almost ready to dash. I would like to put this down to inexperience and ignorance rather than a rude service, but it did make for a disconcerted experience. The food itself was nothing to shout about. The starter was more visually appealing than the mains, and the fish I had (cod) and my partner ordered (whiting) was slightly overcooked, but still edible and we walked away full. It's a little darker in the basement, with a rather somber ambiance. The waitress who served us seemed a bit tired, and the food itself represents the height of British cuisine from the late 80s (Tilleys is a family-run restaurant founded in 1983). It's a good, cheap place for lunch, although I wouldn't classify it as cheerful.

Very relaxed and the food was delicious. Order the small plates so you get a taste of many. If you…read moreare confused just ask. Staff will help you with a smile.

Lovely place in a lovely town. Complete menu and everything I've tried is great. Friendly staff…read more Book ahead for busiest times. Nice outdoor area too.

Tucked away, just opposite (the now closed) sommerfields, The Olive Tree is small but perfectly…read moreformed! I had the happy opportunity to sit outside on a warm sunny day and had a delicious panini for lunch. Very attentive staff, without being too intrusive. Good range of food on the menu and at a fair price.

Of all the varied places to eat along Charminster Road, Baraca is definitely my favourite…read more Every time I visit, the food is absolutely delicious and great value for money. Breakfasts, salads, Mediterranean dishes, burgers, sandwiches, Turkish toast and fab desserts. Great for vegetarians (the vegetable moussaka is amazing) and friendly service. Plenty of locals descend on this place at all times of day, and I can totally see why. Recommended!

An interesting one, the first two times I visited, the service, food and atmosphere were 5 star…read more Some of the best lamb I'd ever had and friendly helpful staff. I then took my parents and the food wasn't as tasty , service was slow and the same staff just didn't seem as happy. My 4th and last visit was somewhere in between. The meze seem smaller abd less varied now, but the menu has improved again. I'd definitley say go and try for yourself. And do have a pipe on the terrrace outside after your meal :)