Amazing service! Had the seafood curry which was beautifully light & perfect portion size. The salmon was an amazing appetizer dish!

Came here after work and you can make reservations for later in the day if you need to. The place itself looks nice, very fancy. The service is very helpful and attentive, and they would also recommend which wines would go well with our food. We got the appetizer sampler which had various smoked salmon, capers, onions, and mussles. Everything on this was excellent which led to us ordering another serving of this. I also had the grilled salmon which you can really taste the difference. I would however order more smoked salmon if I came back. read more

A solid four star restaurant to grab a great meal without feeling guilty about spending too much. We met up with some friends in Bath & they suggested Loch Fyne for early dinner. If you get seated by 7 pm you can get 3 courses for £13.95 or 2 courses for £11.95. You get a set menu to choose from and there were quite a few options so it was well worth it. I opted for the 3-course and had the Butternut Squash Soup with crème fraiche and granary bread, Beetroot Risotto with goat's cheese and horseradish butter and the Passion Fruit And Vanilla Cheesecake to polish it all off. You can also choose a complimentary side and I got the Twice-Cooked British Potato Chips! *smile* The presentation of the food was perfect -- five stars for that. Now onto the taste -- my soup was excellent - mildly tempered, delicate and still flavorful. I wasn't too impressed with the risotto - not sure beet lends it self naturally to a risotto like asparagus does. What it lacked in flavor, it made up for in butter & that was the overwhelming taste I was left it. However it was the only vegetarian option for the mains on the set menu and in the end with the soup and chips on the side I was more than full. I loved my desert - the tangy passion fruit sorbet was very refreshing. The husband had the Seasonal Whole Fish which was the Mackerel served broiled and commented that even though it was a skinny fish with not much flesh on it, it was really fresh and seasoned well. He got the Seasonal Mixed Vegetables as the side. Our friends enjoyed their Scottish Rope-Grown Mussels and Clam Linguine. Another stand out item on the set menu which some from the group sampled was the Cullen Skink -- smoked haddock chowder with granary bread. The husband loved it and said it was rich, creamy and perfect for a cold evening. All in all, we had a great time here. Loch Fyne is a chain in the UK, but still has an air of intimacy to it. The decor of this newly renovated location was airy and the tables were well spaced out. The staff was warm and the service really efficient. Highly recommend this location if you're in the vicinity and are looking for a hearty meal. read more

Loch Fyne Restaurant - Beet risotto with goat cheese - Seafood Near Me - Bath, BAS

Good atmosphere with friendly staff. I had the seafood grill. The fish was delicious. The skin was very crispy. The lobster butter sauce taste great with everything. read more

Loch Fyne Restaurant - Seafood Grill - Seafood Near Me - Bath, BAS

Had the chili shrimp starter, and the shrimp was good enough, but it was supposed to come with grainery bread. It came with stale white bread. When I noted these problems, I was told that they were sorry but they were out of grainery bread (it was only 18:45 on a Friday...how could they be out of it unless they never had it?) and they bake their bread daily, so it couldn't be stale (it was stale). If they made their bread daily, how could they have run out so early? (There were several mentions on grainery bread throughout the menu). I had fish and chips, while my wife had prawn curry. Both were tasty, as were the mushy peas and the chips. They also reduced my bill by 10% because of my complaint, which I did not ask them to do. Yet, the review stands. read more

The Mrs surprised me on my birthday this month with a little escape to Bath and this is where we stayed for one night. Above the restaurant are about 6 boutique B&B rooms. When I say above, I do mean UP. As a listed and small building there are no lifts, but a good 6 floors via stairs up. We stayed in room No 7 which was in the very top floor. Very good if you've got a fit bit - not good trying to climb after a filling dinner. The room was nice and clean. There was a very posh selection of fruity teas and a coffee machine in the room which was very nice once we'd googled how to use the thing! We had dinner in the restaurant downstairs and I was delighted that while I received my dessert with a birthday candle, no one sang at me! We had some oysters to start, 2 with Lime and Tequila, 2 beetroot and horseradish and 2 eu natural. Followed by the Fish your own way. Really lovely meal in a lovely buzzy bright restaurant. In the morning, we made sure we brought our bags down for breakfast as we didn't fancy doing that ascent again and they held them in the bar downstairs. Breakfast was nice enough, really good coffee. If in Bath, well worth a visit. read more

I enjoy the dressed Cromer crab with potatoes and string beans at Loch Fyne. I've never had so much crab in one sitting all to myself - so with that said, the portions were filling. The crab was served chilled, with the crab meat and roe in the main shell; essentially doing all the for you. But beware, there are bits of shell. My dining companion did not enjoy his fish and chips with come with a side of mushy peas which he didn't care for, and he normally likes peas. Good and friendly service. They prefer guests with reservations but will seat you if there is availability. You may have to walk around the block a few times if they cant seat you until a certain time. read more

We came here for a late lunch on a Friday afternoon. There was a bit of a wait for a table - which turned out to be because the person who greeted us and asked us to wait hadn't informed the waiting staff. There was another wait for someone to take our order but after this service was exceptional - our waitress was extremely friendly and efficient. In terms of the food the flavours were very good and the fish was nicely cooked. However I found the clams in my Cataplana (Portuguese fish stew) were very gritty - as if they perhaps hadn't been cleaned properly. This unfortunately affected my enjoyment of the dish. Overall I think the meal was ok and reasonable value for money, but I have definitely had better. read more

Excellent restaurant! Visited here TWICE during our vacation (this violates our "holiday mantra", but it just worked out that way). A local recommended this restaurant and we had lunch the first time- excellent fish and chips (children's meal) and a very good mackerel lunch special for me. I've had fresher mackerel, but this was still pretty good; plus, the waiter suggested an excellent wine that paired perfectly with the fish. Our second meal was dinner- I had half a dozen oysters on the half-shell- very fresh, and you could select four different ways they were prepared- all were good. My main course was crab cake, which again was very fresh and prepared nicely. Good side of asparagus, also. My wife and child had excellent fish dishes, and then we had a wonderful dessert plate. Service was very good for lunch, and mixed for dinner: we started out with a waitress who was new- after a few questions that stumped her, an experienced waitress filled in and did a superb job throughout the rest of our meal. Experience (and thorough training) counts!! Not 100% child-friendly, but they accommodate little-ones ok. The final tab was high, but not unreasonable. Having said all this, I'd go back to Loch Fyne in a heartbeat. read more

LOVED my lunch here. The two course for 12L is an exceptional deal, and the food was very, very good. Lovely atmosphere and fantastic, friendly, efficient service. HIGHLY recommend. read more

50 pounds for a sharing platter. Lobster is sold out tonight. The restaurant smells a bit strange... something is a bit fishy at this place. It's not horrible... just not up to the standard I am expecting. It's like "Chicken = Nandos" / "Seafood = Loch Fyne" type experience. read more

The early evening menu is great value for money. The staff are all polite and friendly, even when very busy the service is good. Lots of wines by the glass so you don't have to buy a whole bottle and great bread and butter - don't eat too much and miss out on the great food, though! read more

Really nice restaurant with good food. Decor is nice and clean. We stayed upstairs at the hotel which is also a good recommend if you don't mind stairs... had breakfast and dinner. Breakfast I had the eggs and smoked salmon. Eggs were nicely scrambled... not runny and well seasoned and with a bit of Spinich, nice portion of smoked salmon on the side and thick French bread toast. My daughter had the eggs florentine... she really liked it, eggs poached just right and lovely presentation. For dinner....if you like oysters sample them... the tequila and line were great... served with a tube of tequila to squeeze on the oyster, add a squeeze of line and shoot it... so good. The beet root and horseradish oysters were also amazing. I had the muscles in the wine wine butter cream broth which comes with fries... broth eas really yummy .. only thing is the fries were cut a bit short so they were had to dip into the broth unless you ate them with a fork. My daughter had the seafood ramen.... nice and spicy with a lot of seafood in it. read more

Loch Fyne is a great seafood restaurant in Bath serving beautiful fish dishes in a lovely setting.The food,wine and deserts are all excellent with reasonable prices and the service is first class.I had mussels as a starter followed by bass with scallops and both were divine. read more

Living on its reputation, to an extent, we found it busy on a cold, wintery Tuesday evening. My moules mariniers had a really nice, creamy soup with bags of flavour. The sea bass was quite ordinary, though. Prices were surprisingly good so it wasn't a rip-off, but I really did feel like we were eating in just another chain (which we were). read more

Nervous about heading up Milsom Street to Loch Fyne on a Friday evening in case they are full. Ah well we said there is always Cote and Jamies if we can't get in. Mmmm Breton chicken at Cote I thought. Didn't need to worry, walked straight to table in Loch Fyne. Decided to continue the Tuscan theme having come back from Siena on Wednesday, I had the tagiolini starter, fresh, herby grilled courgette and grilled tomatoes, excellent combination. Mixed fish main was light and well cooked. Service good as ever. read more

Loch fyne in Bath is, as all Loch Fynes tend to be, very nicely set out, modern but not too bright bistro type of atmosphere. Food is really good, and plentiful, and service very efficient and friendly. read more