Visiting Bath for a couple days and stepped in here for a pint to cap the day of sightseeing. Local…read morefolk were welcoming, and we had an interesting chat. I'm thankful for this Yelp app and our reviews which is very helpful in finding great spots we might miss otherwise.

The bartender was really nice-she chatted a bit about the area and responded to my request for a…read morelocal beer.

This place had one of my favorite meals during our two week vacation in England. It's a decent…read moresized pub with a couple floors, though it can get pretty full. Overall nice ambiance. Service is quick and friendly. I really enjoyed my raven ale pie with the raven ale gravey and extra veggies. The perfect meal! Also enjoyed the free ranger pie, though I'd recommend the raven ale over it. Do not skip the sticky toffee pudding with honeycomb ice cream! It was perfect and my favorite of many sticky toffee puddings that I had in England. Highly recommend if you're in Bath or the surrounding area!

Best pub in town. Out door seating for a nice day and they'll bring your food out to you. The raven…read morepie with chips and onion gravy is as delicious. The black and blue was also good. But the raven pie was a cut above. Good assortment of beer along with beer made direct for this pub. The ale was delicious. Cozy inside of the outdoor seating isn't available. Lower traffic street adjacent to the main arteries of town make it an easy stop while in town.

Got the chicken Sunday roast! Pretty expensive given the portion size…read more The chicken was tender and tasty, and I really liked the roast root vegetables. It was my first time having Yorkshire pudding. Was very surprised to discover it wasn't actually a pudding Watched the Arsenal v Chelsea match while eating which was a big plus!

Cute pub in the center of Bath ( England), stopped for light lunch after Saturday flea market…read morenearby ( the market was not impressive). Food was good ( stake, humus, not so much the shakshuka - eggs were overcooked on the top and the whites were running at the bottom , friendly service, smallish portions for the price . Solid 3

Went to Garricks twice today in Bath. Lunch and dinner.. for lunch we had the shared seafood…read moreplatter with skinny fries and curry sauce. For dinner I had the crispy pork belly Sunday roast. Mrs had the beef Sunday roast. Service was great both times. Food was fresh and hot. When in Bath this is a good spot to eat.

Our first night in Bath and we were looking for a pub experience. We had read about Garrick's Head…read moreand gave it a try. They have several local ales on tap and some "Real Ale" cask conditioned for a traditional experience. Sadly, there was no roast beef when we arrived so we'll have to wait for the classic Sunday roast. Steak and ale pie, and a butternut squash pie were good substitutes. This is a popular spot, especially for outdoor seating. We sat inside in a cozy dining room but if the weather is dry outdoors is a nice option. Our first night in Bath and we were looking for a pub experience. We had read about Garrick's Head and gave it a try. They have several local ales on tap and some "Real Ale" cask conditioned for a traditional experience. Sadly, there was no roast beef when we arrived so we'll have to wait for the classic Sunday roast. Steak and ale pie, and a butternut squash pie were good substitutes. This is a popular spot, especially for outdoor seating. We sat inside in a cozy dining room but if the weather is dry outdoors is a nice option.

Stumbled upon a wonderful little pub that is community owned by 700 of the locals that often…read morefrequent the place. Much friendlier vibe than I've found at many of the other crowded areas in bath and cheaper prices if you venture just a bit out from the main city centre area.

Although it is definitely a tourist place, the portions are large and the food is solid. The…read moreservice was also friendly and prompt.

Cozy local pub with friendly staff offering a stellar selection of drinks on tap. We opted to sit…read moredownstairs , which was not as spacious as the upstairs, and thoroughly enjoyed our time. The burgers were cooked and seasoned to perfection as well as the chicken strips and chips. The steak was overcooked and lacked flavor, which was a disappointment, but overall it was a great experience.

Great little pub! The service was outstanding. The bartender was so friendly, caring and provided…read moreexpert service. Lots of different options on tap and I was especially impressed with their cider selection. They had an apple cider that was still (vs sparkling) and it was the first time I've ever heard of it. The only reason this isn't 5 stars is because two people got sandwiches (the fish fingers and tofu po boy) both commented on it lacking a little flavor and wanting more salt/sauce. This would be a 4.5 stars but Yelp doesn't do that so rounded down.

This is a sweet and tiny pub located in one of the small streets in Bath center. It is supposedly…read morethe smallest pub in Bath.

I had no idea that this was Bath's smallest pub when I frequented it, but that likely explains why…read moreI chose it. I love small, ambient, out-of-the-way places frequented by locals, and the Coeur De Lion fit the bill perfectly. Although we sat outside in the (unseasonably warm and sunny) April air, with a light breeze gusting through the rather narrow alleyway, my traveling companion and I became absorbed in the delicious flavors of our dishes, our engaging conversation, and the pleasant warmth of a perfect spring afternoon, tuning out the foot traffic (and most of the rest of the world) behind us. The best Shepherd's Pie I had the privilege to enjoy during my stay in the UK, and don't kid yourself, I ate a lot of Shepherd's Pie. Looking a bit like an over-sized, savory cupcake, resting on a nest of mashed potatoes and drizzled in gravy, I couldn't have been more satisfied with its crisp, flaky crust and tender, lean cuts of meat. The Coeur De Lion is small enough that you could blink and miss it, when walking by. Do yourself a favor, and keep your eyes open.

Great Little Hill house with friendly service and nice selection. Had the Alpaca Lypse and it was a…read morenice IPA. Great ambiance for these tourists.

Quiet place and good ale, we tried the Director's superior Ale and the Dartmoor Jail Ale, they were…read morelovely.

Stunningly gorgeous. Cozy and inviting while also have an aura of grandeur all combined with a…read morecausal and comfortable nature. Open bar seating with different options. Delicious craft cocktails. Cool your heels while roaming around on your day in bath right next to the Putney bridge. Great stop

We came here and the restaurant id beautiful, no matter where you sit it's gorgeous…read more They were very accommodating and sat us early. They have a nice menu- a few random things but those random things are incredible. The fried beef bao bun was AMAZING and I'd go back for 100 of those alone. The roast however was beyond disappointing. Tough bland and frankly gross. Would not recommend- it seems that was the common consensus by fellow diners sitting near us. I'll definitely be back for the buns.

Such a fun little pub. Tell Loretta (Burt?) that the French Chicagoans sent you and it's possible…read morehe will offer up shots.

Nice quiet liitle pub tucked away if the arcade of the shopping centre of bath. As the name of the…read morepub suggests it is furnished with war memrobilia which adds a little old world charm to the place. Limited supply of real ale on offer, food is reasonably priced.