Got the beef noodle soup which hit the spot since I was incredibly jetlagged. Prices were good and…read morethe portion was large!! Tasty, but it was the moet British tasting beef noodle soup I've ever had. Not quite the flavor profile I was craving, but good nonetheless.

Food is oh so good. Soup noodle is the choice for us. Rich broth, full of noodles. Service is quick…read moreand friendly.

Loved our Sunday lunch here. I'm pescatarian and it can be quite difficult to find a roast dinner…read morethat feels as satisfying as my meat-eating counterparts. However, I felt completely included here. While I'm not a huge fan of pasty with a roast, the filling in the veggie main was very good and it was complimented with elevated side dishes and a rich gravy. The setting of the pub itself is also very nice and would be great to sit out by the river on a nice day.

I have mixed feelings about this place. Definitely off the beaten path like others have said. Great…read moreatmosphere, but had a few issues including getting a good table even though I had a reservation because everything was allegedly reserved but the place was basically Empty. They finally moved me to a better table when people did not show but it seemed odd. The Serivce is friendly but extremely slow with servers hardly ever checking in on you. I ordered soup as a starter which took at least 40 mins to arrive, and a pasta dish that didn't show until over an hour later. I felt older by the minute. Not sure it's worth the trip this far out.

Boy was I pleasantly surprised! Whenever I see crossover Caribbean restaurants, expectations are…read moreset at gutter level. Caribbean food is spicy, hearty and slams with flavor. As an example there's a spot called Bahama Breeze in the states that claims to offer Caribbean food ...emphasis on claims. Turtle bay in Bristol, executes and does so well. Their selection of rums, CHECK! Their atmosphere, good. Their service could be a tad more orderly, but that maybe a function of being short staffed. Or, working out kitchen logistics. If you like Ackee, try their Ackee rolls. The jerk chicken was pretty good, perhaps a bit too saucy. Love it when the food arrives piping hot and says hot throughout the meal, kudos chef. The fact that they were out of curry goat added to the restaurant's authenticity (as a West Indian spot). Do I recommend, yup! Don't dilly.

The food was really yum and the portion was much bigger than I was expecting. I liked that they…read moreoffered a vegan chickpea jerk wrap (MASSIVE) and it still had fantastic flavour. The plantains are delightful and the jerk halloumi is really yum!

Having received ill-deserved bad press regarding the service, my initial feelings towards Il Tocco…read moreD'Italia were somewhat suspicious. From the second I walked through the door I realised that I was wrong to prejudge. A wonderfully presented meal brought to us by friendly, courteous staff. This alongside the beautiful setting of Pulteney Weir made for an overall highly pleasant evening. I must add that this restaurant has now changed it's name to GG's Steakhouse and Grill; one must hope that this doesn't spell danger for the establishment.

Note: you need a reservation or you can walk in and try to get a seat, if they are booked get a…read morelater reservation. Okay- first of all the music playlist was pretty epic... I think I have the same playlist on Spotify. The absolute game changer though was the FISH & CHIPS. OMG.. I didn't realize how effin delicious this could be without being too greasy! . The haddock was perfect. The chips were perfect. The mushy peas were perfect. This has been, so far, the BEST fish & chips is all of the UK. And I love F&Cs.. and I'm A foodie.. so that's saying a lot. I think the only possible thing that can compete with TSS F&Cs are the Scottish Cod Fish & Chips at this same restaurant. And yeeeesssss, we will be back!

The Scallop Shell had my FAVORITE Fish N Chips while we were in England! This place was not on our…read moreitinerary to visit, but I am SO glad we came here. We got there a few hours before closing time and couldn't get a table right away - we were told to come back in an hour but we asked if it would still be possible to get their fish & chips. They asked how many of us would want it and all 5 of us did. Ha! Luckily, they were able to hold enough for us to come back once a table was open. The fish was perfectly crispy on the outside. The chips were tasty and the mushy peas were actually good which I wasn't expecting! I'd travel all the way back to England just for this meal at the Scallop Shell.

I may have been expecting too much from a small-town restaurant, but the food here was pretty…read moreunderwhelming. I went with the two-course lunch special and ordered sweet potato soup and a variation on bangers and mash. To put it succinctly, the soup was bland and the sausages didn't taste like sausage. That said, the service was friendly and the onion jam with the sausages was quite tasty. I wouldn't advise against coming here, but just don't set your expectations too high coming in -- that was my biggest mistake.

Gascoyne Place is a restaurant that serves English food with a sophisticated twist. And while it…read morehave achieved that through the beautiful plating of its dishes, the food itself severely lacks the flavor and heartiness of traditional English cuisine. For starters I had the pumpkin soup with toast. The soup itself was quite bland and had to be heavily seasoned with salt at the table. The toast was pretty tasty though: it was covered with different types of nuts and seeds and lightly drizzled with olive oil. The second course was bangers and mash. Although the dish was served with a sweet red onion jam and fried leek wisps, these delicate touches did not save it. The pork sausage was also incredibly flavorless. Also, despite being touted as free range grass-fed pork, the meat had a poor texture. The potatoes and gravy were lackluster as well. Overall, if I were in Bath, where Gascoyne Place is located, I would at least try it one more time. The restaurant does have a nice ambiance and the service is pretty good. So, for those who are seeking relaxation in Bath, give it a shot and see for yourselves!

Open all day for homemade food including Sunday Roast. All…read morefood is home made and freshly prepared on the premises. Great value for money and generous portions. Childrens menu available and speal discounts for over 60's.

I actually live quite close to the Crown at Bathford situated just out side of the Roman City Of…read moreBath and whilst it has always been a favourite place of ours it has improved leaps and bounds over the last year with the new owner giving it a boost. The food, drink and ambience is lovely.

Excellent Service and Excellent Food! We were driving in…read morefrom Heathrow just before kitchen closing time at 9.00 PM. We made a quick call, and Sandra, one of the bartenders, kept them open just until we arrived. The food was absolutely delicious and Grace, our waitress, was amazing! I definitely recommend this place to anyone wanting a true British pub experience.

We went here for food today after the kitchen had closed....however, the owners were happy enough…read moreto cook us some food. The food was INCREDIBLE! Best Ploughman and sandwiches! Highly recommend! Will be back again!!