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Europe 2023 - Bath Time to start slowing down and enjoying some morning breakfast cafes. FAST Food: trying to find a proper English breakfast and I think we got one here. we got the eggs Benedict and the Wild Breakfast. The Wild Breakfast has just about everything, sausage was great, poached egg, which I don't normally like was done right, beans, slice of bacon and a white thing and a black thing, not sure what they were but I ate them. The Eggs Benedict were cooked perfectly. The coffee however was amazing! Atmosphere: we sat outside by the road and watched people and cars navigate the tight road. Admire how old everything is. Service: great service, we got our food quickly and had a nice chat with the young lady from Moldova. Tip: enjoy a second cup of coffee or tea and soak in the area.
Brilliant little breakfast spot in downtown Bath a bit off the beaten path. Great light, communal tables and a cool / hip vibe make this place totally appealing. Food is homemade and really fresh and delicious. I had the bacon pancakes. Sort of like a cross between a biscuit and a pancake (biscake? pancuit?), hearty and delicious and overflowing with syrup. My date had a crazy eggs benedict with salmon which looked dreamy. Great coffee and service too. Highly, highly recommend this place!!
Found this place on yelp. Had breakfast here. Very good if you are a fan of poached eggs. They also have sandwiches, but I didn't try any of those. They have vegetarian and gluten free options available . I think there is an up-charge for Gluten free though. The espresso/ cappuccino was very good.
Wild Cafe has a very lively atmosphere, with a friendly service, descent food, and a decor of industrial wilderness. I got here at 8am and they were still not set up (even though they are set to open at 8) but they apologized for being late and took care of things very quickly. WiFi connection is fairly descent. Network called BLUE and Password rabbitpie (which they no longer serve) The employees were discussing being shorthanded with one of the locals, and loved hearing how they knew what her "usual" order was. That was very lovely. I had the English Royal wirh a side of Avocado. The hollandaise sauce was fantastic and the salmon smoked to perfection. The side of Avocado wasn't as fresh (had some black stains and felt like it was a half leftover from precious day) , but was edible. Overall I had a great experience and will definitely come back here. 3 Stars, but an extra star for the humbling and friendly service.
What a lovely little cafe to happen upon. My parents and I were wandering around Bath one day and I needed a break. Suddenly, around the corner, there it was. A sweet little corner cafe with big windows, multi-colored chairs, and the hours written on the wall in pastel chalk. Everything is recycled, reclaimed, and/or homemade. The coffee was good and the homemade carrot cake with rainbow sprinkle frosting was to die for. The spoons were all antique and my mom was lucky enough to get her coffee with a 1937 coronation spoon. My dad offered to buy it off the gentleman behind the counter but he politely declined and said he actually gets that a lot. I believe it. I don't live in Bath but I know that if I did, I would undoubtedly frequent the Wild Cafe. It has a charming and light atmosphere; no pretenses and a unique find within the city. If I had my own cafe, I'd want it to be just like the Wild Cafe.
Lovely, cozy spot with quick service and homemade food. Went for breakfast and had the Eggs Royal (bennie with smoked salmon) and my friend had the pancake stack. English pancakes are a bit more dense than their American ancestors, but he seemed to enjoy them immensely. My eggs bennie were good, fresh and the toasted muffin was a brilliant base. About 8 tables that sit mostly 2-tops plus a couple of communal tables in the center. Kitchen shares the room but it's very reasonably managed. Despite multiple signs promoting wifi, we couldn't get on board for our entire time there....so perhaps not a great day for the Internet, or not a great place to multi-task, which is fine...you should just eat and chill.
What a good place to come for breakfast...or lunch! My friend and I came here to kill some time while our other friends were chilling in the spa. I don't know Bath very well, so we had a quick look on yelp and came here hoping it would be as good as the previous reviews declare... It was. The food: I ordered a salad with lovely, juicy figs and a massive slab of goats cheese. It was lovely. My friend ordered kippers - which she didn't look impressed by when they first appeared...but she seemed to like them once she started munching. My small gripe: The only bad point is that it is quite a small space, and the waitress was a bit rude when we first arrived as she didn't want us to wait.
Followed the recommendations here and was not disappointed. Fantastic food that is also great value. Everything was very fresh tasting and delicious and the atmosphere reminded me of a laid back cafe in Sydney. I had the chicken and goats cheese sandwich with salad which was filling and tasted like the chicken had been freshly roasted that morning.
The most perfect poached eggs I've had in Britain, maybe the world. My wife and I ordered eggs benedict and eggs royal. All four eggs were flawless. The hollandaise sauce was excellent with just the right amount of lemon. The mother in law had pea and ham soup with buttered bread. The pea and ham soup was excellent. I usually hate pea and ham, as it tends to be bland sludge with ugly peas floating round in it, but it was delicately spiced with just the right amount of salt. Just a touch of sugar in the mix too. The bread was nicely complimentary with some nice seeds and a touch of rye in the profile. My mother in law, in a stereotypical American move asked for bits of ham in the soup. They obliged by dicing some up. Excellent service. Our coffees were above average but not too the same level as the rest of the experience.
Wild Cafe is a must for breakfast in Bath! Someone in our group recommended we come here and it didn't disappoint! We arrived in the morning on a quiet weekend. The cafe is a hole in the wall with communal seating and a few other tables inside and some outside. It's a bit packed inside but still quite charming with all the mismatched colorful decor. The service was sweet and efficient. Once seated, we were provided the menus and had our orders taken. The food came out fast and we paid at the front. I don't normally eat breakfast and got the Granola. It was fine--your typical yogurt, granola, and berries. It was tart, crunchy, and sweet--they provide a side of honey. I had half and gave the rest away because I wasn't hungry. Also ordered were the Bubble and Squeak and Fruit Pancakes. Oh my gosh, I had multiple bites of the Bubble and Squeak because it was so good! If I were hungrier I'd order this for myself. It's a delicious harmony of savory filling goodness. Loved the mashed potatoes and all the proteins. Highly recommend! Wild Cafe is an affordably delicious spot for all-day breakfast and brunch. Found on a corner in Bath off Queen Street, it's a must for yummy food! read more
We heard the insider mumbling's about how crazy it is to be able to get into this place and have one of their amazing breakfast because they are so popular. The portions are large and the food is crazy. Good. We went in there and ordered nice big plates of food and wound up sharing them with each other because everybody got something different. I was so pleased that while I was eating off of someone else's plate that they were enjoying the food off of mine at the same time. Plan ahead for when you're gonna get there. I recommend that one hour to 30 minutes before they close get your order in and that's a sure far away to get you to the head of the line at the end of the day. read more
1 year ago
A cute little place that offered some really great pancakes actually. I was pleasantly surprised by just how good they were. read more
Europe 2023 - Bath Time to start slowing down and enjoying some morning breakfast cafes. FAST Food: trying to find a proper English breakfast and I think we got one here. we got the eggs Benedict and the Wild Breakfast. The Wild Breakfast has just about everything, sausage was great, poached egg, which I don't normally like was done right, beans, slice of bacon and a white thing and a black thing, not sure what they were but I ate them. The Eggs Benedict were cooked perfectly. The coffee however was amazing! Atmosphere: we sat outside by the road and watched people and cars navigate the tight road. Admire how old everything is. Service: great service, we got our food quickly and had a nice chat with the young lady from Moldova. Tip: enjoy a second cup of coffee or tea and soak in the area. read more
3 years ago
Quaint eatery, great food and ambiance. Servers friendly and helpful. Ordered the Wild Breakfast and Royal. Cappuccino and the Fresh Mint tea was really fresh! read more
2 years ago
So good! The waitress was really friendly and sweet. The food was amazing, seasoned really well. Great coffees. Highly recommend, thinking about coming here 2 days in a row.:))) read more
2 years ago
Brilliant little breakfast spot in downtown Bath a bit off the beaten path. Great light, communal tables and a cool / hip vibe make this place totally appealing. Food is homemade and really fresh and delicious. I had the bacon pancakes. Sort of like a cross between a biscuit and a pancake (biscake? pancuit?), hearty and delicious and overflowing with syrup. My date had a crazy eggs benedict with salmon which looked dreamy. Great coffee and service too. Highly, highly recommend this place!! read more
4 years ago
9 years ago
Found this place on yelp. Had breakfast here. Very good if you are a fan of poached eggs. They also have sandwiches, but I didn't try any of those. They have vegetarian and gluten free options available . I think there is an up-charge for Gluten free though. The espresso/ cappuccino was very good. read more
10 years ago
Wild Cafe has a very lively atmosphere, with a friendly service, descent food, and a decor of industrial wilderness. I got here at 8am and they were still not set up (even though they are set to open at 8) but they apologized for being late and took care of things very quickly. WiFi connection is fairly descent. Network called BLUE and Password rabbitpie (which they no longer serve) The employees were discussing being shorthanded with one of the locals, and loved hearing how they knew what her "usual" order was. That was very lovely. I had the English Royal wirh a side of Avocado. The hollandaise sauce was fantastic and the salmon smoked to perfection. The side of Avocado wasn't as fresh (had some black stains and felt like it was a half leftover from precious day) , but was edible. Overall I had a great experience and will definitely come back here. 3 Stars, but an extra star for the humbling and friendly service. read more
15 years ago
What a lovely little cafe to happen upon. My parents and I were wandering around Bath one day and I needed a break. Suddenly, around the corner, there it was. A sweet little corner cafe with big windows, multi-colored chairs, and the hours written on the wall in pastel chalk. Everything is recycled, reclaimed, and/or homemade. The coffee was good and the homemade carrot cake with rainbow sprinkle frosting was to die for. The spoons were all antique and my mom was lucky enough to get her coffee with a 1937 coronation spoon. My dad offered to buy it off the gentleman behind the counter but he politely declined and said he actually gets that a lot. I believe it. I don't live in Bath but I know that if I did, I would undoubtedly frequent the Wild Cafe. It has a charming and light atmosphere; no pretenses and a unique find within the city. If I had my own cafe, I'd want it to be just like the Wild Cafe. read more
11 years ago
Lovely, cozy spot with quick service and homemade food. Went for breakfast and had the Eggs Royal (bennie with smoked salmon) and my friend had the pancake stack. English pancakes are a bit more dense than their American ancestors, but he seemed to enjoy them immensely. My eggs bennie were good, fresh and the toasted muffin was a brilliant base. About 8 tables that sit mostly 2-tops plus a couple of communal tables in the center. Kitchen shares the room but it's very reasonably managed. Despite multiple signs promoting wifi, we couldn't get on board for our entire time there....so perhaps not a great day for the Internet, or not a great place to multi-task, which is fine...you should just eat and chill. read more
What a good place to come for breakfast...or lunch! My friend and I came here to kill some time while our other friends were chilling in the spa. I don't know Bath very well, so we had a quick look on yelp and came here hoping it would be as good as the previous reviews declare... It was. The food: I ordered a salad with lovely, juicy figs and a massive slab of goats cheese. It was lovely. My friend ordered kippers - which she didn't look impressed by when they first appeared...but she seemed to like them once she started munching. My small gripe: The only bad point is that it is quite a small space, and the waitress was a bit rude when we first arrived as she didn't want us to wait. read more
8 years ago
The English breakfast here is the most delicious one I've ever had, although looks somewhat expensive for a breakfast in s small local shop. The tea is just made from a tea bag. Maybe next time, I will try coffee instead. read more
10 years ago
12 years ago
Followed the recommendations here and was not disappointed. Fantastic food that is also great value. Everything was very fresh tasting and delicious and the atmosphere reminded me of a laid back cafe in Sydney. I had the chicken and goats cheese sandwich with salad which was filling and tasted like the chicken had been freshly roasted that morning. read more
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The most perfect poached eggs I've had in Britain, maybe the world. My wife and I ordered eggs benedict and eggs royal. All four eggs were flawless. The hollandaise sauce was excellent with just the right amount of lemon. The mother in law had pea and ham soup with buttered bread. The pea and ham soup was excellent. I usually hate pea and ham, as it tends to be bland sludge with ugly peas floating round in it, but it was delicately spiced with just the right amount of salt. Just a touch of sugar in the mix too. The bread was nicely complimentary with some nice seeds and a touch of rye in the profile. My mother in law, in a stereotypical American move asked for bits of ham in the soup. They obliged by dicing some up. Excellent service. Our coffees were above average but not too the same level as the rest of the experience. read more
7 years ago
Scrambled eggs and chorizo on maybe the best fresh baked bread I've had in a while. Well done. read more
Really cute space inside. We were seated immediately on Sunday morning but had to wait a long time for the order to be taken and for the food to arrive. I ordered an English breakfast, with the black pudding substituted with more mushrooms. Was very tasty. They use large mugs for coffee, which I approve of (since a lot of cafes in London especially seem insistent on serving coffee in mugs for ants). Would recommend! read more
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If you want more than the typical English breakfast options, this is the spot. Bacon pancake stack. Good music. Best breakfast in Bath. Need I say more? read more
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This eclectic cafe gives off a fresh bohemian feel with the BEST service. Food is amazing, tea is perfect, sausage is delicious, and the music is a nice touch. Free wifi is always good too! Definitely coming back! read more
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My cousin and I were walking around Bath looking for a nice cafe that had breakfast and stumbled upon this place, SO GLAD WE DID! The chorizo, scrambled eggs, and toast are so delicious. I also got a mocha which was better than most mochas I've had in a while. The waitress with brown hair and a red plaid shirt was super cheerful and seemed happy to be here. I loved the fact that you could see the kitchen!! Such a cool touch. read more
10 years ago
10 years ago
The food was great (my goat cheese and fig salad was amazing) and I was very nice sitting outside and listening to the live music from next door. The servers were very nice and funny especially the Slovakian lady who was out server. They were very accommodating and we would definitely go there again if we ever go back to bath. read more
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10a Queen St
Bath BA1 1HE
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