Reviewed Local Food & Drink in or around Bath

A really good pub. Great atmosphere (admittedltly the boxing was on), could still be entirely separate from the main bulk of people thanks to the booths. Great selection of drinks, both local craft beers and selection of wine and spirits. Reasonably priced. Will be back for more

This is a great city pub with an atmosphere to match. Good as a meeting place or to spend an evening at. It has the advantage of having an outside area, great on warm days. Service was quick and attentive. Prices fair. The only down side is the Cork could do with a decent beer offer for guest like me who prefer the full flavers of an ale .

The service and food was more then excellent. My wife had the fish and chips. I had the chicken special in a tomato basil sauce. The tomato, basil soup was the best I ever had.

A reasonably nice roast, if a little pricey for what you get. Like a lot of places in Bath they fail to really nail what makes a roast dinner great and lack in the areas of side veg, roast potatoes and gravy. The meat and taste was great though, so will return to review some more of the menu in the future possibly.

Great old fashioned British pub with friendly staff. Excellent selection of ales and lagers including their own 'Raven', a rich dark ale that tastes of black treacle and biscuits. The food includes excellent Pieminister pies. If you're a visitor to the UK then I'd highly recommend coming here for a great pub experience. If you like ale then definitely come here, if you just like a good drink with friends then likewise.

Good pub in a historic building that serves a good range of ales as well as their own beer. Food in here is excellent and hassle free when ordering, both an upstairs and downstairs area with limited seating. The main problem with this pub is that it is well know and usually very busy and full so you are unable to get a seat, let alone a drink.