Stunning Sunday Roast is from a converted barn on an orangic allotment/farm.This is nestled on top of the hill by Midford outside Bath with some lovely surroundings views. With their converted barn and open kitchen serving up seasonal menus and using local produce.Main event:- 42 day aged rump of beef from Robin Pitkin-Fennel roasted belly of pork from Orchard Farm- Roasted chicken- Mangalitza pork stuffingServe with-- Castle Farm greens- Crispy Roasties- Roasted Jerusalem artichoke- Bread sauce- Garlic roasted carrots- Cheesy leeks withhazelnuts- Yorky pudds- GravyDesserts:- Vanilla rice pudding, blueberry jam, almond brittleDrinks:- Time line IPA by @kettlesmith_brewing- Apple & Blackcurrant Cider by @honeysciderAll in all we absolutely loved this roast dinner experience, everything was perfectly cooked, full of flavour and with very helpful friendly staff.There's a bit of a waiting list so you need to book.@bristolian_foodie
Robert Browne
Best place to eat in or around Bath, by a country mile. Their curry night is honestly so good it leaves me speechless. Try the beef curry, try the roti, the cocktails. It's amazing and worth every penny.
Holly Leighfield
Best tasting fresh indulgent food I’ve had in a while. Came for the curry evening and tired a bit of everything. I would highly recommend trying a little of everything as all the flavours and choices were mouth watering. The staff were super friendly and attentive. The barn is a cute little space. Thank you so much for creating such a beautiful atmosphere and delectable food.
Jon
Amazing! Incredible portion sizes and taste! All 7 of us who ate enjoyed it and couldn't finish all that was provided to us.Will definitely be going back
Sam Atherton
Amazing food and place. Have booked up again.
Indy West
Honestly phenomenal. Coming from London where every pub with a sandwich board outside claims to be 'the best roast in town' - I was both surprised and amazed. Quality produce, service, atmosphere... everything was all top tier.
Les Burrow
Family meal, food well prepared and sufficient quantities. Will go backKid-friendliness: Kids accepted
Chris Dalley
We’ve been to Castle Farm a few times now and have had such a lovely experience everytime - the staff are always incredibly friendly, thoughtful and welcoming - and the food is great! Would massively recommend a visit to everyone ?
Dann Casswell
One of the best meals I have ever bad, I honestly feel that if Michaeline respected Indian food this place should have at least a star, I came for an organised Christmas event and was served 4 of the best curries I've ever eaten along with delicious and innovative sides that honestly, the memory of is enough to make my mouth water! Will be back. Wild wild horses, couldn't keep me away.
Claire Leigh
As my son dropped out of this visit, I reluctantly had to eat alone.It was absolutely lovely. I was made to feel v welcome and the food was delicious.Parking: No more to say…
Amazing roast dinner, unique location and great service. Couldn’t have asked for more and will definitely return.
Dominic Bromley
What an amazing eating experience. Everything is so efficient here. The sharing platters are very impressive. The quality of the food is very high.The roast potatoes were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Beef was nice and tender, pork was nice, but was missing some cracking. Chicken was seasoned nicely.Yorkshire pudding, gravy, carrots and kale were on point as well.
Lorne Inglis
I have been here twice. First on Sunday, then on Friday. Regarding the first visit, this place does the best Sunday roast in Bath you can buy. There is no contest. The second visit I came with a date, and we ordered the curry selection for 2, which gives you everything on the menu tapas style. It is my favourite experience of its kind, not just in Bath, but in the whole of Britain.The building itself is essentially a converted barn, and unassuming from the outside, but warm and homely inside especially in the evening. Everything is either grown onsite or sourced locally, which shows in their dishes freshness and flavour. The service is friendly and accommodating. I cannot think of any downsides to this place, aside from the fact that I have to wait so long to go again thanks to the lack of table vacancies (booking Sunday roasts at least 3 months in advance is advised).I can’t wait to try their Saturday supper club! Never change Castle Farm!
Andy Scarlett
The best roast I have ever had!!! Everything is so fresh and cooked to perfection. We come here once a month, but beware booking in advance is needed.
beyondtheoracle
VEGANS AVOID!!!You'll witness your vegetarian companions savoring delightful dishes, but alas, none for you if you're a vegan. Yorkshire puddings? Unavailable. Cheese leeks? Not an option. Bread sauce? Out of the question. It's clear the chef hasn't considered the vegan guest experience; it's a matter of attitude rather than aptitude. I'm certain providing vegan alternatives would have been simple, but if you're vegan, you're stuck with the vegetarian offerings minus anything nice. For dessert? An uninspiring dry apple crumble, as there's no vegan cream, ice cream, or any other choice. Vegans are merely tolerated here, not genuinely welcomed. It's best to steer clear unless you relish witnessing others revel in a splendid time while you're left with plain boiled side vegetables and no alternatives. Don't get me wrong, the veg I ate was lovely and fresh but the experience of being excluded from any other trimming was sour indeed.
Stunning Sunday Roast is from a converted barn on an orangic allotment/farm.This is nestled on top of the hill by Midford outside Bath with some lovely surroundings views. With their converted barn and open kitchen serving up seasonal menus and using local produce.Main event:- 42 day aged rump of beef from Robin Pitkin-Fennel roasted belly of pork from Orchard Farm- Roasted chicken- Mangalitza pork stuffingServe with-- Castle Farm greens- Crispy Roasties- Roasted Jerusalem artichoke- Bread sauce- Garlic roasted carrots- Cheesy leeks withhazelnuts- Yorky pudds- GravyDesserts:- Vanilla rice pudding, blueberry jam, almond brittleDrinks:- Time line IPA by @kettlesmith_brewing- Apple & Blackcurrant Cider by @honeysciderAll in all we absolutely loved this roast dinner experience, everything was perfectly cooked, full of flavour and with very helpful friendly staff.There's a bit of a waiting list so you need to book.@bristolian_foodie
Best place to eat in or around Bath, by a country mile. Their curry night is honestly so good it leaves me speechless. Try the beef curry, try the roti, the cocktails. It's amazing and worth every penny.
Best tasting fresh indulgent food I’ve had in a while. Came for the curry evening and tired a bit of everything. I would highly recommend trying a little of everything as all the flavours and choices were mouth watering. The staff were super friendly and attentive. The barn is a cute little space. Thank you so much for creating such a beautiful atmosphere and delectable food.
Amazing! Incredible portion sizes and taste! All 7 of us who ate enjoyed it and couldn't finish all that was provided to us.Will definitely be going back
Amazing food and place. Have booked up again.
Honestly phenomenal. Coming from London where every pub with a sandwich board outside claims to be 'the best roast in town' - I was both surprised and amazed. Quality produce, service, atmosphere... everything was all top tier.
Family meal, food well prepared and sufficient quantities. Will go backKid-friendliness: Kids accepted
We’ve been to Castle Farm a few times now and have had such a lovely experience everytime - the staff are always incredibly friendly, thoughtful and welcoming - and the food is great! Would massively recommend a visit to everyone ?
One of the best meals I have ever bad, I honestly feel that if Michaeline respected Indian food this place should have at least a star, I came for an organised Christmas event and was served 4 of the best curries I've ever eaten along with delicious and innovative sides that honestly, the memory of is enough to make my mouth water! Will be back. Wild wild horses, couldn't keep me away.
As my son dropped out of this visit, I reluctantly had to eat alone.It was absolutely lovely. I was made to feel v welcome and the food was delicious.Parking: No more to say…
Restaurantji Recommends
Amazing roast dinner, unique location and great service. Couldn’t have asked for more and will definitely return.
What an amazing eating experience. Everything is so efficient here. The sharing platters are very impressive. The quality of the food is very high.The roast potatoes were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Beef was nice and tender, pork was nice, but was missing some cracking. Chicken was seasoned nicely.Yorkshire pudding, gravy, carrots and kale were on point as well.
I have been here twice. First on Sunday, then on Friday. Regarding the first visit, this place does the best Sunday roast in Bath you can buy. There is no contest. The second visit I came with a date, and we ordered the curry selection for 2, which gives you everything on the menu tapas style. It is my favourite experience of its kind, not just in Bath, but in the whole of Britain.The building itself is essentially a converted barn, and unassuming from the outside, but warm and homely inside especially in the evening. Everything is either grown onsite or sourced locally, which shows in their dishes freshness and flavour. The service is friendly and accommodating. I cannot think of any downsides to this place, aside from the fact that I have to wait so long to go again thanks to the lack of table vacancies (booking Sunday roasts at least 3 months in advance is advised).I can’t wait to try their Saturday supper club! Never change Castle Farm!
The best roast I have ever had!!! Everything is so fresh and cooked to perfection. We come here once a month, but beware booking in advance is needed.
VEGANS AVOID!!!You'll witness your vegetarian companions savoring delightful dishes, but alas, none for you if you're a vegan. Yorkshire puddings? Unavailable. Cheese leeks? Not an option. Bread sauce? Out of the question. It's clear the chef hasn't considered the vegan guest experience; it's a matter of attitude rather than aptitude. I'm certain providing vegan alternatives would have been simple, but if you're vegan, you're stuck with the vegetarian offerings minus anything nice. For dessert? An uninspiring dry apple crumble, as there's no vegan cream, ice cream, or any other choice. Vegans are merely tolerated here, not genuinely welcomed. It's best to steer clear unless you relish witnessing others revel in a splendid time while you're left with plain boiled side vegetables and no alternatives. Don't get me wrong, the veg I ate was lovely and fresh but the experience of being excluded from any other trimming was sour indeed.