If you are looking for the closest thing to authentic greek food, this is definitely worth your time when in Bath. The menu was so heavenly I had to run from this place for fear of overeating. Mind you, I sat next to a couple that loved it so much last night, they had to come back again today! Everything was served to perfection. Téleios
Linda Barras
Great meze
Mark Barras
Great little Greek restaurant serving all the traditional foods. We had a selection of dishes, all great. Service and staff are very good . We will return. Lovely food.
James
Lovely authentic greek cuisine with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend here any night of the week.
Zoe Simpkin
Booked this restaurant based on good reviews. We waited 40 minutes for olives then starters 45 minutes in. My daughter had a starter which had filo pastry. The pastry was not crispy it was rubbery and hard to cut. We complained to be told the pastry is like that because it's how customers prefer it! My daughter could not eat it. The main courses came, mine was moussaka which was made with pork. It was cold in the middle and not edible. I complained to be told the chefs do not check if it is hot in the middle. There were microwaves constantly pinging! We left hungry and went elsewhere. We paid for one starter one main which also wasn't nice and was also not eaten, and a bottle of prosecco which was £30. The only good thing was the male waiter who was lovely and very helpful even though he was extremely busy.
Ruth Shepherd
Our favourite place to eat when in Bath! Admittedly we are huge fans of Greek food, and whilst there are numerous delightful places to eat in the city, Jars Meze just ticks every box for us.Sadly my phone camera doesn’t do the food justice, but the ‘deconstructed’ Chicken Gyros (pitta bread thoughtfully placed to the side - no soggy bottom here), whilst the chicken sits atop seasoned chips, with a scattering of fresh crisp onion, accompanied by a small salad of leaves with vinegarette dressing and a tasty helping of Tatziki.Meanwhile the husbands Beef Stifado (hearty cuts of beef and perfectly cooked shallots) had him driven to near silence, interjected with sounds of happy munching and groans which would have probably made it to the final cut of When Harry Met Sallys infamous restaurant scene.Washed down with a bottle of cold Mythos and the blackest of Greek coffees, we were almost transported to our last holiday in Santorini (many moons ago), but thankfully, Bath is a damn sight cheaper to get to so we’re counting the days till we can head back to Jars for another delicious meal, where the only difficult decision will be what to pick from the menu.
Diana Maris
Vegetarian options: You have to try this restaurant, it has all the options for everyone.
Mady Mady
The best food and service in BathYou must visit this
Geremy Newman
Great shop with an upscale feel and some of the best sweets in town! The host was very attentive and welcoming! You don’t want to miss this stop while in Bath,
Daniel Newman
We stopped in on a rainy night when they were about to close for the day and was greeted by a gentleman that took pride in his appearance, service, and products! We had a baklava that was probably the best we have ever had! I would not miss this stop if you are in Bath, UK. I’m sure there are other places that serve the same products but the whole experience was great at this one!
Lovely little find tucked away down a quiet side street. Friendky helpful staff.
Laura María Cárdenas Ovalle
I went with my family to celebrate my mum's birthday and attention and the food couldn't been better. The food was amazing, the moussaka was authentic and very tasty and the attention from the team made our dinner great. We would recommend it for special occasions and we will be back for sure. Thanks a lot!
Dimitrios Chiotelis
To much expensive .Staff very friendlyThe food was very nice except of pork that is horrible, and dessert is not good.Prices are not cheap compared the food.I’m thinking twice next time.
Lech Rownicki
Very good food,not long waiting time,definitely back there againRecommended!
If you are looking for the closest thing to authentic greek food, this is definitely worth your time when in Bath. The menu was so heavenly I had to run from this place for fear of overeating. Mind you, I sat next to a couple that loved it so much last night, they had to come back again today! Everything was served to perfection. Téleios
Great meze
Great little Greek restaurant serving all the traditional foods. We had a selection of dishes, all great. Service and staff are very good . We will return. Lovely food.
Lovely authentic greek cuisine with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend here any night of the week.
Booked this restaurant based on good reviews. We waited 40 minutes for olives then starters 45 minutes in. My daughter had a starter which had filo pastry. The pastry was not crispy it was rubbery and hard to cut. We complained to be told the pastry is like that because it's how customers prefer it! My daughter could not eat it. The main courses came, mine was moussaka which was made with pork. It was cold in the middle and not edible. I complained to be told the chefs do not check if it is hot in the middle. There were microwaves constantly pinging! We left hungry and went elsewhere. We paid for one starter one main which also wasn't nice and was also not eaten, and a bottle of prosecco which was £30. The only good thing was the male waiter who was lovely and very helpful even though he was extremely busy.
Our favourite place to eat when in Bath! Admittedly we are huge fans of Greek food, and whilst there are numerous delightful places to eat in the city, Jars Meze just ticks every box for us.Sadly my phone camera doesn’t do the food justice, but the ‘deconstructed’ Chicken Gyros (pitta bread thoughtfully placed to the side - no soggy bottom here), whilst the chicken sits atop seasoned chips, with a scattering of fresh crisp onion, accompanied by a small salad of leaves with vinegarette dressing and a tasty helping of Tatziki.Meanwhile the husbands Beef Stifado (hearty cuts of beef and perfectly cooked shallots) had him driven to near silence, interjected with sounds of happy munching and groans which would have probably made it to the final cut of When Harry Met Sallys infamous restaurant scene.Washed down with a bottle of cold Mythos and the blackest of Greek coffees, we were almost transported to our last holiday in Santorini (many moons ago), but thankfully, Bath is a damn sight cheaper to get to so we’re counting the days till we can head back to Jars for another delicious meal, where the only difficult decision will be what to pick from the menu.
Vegetarian options: You have to try this restaurant, it has all the options for everyone.
The best food and service in BathYou must visit this
Great shop with an upscale feel and some of the best sweets in town! The host was very attentive and welcoming! You don’t want to miss this stop while in Bath,
We stopped in on a rainy night when they were about to close for the day and was greeted by a gentleman that took pride in his appearance, service, and products! We had a baklava that was probably the best we have ever had! I would not miss this stop if you are in Bath, UK. I’m sure there are other places that serve the same products but the whole experience was great at this one!
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Lovely little find tucked away down a quiet side street. Friendky helpful staff.
I went with my family to celebrate my mum's birthday and attention and the food couldn't been better. The food was amazing, the moussaka was authentic and very tasty and the attention from the team made our dinner great. We would recommend it for special occasions and we will be back for sure. Thanks a lot!
To much expensive .Staff very friendlyThe food was very nice except of pork that is horrible, and dessert is not good.Prices are not cheap compared the food.I’m thinking twice next time.
Very good food,not long waiting time,definitely back there againRecommended!
Delicious Greek food. Friendly staff, nice beer.