Cosy and quirky little pub. Great place to stop by for a pint.
Bob Thorp
1920/30s? Charming oak panelled pub with three cosy rooms. Cask beer and cider on hand pumps plus a keg offering. Green Tree Ales is brewed for the house, decent malt base supporting a good hoppy profile, shame about the pouring but I think headless beer is a thing here? Pitchfork Ales Golden Ale came across a little sour and uninspiring but then I'm a fussy tyke used to drinking Timothy Taylors in peak condition in the town where it's brewed. That's the thing about travel, it makes you appreciate what you have on your doorstep.
Andrew Davies
I liked the atmosphere, a small pub with lots of character not bad
Nicola G Della Valle
Cosy town centre pub hidden away in plain sight. Quick pint pit stop. Friendly.
Tim Schofield
Outstanding service in the quirkiest pub in Bath. Great advice / guidance in choosing beers....
joanne salisbury
Beautiful little pub with old fashioned character with a modern twist.
Kent C.
We were only in Bath for one cold, rainy night, and looking for a cozy place to have a pint and maybe a warm drink - let me tell you they don't get much cozier than this! The bar is tiny (4 stools) and the adjacent lounge isn't much bigger (look for the door to the left of the bar door) but the atmosphere is incredible. We were greeted by the owner and within minutes felt like everyone in the bar (there weren't that many of us) had been our friends for years. Great beers on tap, as well as excellent liquors - we warmed up with some of the most delicious hot toddy and mulled wine we've ever had. Unfortunately the kitchen was closed, so we had to go elsewhere for food, but it was still worth the time spent. If you're in Bath and looking for an inviting proper British pub, I can't recommend it highly enough. Will definitely come back next time we're in the area!
234janicec
Unusual find - a characterful small pub only serving drinks currently, so no waiting for a pint while someone draws smiley faces in coffee foam. Excellent ciders & beers on draught & an unusually good selection of whiskies for southern England. Bit pricey, but it's Bath & the wood panelled rooms are really relaxing - a bit of an anachronism when so much is modernised to the point of extinction.
My favourite pub in Bath; probably my favourite pub anywhere!
Mike L.
A must visit for Bath tourists. Very traditional interior. Great beers and a few ciders. Food not always available. Positioned in a interesting street of small businesses.
Martin Hanley
One of the best pubs in Bath, with great beer and cider. And there were sword dancers when we
Ralph Hershberger
Great tradition little English pub. I really had a great time here.
Lovely traditional pub with great beer!
Brilliant.,...
Cosy and quirky little pub. Great place to stop by for a pint.
1920/30s? Charming oak panelled pub with three cosy rooms. Cask beer and cider on hand pumps plus a keg offering. Green Tree Ales is brewed for the house, decent malt base supporting a good hoppy profile, shame about the pouring but I think headless beer is a thing here? Pitchfork Ales Golden Ale came across a little sour and uninspiring but then I'm a fussy tyke used to drinking Timothy Taylors in peak condition in the town where it's brewed. That's the thing about travel, it makes you appreciate what you have on your doorstep.
I liked the atmosphere, a small pub with lots of character not bad
Cosy town centre pub hidden away in plain sight. Quick pint pit stop. Friendly.
Outstanding service in the quirkiest pub in Bath. Great advice / guidance in choosing beers....
Beautiful little pub with old fashioned character with a modern twist.
We were only in Bath for one cold, rainy night, and looking for a cozy place to have a pint and maybe a warm drink - let me tell you they don't get much cozier than this! The bar is tiny (4 stools) and the adjacent lounge isn't much bigger (look for the door to the left of the bar door) but the atmosphere is incredible. We were greeted by the owner and within minutes felt like everyone in the bar (there weren't that many of us) had been our friends for years. Great beers on tap, as well as excellent liquors - we warmed up with some of the most delicious hot toddy and mulled wine we've ever had. Unfortunately the kitchen was closed, so we had to go elsewhere for food, but it was still worth the time spent. If you're in Bath and looking for an inviting proper British pub, I can't recommend it highly enough. Will definitely come back next time we're in the area!
Unusual find - a characterful small pub only serving drinks currently, so no waiting for a pint while someone draws smiley faces in coffee foam. Excellent ciders & beers on draught & an unusually good selection of whiskies for southern England. Bit pricey, but it's Bath & the wood panelled rooms are really relaxing - a bit of an anachronism when so much is modernised to the point of extinction.
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Just a gorgeous little pub. Love it.
My favourite pub in Bath; probably my favourite pub anywhere!
A must visit for Bath tourists. Very traditional interior. Great beers and a few ciders. Food not always available. Positioned in a interesting street of small businesses.
One of the best pubs in Bath, with great beer and cider. And there were sword dancers when we
Great tradition little English pub. I really had a great time here.