Bath. 13 entries mapped.
Reviewers highly praise the cookies, cementing this spot as a favourite for sweet treats in the city. This venue provides a standard, functional setting typical of a busy takeaway cookie brand. Service is efficient and dependable for quick takeaway orders.
21 Union Passage, Bath BA1 1RD
Coffee is frequently praised as superb, though feedback on the food is mixed, with some dishes noted as decent but others missing the mark on execution. The cafe can feel quite crowded due to its convenient location right outside the train station. Staff interactions divide opinion, with some highlighting amazing, chatty service while others report abrupt and unhelpful encounters. Food execution and service consistency can be patchy.
12-14 Dorchester St, Bath BA1 1SS
The reasonably priced food is described as excellent and plentiful, featuring lovely salads and high-quality ingredients. Set in a stunning, classy space, this cafe offers a pleasant and roomy atmosphere that serves as a great retreat from busy streets. A young and friendly team provides fast, delightful service.
1-2 Bartlett St, Bath BA1 2QZ
The shop offers a wide variety of exceptional hand-blended teas flavored with authentic essential oils. A welcoming, traditional specialist shop dedicated to the appreciation of loose-leaf tea. The friendly owner is highly knowledgeable, offering thoughtful recommendations and detailed brewing advice.
55-57 Guildhall Market, Bath BA2 4AW
While the brownies have fans, some find the milkshakes basic and the drinks generally overpriced. A functional cafe environment focused on sweet treats and chocolate drinks. The staff are hardworking and provide great, serious service. Some items are considered quite overpriced for the basic flavour delivered.
7 York St, Bath BA1 1NG
The coffee and cold brew are top quality, though non-coffee drinks like chai lattes have disappointed some. Located in a calm area, this cafe features a light, down-to-earth, and easygoing vibe. Staff are friendly and the service is generally great. Non-coffee alternative drinks can be poorly executed.
9 Saracen St, Bath BA1 5BR
Pastries and coffee are enjoyed, but the savory food options are limited and sometimes feature hard bread. The shop boasts a wonderful location with fantastic views from the bridge, though the interior is very small and awkwardly arranged. Interactions with staff can be fraught, with reports of poor communication and awful service. The cramped interior layout and notably poor, frustrating service detract from the great views.
17 Pulteney Bridge, Bath BA2 4AY
While functional, some baked goods like the cakes can be overly sugary. A cute little cafe that offers a quiet respite. The staff are noted for being friendly and welcoming.
3 Quiet St, Bath BA1 2JS
Proper velvety lattes and lovely bagels make for a very satisfying breakfast option. The cafe offers a friendly, community-focused feel where regulars are greeted by name. While the counter staff can be notably friendly, there are isolated reports of conflict with management. A reviewer cited a deeply negative interaction resulting in an unreasonable ban.
18 Kingsmead Square, Bath BA1 2AE
Patrons appreciate the quality of the brunch options available. The venue offers a pleasant setting suitable for casual daytime dining. Service functions well to support a nice dining experience.
3 Lilliput Court, Bath BA1 1ND
Breakfast offerings form the core of the menu for visiting diners. The cafe provides a standard setting for a morning meal. Communication can be an issue, as noted by difficulties in contacting the venue regarding lost property. Customers may experience difficulty reaching the venue by phone.
1 Kingsmead St, Bath BA1 2AA
Delicious sausage rolls and great coffee are reliable highlights. This convenient spot near the station is ideal for grabbing a quick bite before a train. Quick service ensures customers aren't left waiting when in a rush. Food prices are considered extortionate by some for standard items like sandwiches.
Bath Spa Railway Station, Dorchester St, Bath BA1 1SU
Top-drawer food features standout eggs Benedict and the best pancakes in town, paired with top coffee. Tucked away in a quiet street, this cozy and lively cafe is a great place to sit and chill. While many find the staff excellent and nice, others report surly service and issues with tipping practices. Portions are described as very small, and some guests have encountered surly service.
10a Queen St, Bath BA1 1HE