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Lucklands Road, Weston, Bath, BA1 4AY, United Kingdom
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Interior and behind the clock face
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Detail - The Good Samaritan
I am not sure - St. Peter or Mark maybe
HI. im coming to bath for 1 night at the end of april. its a present for my boyfriend for his 30th and i need somewhere really nice to eat in the centre of the city. if anyone can let me know where you think does the best food it'd be a huge help. thank you.x
I can't recommend a particular restaurant personally, but I can recommend a website which is fantastic for finding places to eat. There's quite a few Bath restaurants listed and each one has map info, menus, drinks lists, ratings, customer reviews....I've used it a number of times to find restaurants in London and I have not been disappointed yet. The reviews are spot-on.
See here Bath restaurant listings: http://www.toptable.co.uk/search_results.cfm?sid=277&refid=ggl05
thank you. i have looked on this site today actually but wasnt sure how accurate the reviews were. thats very helpful to know.x
I have never been on the bus tour, but it seems to go all round town, you can get on and off as you feel like so probably a good way to see the city. It certainly goes through Laura Place, through town and up Bathwick hill from there I have no idea New years eve everyone crowds round the cathedral to count down the new year, the strange thing is they turn off the bells, so everyone is out of time
Enjoy a cream tea or light lunch at this family run tearoom in a georgian townhouse.
There are many little tearooms around Bath some with gardens & it may be a better & cheaper alternative to finding an restaurant.
9 york street, Bath
Just outside of Bath is Claverton Manor with ornamental garden (a replica of George Washington's garden) and an American museum and has a reconstruction of a farmhouse tavern also on display is african/american art. Also visit the Bath Postal Museum where the first postage was sent from. Prior park and Dyrham park are all well worth a visit as many was landscaped by such designers as Capability Brown.
To get where you want and have some inside information on the town, it's adviseable to take this bus. It takes you along a certain touristic route through Bath.
Meanwhile a guide gives detailed information about the town. After you finish the tour it is best to walk around the town yourselve.
Just hop on the bus....
This restaurant is for adults over 21 only, so already a plus point. The bar is built into a recentrly renovated Tram Shed with expensive apartments above. The layout is casual with lounging leather seats and large tables at lounding height. Then there is the restaurant area that has leather backed sofas running down one of the walls. The place is modern and spacies, compaired to a lot of places in Bath.
If you want to eat on a weekend evening, I would recommend making a booking to ensure you get a table in the restaurant area. The food is fantastic, I tend to order a few starters rather than the mains, you have everything from traditional Sunday lunch to all day breakfasts. I adore the HaHa Mezzes. Something to def try.
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