Found this spot for breakfast. Their take on classic dishes is creative, the mango lassi has a unique flavour. Really enjoyed it. Just a bit on the pricey side for the portion.

Good for a large group, we were 10. Staff were accommodating even though we arrived late, just before kitchen closing. Food was fine, everyone seemed happy with their choices.

The cocktail masterclass let you pick what to make. The host knew his stuff and kept it fun. My Old Fashioned turned out just right.

The full English was spot on, especially the black pudding. Tuna melt was decent, but they&#39;d run out of the sourdough bread I wanted. Solid grub when they have it.

The narrowboat seating is such a fun touch. Really adds to the quirky, cosy vibe. A unique spot for a relaxed meal.

Been coming here for years. Their scones are always fresh, and the raspberry jam has that proper tart kick to it. Coffee&#39;s decent too. A solid spot for a quiet cuppa.

Great for a quick bite. The bacon is thick and tasty, portions are generous. Got my breakfast sorted in no time. Good value.

Popped in for the full English. It&#39;s a proper deal, and they always get the eggs and bacon just right. Solid spot when you need something filling.

The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, perfect for a coffee or a meal. The staff is friendly, and the food is consistently tasty.

Always busy but they keep things moving. The staff are genuinely nice, remembered my order after a couple visits. Coffee&#39;s consistently good, strong but not bitter. That&#39;s the main thing for me.

The vegan club sandwich was packed with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Really appreciated the clear menu labelling for dietary needs.

Coffee was spot on, and the staff were really friendly. The place feels a bit tired though, could do with a freshen up. Still, a solid spot for a brew.

Breakfast here is a good value for the town centre. The staff are always friendly, which makes it a comfortable spot.

Decent bacon butty, flat white was fine. Stopped in for a quick bite during a walk. The butty was &pound;8.50 though, felt a bit steep for what it was.

The smoked salmon p&acirc;t&eacute; sandwich on sourdough was lovely. The booths are really comfortable, which made for a very relaxed lunch.

Stopped by after a stroll in the gardens nearby. Love that they use local ingredients - you can really taste the freshness in the simple dishes. Perfect for a relaxed catch-up with friends, though it did get a bit busy later on.

Stopped by for lunch and got the prawn sandwich. The bread was really fresh, nice and soft. Prawns were decent, could&#39;ve used a bit more seasoning maybe. Service was quick and friendly.

The coffee was excellent, but for &pound;4.50 a cup, I was hoping for a slightly bigger portion. It&#39;s a nice spot in the centre of Bath for a quick stop, though.

The beef and potato pasty was pretty good, and a decent size for two. Staff were polite even when it was busy. Just a bit too heavy on the pastry for my taste.

The hot chocolate was tasty and hot, with a generous topping of whipped cream and marshmallows. I was pleasantly surprised that the extra toppings only cost a small charge. Good value for a cozy drink by the window.

Breakfast spot in the market hall. Classic full English. Sausages were proper, black pudding on point. Hit the spot on a rainy morning. Simple and hearty.

Nice spot to watch the world go by from the front seats. The atmosphere is charming. Service was cheerful, as usual. Had a simple flat white and a slice of their lemon drizzle cake. Cake was moist, good balance of sweet and tart. Coffee was decent, not the strongest. A solid choice for a relaxed afternoon.

Been coming here for years, and the sandwiches are always generous and fresh. Love that they&#39;re made to order, not pre-wrapped. A solid, reliable spot for a proper lunch. The shaded outdoor bit is a nice bonus when the weather&#39;s decent.

Been coming here for years, and the full English is always spot on. The sausages are consistently good, which is why I keep coming back.

Wasn&rsquo;t expecting a queue on a Tuesday morning. No seats left inside, so I got my flat white to go and drank it by the bridge. Not a bad spot at all.

Decided to give this place a go. It&#39;s a cosy spot, spread over a few floors. Gets pretty packed, which I liked - felt buzzy. Grabbed a table inside, nice modern feel.

The hummus was a bit steep, but the quality&#39;s there. Picked up a few nice cheeses and a bottle of natural wine that paired beautifully with them. A good spot for a special find.

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