Pulteney Kitchen

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1. Reno Raines ★★★★☆

   Came in for quick breakfast ,ordered a full english and it did not come with black pudding. Portion size was good for the price I think.

   almost 3 months ago
2. Gavin Baldwin ★★★★★

   We popped in this morning as we wanted a breakfast from an independent cafe before heading back to Wales. So glad my wife found this as we walked past. We were greeted by the man behind the counter straight away friendly. We got friendly and chatty because I had a Borussia Dortmund football jersey on and he loved it. He was quick to give us menus and take our order when we were ready and it was busy too. We had the full English breakfast and chips and a veggie breakfast. For how busy it was the wait wasn't long at all and the service was good too. The presentation of the breakfast was lovely and there wasn't a spot of grease etc it was perfect. Lovely tasting breakfast for both. Well priced too Definitely go back when staying in Bath Thank you

   almost 3 months ago
3. Missa Loa ★★★★★

   Went there for breakfast and ordered the eggs Benedict—it was absolutely amazing. Easily the best breakfast I have had in Bath, and without a doubt the best coffee ever. I have not been this impressed by a coffee in 25 years. It was served at the perfect temperature and in a generous portion. Everything was just right—what needed to be chilled was perfectly chilled, and what needed to be warm was wonderfully warm. A fantastic experience overall.

   almost 8 months ago

1. Gabriel Dalton ★★★☆☆

   Pulteney Kitchen was a pleasant surprise for a casual bite. The food was affordable and really tasty – the granola with yoghurt and fruit was fresh and satisfying, and the smoothie was great too. The view from the window is a highlight, with a peaceful look out over the river and passing boats. It's a unique spot, set right on the bridge. Service was a bit disorganised at one point – a staff member randomly left, and it got slightly confusing for the customers - some left and others were told to leave, but things were quickly smoothed out when someone else stepped in. She was friendly and wished me a good day as I left, which left a nice impression. Quirky place with great views and good value food. Worth stopping by if you're walking through the area.

   almost 8 months ago
2. Evelin Simpson ★★★★★

   Amazing place with excellent service! The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. The location is stunning, offering magnificent views over the bridge. The food was served quickly and tasted delicious. I ordered eggs Benedict with bacon, added hash browns, and a hot chocolate... everything was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend this place if you're visiting Bath!

   1 year ago
3. Massimino Malacrino ★★★★★

   A beautiful little gem ! It’s on one of the most famous bridges in the world Pulteney Bridge in the city of bath ! Menu is easy to read and priced very well from burgers , sandwiches and a range of pasta and top deserts ! Seating is amazing with views ! Staff are cool & very child friendly! Grazie for for looking after us today plus coffee is amazing!

   almost 3 years ago

1. tse circle ★★★★☆

   There just have 3tables which next to the window and you can enjoy the lovely river scenery. Me and my boyfriend were lucky but a lady was refused by the waiter because she came alone. She must be disappointed.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Benoit D ★★★★☆

   We had a lovely breakfast there. Excellent avocado. Great orange juice. Nice simple decor with a view over the Avon. Perfect !

   almost 3 years ago
3. Milly O'Connell ★☆☆☆☆

   Judging from the exterior it's reasonable to assume that this cafe would be cosy and be a pleasant place to enjoy brunch. Unfortunately, this is not the case. The waiter that served us was rude and frankly disinterested in us as customers. The toilets were equally as unsatisfactory and the kitchen next to it is what you would expect in a student apartment. A woman and child were sat on the counters and the chef was in a t-shirt. Certainly this isn't a deal-breaker but it does give off a rather unprofessional and unhygienic vibe. The menu was handed to us from over the counter and the order was taken in a similar fashion. The food was slammed on the table by the same waiter who then swore as he as he said the plates were hot. It was the food itself ,however, that we found to be the most disappointing. The bacon tasted disconcerntingly 'un-porkish', the mushrooms were chewy and the tomatoes were not cooked. The eggs royale was served with ice cold salmon and the eggs (whilst they looked pretty) had little yolk and were quite hard. I have never complained about food in my life yet after two bites I found this to be the worst food I've been served, especially when considering the price. (An ice tea served in a Lipton bottle was £2.50 and the Full English was £9) I discreetly spoke to the waiter about the poor quality of the food where he responded with "15 people have had the same food and not complained". His rude demeanour definitely does not make him approachable so I doubt other unsatisfied customers always feel comfortable expressing their disappointment. As he took the food away, that we were actually going to pay for in-spite of its poor quality, he said it was "horrible" of us for complaining. I would have thought since he works in such a sub-par cafe it would have given him a tougher skin by now but apparently not. I think this place does however have potential, given it's location. But as it stands it does not deserve a review above a 1 star.

   almost 4 years ago

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