Guildhall Market Cafe

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1. J S ★☆☆☆☆

   Really poor service food and atmosphere. Tables were dirty, and you were packed into a corner. I ordered sausage and chips which was way overpriced (£9!) for the amount I got and the quality of the sausage leaving me feeling ill for the rest of the day (see photo). The bowl of chips which is classed as a side had more chips than my more expensive main meal.

   almost 3 months ago
2. Karen Birch ★★☆☆☆

   Oh dear. Unfortunately all I can say it was something to eat. The toasted sandwiches were overpriced for the basic fare they were. The bread was thick but tough. I had quite possibly the worst milkshake I've ever had. There are many more eating places nearby that offer better food and value - some less pricey than this place. The service...well it was what it was. A smile would have gone a long way.

   almost 3 months ago
3. Yaprak C. ivan (Цвета) ★★★★★

   A little spot inside The Bath Bazaar! I had the cottage pie—it was really tasty and very affordable. Great place to enjoy some traditional British comfort food without spending too much. Perfect for a quick, satisfying meal while exploring the area.

   almost 8 months ago

1. Fr. Matthew Cashmore ★★☆☆☆

   I think I got frostbite on my visit. It was freezing cold outside and this place was no different. It might be okay to grab a quick cup of tea in, but if you're planning on eating, take a coat. Very quiet when I went in but still took ages for food to arrive, when it did the sausages were cheap and nasty, the bacon incredibly salty and the egg was dripping in oil. The hash brown was bizarrely both hot and cold at the same time. Beans tasted like they'd been re-heated several times over - see the photo. It was also not overly cheap, which for this grade of meat / heating / service would have at least made it cheap and cheerful! Booths are super small, so if you're larger than the smallest of bears... you'll struggle. Lots of people nipping in to grab a cup of tea and go, and you can see why they didn't stay! A couple of wall heaters would go a VERY long way.

   almost 9 months ago
2. Stuart Johnson ★★★★★

   Charming Traditional style cafe in the indoor Guildhall Market. No fancy coffee here. It's tea or coffee, and the menu is a basic cafe menu. It's got a reasonable amount of seating, and the service was fairly fast. Plenty of locals were coming and going, so it was quite a popular place. I had the English breakfast, which was nice. There are plenty of sandwich and toasty options.

   1 year ago
3. GB Crush ★★★★☆

   If you want a good and honest breakfast, go where the workmen and the longtime regulars gather. This is cheap, simple fair that is filling and delish, but won't get in the way of your workday or wandering around the market. Everyone behind the counter is friendly, and it's pretty cozy once you squeeze yourself into a seat. Sure, there's plenty of fancier (and admittedly tastier) places to eat in a City like Bath. This place shouldn't stop you from enjoying them -- it's just a markedly better deal than paying for the same overpriced chain stuff you can get elsewhere. Stop by and eat local, especially if you're from out of town.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Lupin ★★★★★

   Very busy and for good reason! Food is freshly made and reasonably priced. Just what you need and want!

   almost 3 years ago
2. Ashley Blackwell ★★★☆☆

   Ok brekkie was massively let down by the sausages, really poor quality. Everything else was 'fine'. Bit overpriced for what it actually is.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Jo Blick ★☆☆☆☆

   Sorry but the fish and chips were terrible. I couldn't eat them You should probably have less on the menu and concentrate on breakfast and snacks instead of trying to do meals in that tiny kitchen. No-one wore a mask either..

   almost 4 years ago

1. Maffer 316 ★★★★★

   What can I say.. very nice.. Its been a while. Very happy I went there. The girl made the perfect coffee

   almost 4 years ago

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