Been here several times. Solid pint prices (£5 for a thatchers) especially for a pub near the town center. Would happily come again especially when the folk music is on
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Chandler Sambrook ★★★★★
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Ethan Bennett ★★★★★
A fab local! A hidden gem away from the main tourist traps of the Bath city, great beers, super friendly staff and owner, great atmosphere and reasonably priced! What's not to love, a truly welcoming and charming pub that will always be my go to in Bath:)
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The Duchess ★★★★☆
Having the best Saturday night with Dee Jayz. When Tim first started to set up the pub cleared and our hearts sank as we didn’t want a high energy, loud and intrusive vibe on our Saturday night out with our corgi, Mango. However we needn’t have worried, the music was perfect. More and more people are drifting in and Mango the corgi and I are having the best night ever. We recommend the white wine.
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152bobby ★★★★☆
We have been in this pub a few times over the many visits to Bath. This time we had a bottle of wine on Friday night before going back to the hotel. They had live band on, they were pretty good, but doesn't have to be as loud, because it's hard to have a conversation. And one of the band members parked in the disabled bay outside the Indian Restaurant a few doors down, good job we didn't have our elderly mother in law with us, because he took the space (just unbelievable). We went back on Saturday morning to try their breakfast. Eggs Benedict and also poached eggs on smashed avocado. Both were nice, but nothing to special. The only issue in that particular area is the 4G signal is a hit and miss and the Pubs WiFi is simply not useable.
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A. James Stretton ★★★★★
Excellent Food. Cool Jazz sound track. Amazing Lamb Pasty. Incredible salad. Nice atmosphere, no noisy folk What's not to like? I realise some might baulk at £16.95 for hot pasty, salad & tea. But for this quality and ambience. Worth every penny.
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Christopher Rees ★★★★☆
Great pints, good atmosphere, surely everything else follows suit. Does seem to have a habit of shutting early, though?
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Bleep Bloop ★★★★★
[edit] I will have to return, the pub itself has a lot of potential under new management! Wouldn’t let designated driver get water, coffee or tea. Did not allow non-drinkers to get water without an alcoholic drink and said there was no place for them. I’ve never felt so uncomfortable in a pub before, they were so awful omg. It’s also really expensive, this place is terrible.
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Graeme Brown ★★★★☆
It's a good pub in the lovely Claverton Street which has a a great selection of shops and eateries. Well kept , clean and tidy toilets and a short walk from the little car park at top of road. I would have had food here but only popped in for a couple of welcome ales. Worth a look in as you rest from browsing the shops.
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Sharear Shopnil ★☆☆☆☆
They were extremely unfriendly towards us. They told us to get out because we stopped at their pub to use the washroom. My friend ordered a drink. So I don't know why they're so rude to us. Using the toilet is an essential need. We were tourist and we got this kind of behaviour from them even after ordering.
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Mono Lith ★★★★★
To think this lovely place with its spacious garden was once an old boozer's pub absolutely blows my mind. Light and airy venue with fantastic friendly staff and my favorite menu. I love this place
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