Boasting mismatched furniture, including oak barrel tables, steel casks as stools and seats made out of craft boxes, Bath Brew House is a charming, quirky pub. Head over for mouthwatering food, draught beers, cocktails and wines. For a bit of summer fun, their twinkly garden is an absolute heaven-sent. It's a paradise for outdoor sipping and munching in the warmer seasons and a snug, blanket-covered wonderland for warm get-togethers in the winter.

A South American destination downstairs and a party bar called Bibesia up top, Edesia Restaurant Lounge Bar & Club is the ideal place for all things cool and quirky. With South American-inspired greenery bathed in a luminous golden glow, the ambience subtly pays homage to the Great Gatsby era with elements from the 1920s. The neon-lit bar offers expertly crafted cocktails, making it the perfect spot for post-dinner drinks, complete with the option for a bit of dance if you're in the mood. Not only are there weekend DJs, but unique bottomless brunches and mouthwatering meals to match.

Looking for quirky bars in Bath city centre? All Bar One boasts slick interiors, from the geometric patterned seating to the hanging foliage, not to mention a top-quality selection of fun, signature cocktails and delicious fare. We're talkin' goodies like the Dragon Fruit Cooler, Watermelon Picante and Banana Mai Tai.

On the hunt for top-notch watering holes in the heart of town? Super fun and cosmopolitan, Juno Bar & Kitchen is the go-to bar for locals looking to enjoy premium comfort grub, great beers, delicious cocktails, and classic bar entertainment. With adult slushies, artisan coffees, and two pool tables, it's the perfect spot for unwinding after a long workday. After polishing off a few espresso martinis, get stuck into comfort food such as mouthwatering burgers and wood-fired pizzas.

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Walcot House is a brilliant, multi-purpose venue housed inside a former bakery, featuring a café, events space and restaurant. This multi-floor joint features a spacious bar stocked with natural wines and plenty of expertly crafted cocktails. Lush greenery cascades down the walls, and a stunning glass ceiling bathes the space in natural light, along with cosy leather booths that make it feel like you're dining in a Parisian bistro set within a rustic greenhouse. By day, it's used for fitness classes and lunchtime coffees, but once the sun goes down? This is one of the best bars in Bath for clubbers and performers.

With its multi-coloured bar and industrial pipe ceilings, Bath Cider House is a pretty quirky place to drink. This late-night, fun spot has got all sorts of keg ciders, boxed ciders, and their very own funky fermentations for you to try. Swing by and taste one of the four, from a classic gold to a Yuzu sour cider. Stay cosy inside or head to the sprawling alfresco terrace boasting stunning views and vibrant murals to get stuck into deliciously cheesy pizzas and more home-brewed ciders, of course.

The sexiest of cool Bath cocktail bars, Raincheck is an independent joint decked out with sultry dark tones and glittering hanging lights, making it the ideal backdrop for dates or an Instagrammable evening out with friends. Head down to enjoy exclusive signature cocktails, premium wines, and welcoming service in sleek surroundings. Better yet, there's a house DJ, special drink offers, and dancefloor when you want to take things up a notch.

Kitted out with kooky interiors that are sure to make your head turn, Slug and Lettuce is a cool Bath bar that always delivers. Whether you're looking for happy hour tipples among friends, an alfresco bite to eat with your boo or a weekend bottomless brunch, you'll find it all here. Dive into delicious cocktails like the Beach Please, infused with tropical Bacardi Caribbean Spiced rum, pineapple syrup, fresh lime juice, and ginger beer, as well as the Gold Digger topped with Cîroc Passion vodka, vanilla syrup, a splash of prosecco, and glimmering gold dust.

A lively sports bar fronting cool, US-style decor, Belushi's is a great choice for fun nights out. Nestled near all the top city attractions, this bar and restaurant boasts a massive food and drink menu, including their famous burgers and an extensive selection of local ales, ciders, spirits, and international craft beers. Let your hair down over a few games of beer pong and some sharing cocktails with your pals, or swing by earlier to watch a nail-biting match while sinking refreshing beers. With multiple screens and two huge projectors, it's the ultimate spot to immerse yourself in every moment of live sports action, from football to NFL and AFL.

Ditch dull once and for all at Sub 13, an award-winning cocktail bar that you need to check out. Nestled in the living quarters of a Georgian townhouse, Sub 13 boasts a maze-like layout with cosy nooks and crannies designed by Shaun Clarkson. Decked out in Art Nouveau flair and mood-setting lighting, this venue includes a main cocktail bar, a bubbly Champagne lounge, and a gorgeous garden terrace. Drinks? They serve classic cocktails and house specials like the Rita Hayworth and Pomegranate Blush.

Quirky bars in Bath for couples? Mixing velvet-clad seating, modern decor and potted plants, Circo Cellar Bar is a great drinking destination and one of the best-stocked bars in town. With its chic circular bar, panelled walls, Chesterfield sofas, plus a four-room vaulted cellar, Circo's decadent interiors and inventive tipples make it a prime Bath party spot. Enjoy award-winning drinks, a vast champagne and wine list, and top-notch sharing plates from Clayton's Kitchen. Signature cocktails include porn again martinis and elderflower spritzes; ideal for intimate date nights and birthday bashes.

Housed underneath Brunel Square's arches lies one of the quirkiest cocktail bars in Bath. Renowned around the country for its party tunes, bartop-dancing mixologists and mega drinks selection, Be At One is also perfect for after-work drinks, offering generous happy hour deals. Dive into beautifully crafted cocktails like the Absinthe Colada, Island Harmony, Chilli Mango Margarita and more.

Have a penchant for cider and cheesy slices? Located on the picturesque Kingsmead Square, just a stone's throw away from the Roman Baths and Thermae Spa, The Bath Stable is renowned for its yummy handcrafted sourdough pizzas featuring top-notch regional ingredients alongside a long list of West Country brews. Plus, industrial-style interiors and a buzzy atmosphere make this one of Bath's coolest bars. 

When it comes to quirky activity bars in Bath, Lane7 has to be right up there among the best. Not only is there a fantastic choice of games - think retro arcades, bowling, beer pong, shuffleboard, curling and more - but also hard shakes or boozy slushies to accompany. Perfect for dates or hanging out with friends, you can enjoy unique 'walnut lanes' for bowling, graffiti ping pong tables, and augmented reality darts in a buzzy atmosphere decked out in an industrial design and neon accents.

Inject a little quirky into your life with The Botanist in Bath. Situated in a gorgeous octagon-shaped building, this hotspot is touting a fantastic range of brunch plates, and bespoke concoctions, alongside a roster of live entertainment that's bound to get you on your feet. Drinks include specialities like The Plant Pot, infused with Maker's Mark bourbon, Lazzaroni Amaretto, and kiwi purée, as well as the Lilypad Martini blended with Portobello Road Bergamot Citrus Vodka, green melon liqueur, apple, and lemon juice.

A haven of Mediterranean munch and killer cocktails, Comptoir Libanais on New Ark street is mezze-merising. Serving all kinds of tasty treats, from zesty dips to sizzling hot mezze and tantalizing tagines, they're open all day to satisfy all your Mediterranean foodie cravings. Pop along to gulp down classics-with-a-twist, like the rose and rum daiquiri as well as gorgeous frozen vodka mixes. And the decor? Think baby pink walls, knick-knacks and hanging foliage.

A former auction house-turned-food and drink emporium, Hall & Woodhouse is a treat for the eyes and palate. Spread across four floors and retaining elements of its former life, this haunt exudes classic Parisian charm with a British rustic touch. Situated next to the Jane Austen Centre, its vintage-inspired spaces provide ample opportunities to dine, drink, and unwind. Grab a table out on the verdant terrace as you enjoy award-winning cask ales, beautiful cocktails and tasty food at this rooftop bar in Bath — the perfect way to relax after a day of exploration.

Quirky bars in Bath? Pop along to Opium, an iconic drinking spot in town, acclaimed for its lavish interiors and unusual cocktails. Set across a series of decadently themed rooms, the watering hole harks back to eras ranging from Renaissance through to Victorian. From classics to in-house specialities, they've got you covered with the best in booze. Dive into the epic cocktail menu featuring delights like the Red Passion, a mix of melon liquor, spiced rum, passion fruit puree, and grenadine or try the Latte-Tini, a blend of Irish cream and coffee liqueur topped with whipped cream. Cheers.

With more than 230 types of mother's ruin on offer, The Canary Gin Bar is a must for lovers of all things juniper-based. As well as shaking up some of the city's best G&Ts, it lets you in on some of its booze-fuelled secrets, hosting masterclasses that will have you blending your own bottle. With its stylish interior and a showcase of contemporary artwork by local artists, this boozy haunt is nothing short of a gin palace.