Best Pubs In Bath

Seeking the best pubs in Bath with a garden? Bath Brew House is a haven for all hop-loving creatures and laid-back loungers. Brimming with shabby countryside charm right from the leather furnishings to the oak barrel tables and fairy-lit terrace, this spot offers up cosy vibes.

A brilliant boozer with beers and burgers to their name, The Cork is one of the best pubs in Bath's city centre with good reason. Not only modest, humble, laid-back and cool, but this watering hole also promises classic cocktails and an outdoor terrace to boot. 

Juno Bar & Kitchen is the ultimate Bath pub when you fancy an Indie feel, delish cocktails and two pool tables to get stuck into. But that's not all, as everything from towering burgers to cheese-pull pizzas and loaded fries are waiting to be munched.

You've spent the day wandering the beautiful streets, and now it's time to hunker down at one of the best pubs in Bath for food. From the best in handmade pizzas to some of the most renowned craft beer in the business, The Stable is the perfect stop-off. 

Overlooking the city's famous weir since 1809, The Boater is one of the best gastropubs in Bath. Brimming with vintage trinkets, many a homage to nautical nooks and elevated plates, this Fullers favourite promises British dishes and ales, such as London Pride or Oliver's Island.

Boasting an eccentric twist on a home-brewed distillery with freshly-made bevvies, Bath Cider House really lives up to its name. Step inside this cosy hub, where you'll get to quaff pours made with locally-sourced apples, all before soaking up the sunshine in the garden.

A brilliant place to drink in the area, The Canon is offering you tasty tipples in a great location. Grab a table by the window and gaze out over the Theatre Royale as you enjoy freshly-poured ales and a range of delicious food. Better yet, there are also sports showing and pool tables.

Fronting 28 draught taps and a mouthwatering selection of burgers, BrewDog is a bit of a no-brainer. Spread across two levels, the St Lawrence spot also has hot-desking deals, 2-4-1 vegan mains on Mondays and all you can eat wings every Wednesday.

Just outside of the bustling city centre, The Pig & Fiddle is a relaxed space made up of two Grade II-listed Victorian shops. It maintains many of its original features and boasts a gorgeous beer garden, as well as screens showing both Sky and TNT Sports.

You can enjoy a number of award-winning Butcombe beers, ales and fine wines from the bar, paired with a tasty food menu - think nduja scotch eggs, tandoori chicken thighs and fish tacos.

Situated in central Bath next to the station, Ludo is the perfect location to watch a match, catch up with mates or simply enjoy seriously good grub. With two gorgeous terraces and over 30 HD screens to see your team smash it on, it's certainly a vibrant spot.

On the hunt for the best pub lunch in Bath? Look no further than Huntsman on Terrace Walk. Fron loaded sandwiches, such as a salt beef Reuben with emmental, Russian sauce and gherkins to hearty British classics, this venue is a real winner on the food front.

Seeking charming old pubs in Bath? A beautiful boozer at the heart of historic Bath, The Crystal Palace is one of the city's true gems. Just metres from the Roman Baths, the hub is a historic landmark in itself – a Grade II listed building that makes a special setting for dinner or drinks.

The Bell Inn is quite the pubbing playground, notorious for its roster of live musical events, open mic nights and vinyl DJ nights. Playing a mix of jazz, blues and folk music this crackin' drinking den is the perfect spot for non-stop fun.