Coeur de Lion in Bath and North East Somerset

Lovely little. Pub but service needs a bit of help the guy did his best but he needs a hand there, dirty glasses we had to carry some down to make space at our table. Qaunt little pub.

Great food brilliant place to visit.

Went in on a Friday night as part of a minor pub crawl. Proper traditional pub very small but we managed to get a table upstairs Good atmosphere, good beer didn’t have any food so can’t comment Staffel seemed friendly and helpful stroll to fault it was a bit dated, but that’s part of his charm

Stopped in for a quick pint lovely beer, staff and atmosphere

Really lovely traditional old fashioned pub tucked away in a side street. Locals and staff were very welcoming. Food was good. Great range of ales too. Bath's smallest pub.

We only drank here. My friend and I used to shop in Bath many years ago at Christmas. Glad to see the pub still as friendly and popular as ever. The food looked excellent from what I saw on other tables.

Beautiful Bath pub. Very good beets. Small

Welcoming and friendly staff, with a decent range of drinks and a nice atmosphere.

Baths smallest pub desperately needs cleaning and repainting. The carpets are blackened and upholstery ripped. The beer was okay. The food was disappointing.

Such a lovely little pub. Good food too.

Good food ,great reat ale and dog friendly. A lovely proper pub

Great British pub with real ales.

Very run down. Needs a significant amount of TLC and a really good clean. The food was strange/very average. Jacket potato with cold Brie cheese on top. No attempt to heat and even slightly melt. We Left feeling disappointed. 😞

Incredible service, great drinks, great prices, great atmosphere, great barman

Great little place to visit. Full of friendly characters with a great atmosphere

Great little pub recently discovered- will be back for sure😎

Aledged to be the smallest pub in Bath but the ambience & the cosiness are far from 'small'.

I perfect traditional town pub. Great beers and old style atmosphere. Well worth a visit

The most miserable barwoman in Bath. As if you’re disturbing her when ordering drinks. No excuse for bad customer service.

The place is lovely, very little, bit that is past of the charm. Food can be better, at least the jacket potatoes, quick were served half raw and with a very poor garnishment.

Nice pub with typical bar food.

It may be Bath's smallest pub but it's got fantastic beer, loads of atmosphere and an old school vibe. We'll be back.

A fine, traditional and friendly venue!

Lovely little pub, really lovely food. Very enjoyable.

Reputedly the smallest pub in Bath and most probably is! Beers absolutely fine.

Lovely little pub that serves a cracking roast dinner and nice selection of drinks to choose from including alcohol free

This was a great experience! The bartender was very helpful and friendly. Nice to sit outside and sip Bath brewed pints.

Great little pub.. Sunday lunch was lovely .. great atmosphere and great staff .. will definitely be going back .. keep these old boozers alive .. thank you for a great Sunday lunch and company

I love this place, good beer, tiny and cosy. And I can't remember the last time I heard Stargazer by Rainbow in a pub. Top notch.

Visited Bath for the day on a very busy Saturday. After doing river boat trip we were hungry and found this delightful little pub.( smallest pub in bath). Spoke to waiter who said there were tables upstairs. We were so lucky. Ordered scampi and chips in a basket and they were the best I had ever had and for less than £10. My friend ordered ham egg and chips and it would have fed an army. Would highly recommend and will certainly go again to a much loved city.

This pub proudly advertises as 'Bath's Smallest Pub's and it is indeed quite small. However it has all the necessary requirements for a great pub. The beer is excellent and the seating both inside and out is very comfortable. Sitting outside allows you to watch the world go by with a great drink in hand. Didn't try the food but it is available and that is for next time.

Beautiful food and the chef was very polite when serving my food

Cozy pub in a busy street; I popped there for a quick pint and felt very comfortable on the sofas. They have a good selection of local lagers as well as Moretti

The smallest bar in Bath, but was full of atmosphere and the beer was very good. Worth a visit.

Great 'little' bar. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Nipped in for a quick pint on our way to a tour. Super friendly tiny pub. I wish we had longer to stay. If you want to experience a real English pub, here you go.

Great friendly staff. Authentic atmosphere

It's a small pub! Was pretty quiet when I went in on a Sunday night, but nothing g wrong with the place!

This is a PROPER pub. By which I mean it harbours all that is good in drink, food and conviviality. I strongly recommend this pub to the house, no vote required.

A typical English pub. If you are a fan of the genre you will find it enjoyable. The place is small but beautiful. There aren't many tables, we ate upstairs. Generous portions and traditional English cuisine which, honestly, is what I was looking for in Bath.

Absolutely lovely but don't tell everyone.

Great place for a nice lunch or tasty cider while walking Bath

Very good price for food, I just struggled with how small it was (but that is my issue, as it is the whole point of the pub, to be small!)

Cracking little pub with some awesome staff and the best customers

Very cosy and nice spot for a drink or two, if you can squeeze in! Okay selection of drinks but a nice experience all the same, give it a try!

Just called in whilst on a shopping trip to Bath from South Wales with my Daughter, sadly didn't have time for food which looked delicious, but such a warm friendly welcome by bar staff and customers alike

Probably 10-15% too expensive but service was quick and the food was tasty and the place pleasant enough, even if the loo was a bit grim

Food was too expensive for very small portions. Very small cups of tea and unnecessarily expensive. Eggs Benedict did not come with any sides…should just stick to serving beer. Would not recommend it for a family meal.

Had a great couple of hours here, really social pub and brilliant choice of beer's!

Busy little pub - Bath's smallest apparently - called in for a light lunch. Pleasant service, good food, nice beer and a welcoming atmosphere generated by locals and visitors.

Great little pub! One of the best in Bath.

Nice to sit out side have a drink

My favourite little pub in Bath

Cosy pub with local ales and delicious food.

Lovely pub for a nice quiet drink 🍻

The smallest pub in Bath down one of the little alleys lovely basket meal and glass of wine all for £16 fab value piping hot food and quick service I would recommend popping in

Had lunch on Sunday - beef was TERRIBLE - fatty and chewy. (A good work-out for the arms trying to cut.) The veg was ok and drinks good. My son enjoyed his scampi and chips. The lady serving must of been having a bad day - I wont judge, she may have had some terrible news that morning. Some of the money was refunded, however a meal to forget.

Lovely little pub in the center of Bath - Abbey Ales spot so you can count on great cask (Bellringer is always a hit) and good food. Tight spot for seating - there is an upstairs and you can sit in the alley if it's warm out but don't expect to fit a large group in here necessarily. Cheers!

Really great pub in the city centre, cozy and old style. I came here in a Sunday for Sunday roast, had chicken and paid £16 (really good price) mulled wine £6). The meat was very good and the service as well. They were brilliantly able to accommodate allergy requirements of my friend who is celiac.

On our first trip to the UK we stopped in to the Coeur De Lion Pub for cider and lunch. Atmosphere is very local, and very friendly. Staff was wonderfully kind to us, very friendly, and since we ate outside brought our meal out to us as well. I hadn't tried Steak and Ale pie before, but for the next week after eating here I was chasing the same meal that I had here at the Coeur De Lion, Steak and Ale pie with garden peas. All in all between London, Bath and Brighton, I had 4 Steak and Ale pies over 10 days, and the variety offered here was simply the best. The Coeur de Lion seems to be a locals pub, if there is such a thing in Bath. Sequestered down an alley and out of the way, you'd have to either be lost, or looking for it, in order to find it. It is worth the trip, and next time we are in Bath we will visit again.

Beautiful little pub great atmosphere cozy fire.

Looking for good value lunch and found this pub with specials board. Fish finger sandwich stood out so my wife had that which was huuuge. I had the calamari with garlic mayo and chips and a pint which was also very tasty. Lovely historical pub, friendly staff. Perfect.

Nice small pub tucked away in the centre of Bath, major plus is that they sell Abbey Ales, probably the best beer in the world.

Definitely a local pub. We had a nice table outside since the inside space was tight. Ordered and paid inside, took our own drinks outside, and waited for the food. It was delivered after a while. I had the pie and mash, which was good, but the onion gravy was from a mix. The pie was hand-made, and the potatoes were fresh. A good experience just to be in such an authentic pub.

A great spot for a pint in Bath.

We had beers before going out for dinner. Lovely environment and vibes

Tried the tap magi cider really good would have like cold but still good. Good came out fast and was fresh. Upstairs seats also available

Tiny pub, that’s v interesting but the lady behind the bar was less than welcoming, in fact if it wasn’t for a tour we were on I would have left. Such a shame as the ale was good

Brilliant smallest pub in Bath. Pub food Great atmosphere. Loved it

Great local pub. Cosy. Fab selection of Bath Ales

A tiny little pub but a must to see.

The smallest pub in Bath delivers in food drink and atmosphere

A great little pub in the small streets of Bath. A good selection of drinks are available and lots of quirky English pub stuff about the place! Well worth a cheeky pint or two if in town for a visit!

Afternoon drinking, but started with a proper cup of tea before getting stuck in to the ales. Qualitea !

Sat outside and enjoyed a nice afternoon drink. Friendly staff and

Rude barman, good pub but there're a lot of better ones in Bath.

Despite being a very picturesque and traditional place, the food leaves a lot to be desired. Following the waiter's recommendations, I ordered the famous Fish & chips. We are faced with a dish based on ultra frozen foods. The dish is expensive (£15.95) and extremely poor. There is nothing special about potatoes and peas in their taste or appearance. The fish is quite good, but it is small in quantity. I don't like to use sachet sauces, but in this case it was necessary. On the other hand, the atmosphere is very pleasant and the staff is friendly. In short, it is an expensive place with no quality food. For a pint it's fine. No more.

Great little pub away from the crowds.

Cosy pub with great local ales.

Fantastic find! Great food, fantastic atmosphere and brilliant beer. So glad I found this place. Best pub in Bath!

Unfortunately the lady behind the bar was utterly miserable and unwelcoming. First point of contact is very important in this industry and failed miserably! She appears to be ok with local drinkers but for the tourist trade best to keep away! Our previous visit in March we were welcomed by a young, friendly, chatty young lady . Staff training may be helpful. Do they still do “Welcome Host “ training! Very disappointed.

The smallest pub in Bath. Very small room. Beer was expensive but really nice. I sat outside in a very narrow road, but it felt great with the chatter of people. Enjoyed my visit.

Wonderful little pub, strongly recommend a visit when in the city. You need to be comfortable rubbing shoulders with others in this place.

Good sandwich. Good pub. It was a little work to find, but it was worth the extra effort.

Tasty food, decent beer in a quaint location

Didn't eat there so unable to help. Nice little bar, good atmosphere friendly locals, went back twice over the weekend..

No fuss, really good beer big plates of honest food

Need to redecorating and new carpets. When I was there, the ONE toilet was out of order. Took several hours just for a patch up fix.

Tiny pub in an alleyway , woth a great glass stained window bath ales on tap and a great ploughmans , just a good solid pub with Ella behind the bar 100miles an hour but an absolute joy to talk to.....and her something granulated on top Mussels 😃

This little gem is a must whenever we go to Bath. Good beers, fab food and very friendly people. Ella was our bar person when we visited recently, bright, funny and welcoming. A small but perfectly formed delight.

Great food as usual nice atmosphere

Popped in for a drink. There is seating upstairs. Bar area is tiny and cramped. Found the price for drinks a bit expensive.

A really quaint and characterful pub. I loved the staff and customers. Go there!

Popped in for a quick drink, nice little bar.

The smallest pub in Bath and sometimes the loudest. Great place for beer, but can be very busy so choose your time well as there is limited seating. Great beer though!

Fab cosy X traditional pub, great barman!

Very cosy pub with nice fish & chips and mushy peas.

I loved this quirky little pub. Just popped in for a Ploughman's and a glass of wine. They don't skimp on the portions and the landlord was friendly and very hard-working. It's not a fancy-pants pub but it had all sorts inside. There is another room upstairs. I'd go again.

Nice friendly pub to get away from the hustle and have a drink and something to eat.

Great little pub very cozy by the stove. Food was excellent. Great conversations all around.