Hands Georgian Tearoom in Bath and North East Somerset

Always a visit when we come to Bath food and staff superb

The value for money is bad. The setting is nice but the different “dishes” that were served to us are at the level of McDonald’s or KFC… Expensive for what it is.

My partner and I went for an afternoon tea type situation, as I was desperate to have a scone and jam whilst we were in Bath. He doesn’t like scones, but they have something for everyone and he ordered a chocolate cake that looked amazing. I would’ve loved if I could have had clotted cream instead of butter but I’m not even sure if they offer it, I was delighted anyway. We had originally sat outside but due to the amount of seagulls and my fear of birds, we had to move inside. Even though it was busy, the girls on shift cleared up the tables extremely quickly, and if it wasn’t for their efficiency, my partner’s phone could have been stolen, as he’d accidentally left it on the table outside when we had moved to a table inside. The decor was lovely inside.

From the way they treated my daughter offer her job make out it’s a trial and tell she needs second trial and then advise to look for another job wouldnt even think about going there or recommending the place disgusting

Service was prompt, efficient and smiley. Not impressed with my Cheddar ploughman’s which arrived 50% Brie. Not enough cheddar cheese to fit the menu description. Bread was plentiful, fresh and crunchy but only came with two pats of butter. Cocktail onions instead of pickled. Coleslaw was bland. Overall disappointing and overpriced. The 10% tip/gratuity appeared on the Bill. I hope the staff received it…

Such a cozy cafe! If the weather is nice, sit outside and enjoy the presentations by the street musicians. Very very nice!

The food and tea were excellent. The atmosphere was the perfect setting for a relaxing lunch. Exceptional customer service.

Experiencia muy especial. La comida muy buena, personal muy amable. El ambiente excelente. El postre una maravilla " scone" con nata natural. Gracias

In a very popular tourist location, so expect to pay top dollar, but food is fresh, tasty, and good portions.

Myself and my autistic daughter decided to try something different, she is used to doing the same thing for comfort, however we tried an old tea room as it wasn't too busy. The tea was great but very small , my daughters hot chocolate and crumble went down well. We were served by a lovely young lady, very friendly, my daughter didn't feel uncomfortable at all. The longer we were there the more full it was becoming, so we decided to go, we didn't say long at all. Went up to pay and I kindly asked to remove the 'optional' service charge Why? 1. Because I don't believe in adding service charges, tips should be optional, I will happily tip a place which doesn't automatically put service charge on, I like to have choice. 2.The service was fine ,no issues , was just a cup of tea , hot chocolate and a cake and wasn't there long. 3.As my daughter is autistic she doesn't work, I have to pay for everything and if I can save where I can I will, and if I can give where I can I will. There was a different young lady at the tills. I asked quietly and leaned in ," can you pls remove the service charge?" Quietly because 1. My adult daughter is autistic so she always feels uncomfortable with anything like this, which can trigger her overthinking for the rest of the day. 2.Because it was busy and I didn't want the whole cafe knowing I wanted it removed or my reason why. The young lady behind the counter then said rather loudly "Oh no, why ? Are we not good enough for you"? & smiling ...!!! Waiting for an answer. In all honesty I felt belittled, I felt embarrassed, I felt stressed that my daughter was about to be triggered and I also felt angry that I was being questioned and put in a situation to answer that,. It says 'optional' on the menu, but then I'm being questioned, the young lady. I stuttered as I wasn't expecting that at all, and explained I've spent enough already and trying to save, which obviously was half my reason,but I was in shock & embarrassed. She then proceeded to laugh it off and ask where we were from etc, but by that point I just wanted to get out of the place, I responded and smiled, but in all honesty, I had a whole load of emotions going around in my head which spoiled a first time trying a tea room. It bothered me for the rest of my day , luckily it didn't affect my daughter as much as I thought it would, but she did comment & question why the lady would ask that, especially if some people would want to be more discreet about it or genuinely couldn't afford the extra. If you are the lady. Pls think about responses to this situation, everyone has their reason , it's not always about the service. Ps, would be nice with some soft music towards atmosphere. Thank you.

Tourist trap beware! Low quality food and high prices. £4 for half a bottle of Lipton iced tea. £4 for wholesale orange juice. Nasty sausages. Service was OK and atmosphere was basically nothing.

Late afternoon visit at 4pm. Choice of outside or in. Nice selection on the menu, like many places in Bath, prices on the high side. We ate inside, were reluctant to serve much as we're closing in an hour!! Were turning customers away not long after we sat down!! Mainly young staff , school and college age front of house. Had two sandwiches and tea. Arrived quickly, warm rolls which was nice with a good filling. Tea with extra hot water is a welcome touch. Tables were being used were clean. Very old fashioned and dated interior, were clearing down bins etc as we ate. Lot of moaning staff! Yes it gets a bit warm sometimes and having lots of customers pays your wages!!

We treated ourselves to a Georgian Cream Tea and everything was absolutely first class. The scone was warm and fresh, not too much cream and the tea and coffee was delicious. The staff/service was also brilliant, very friendly and efficient. I've had a cream tea at the famous "Betty's Tea Room" in York and I can honestly say that the one we had at the Georgian Tearooms was far superior while also being cheaper!

Lovely dining experience served promptly and professionally by Nora and cooked by Oliver. Very well located close to the Abbey and really nice atmosphere.

The place is nice and well located but don’t expect anything from their lunch. We tried the meat pie and we are steel looking for the pie ! Indeed there was only dough on the top and under that there was some kind of meat with sauce we could merely swallow as it was completely dry. It was served with peas and chips potatoes coming right from the freezer and were barely baked. It is safe to say that we have had better meals at our middle school canteen. Beware of that tourist trap.

Excellent baguette, brie and cranberry. Beautiful soft warm bread.

Went in for brunch, was reluctant handed menus by a member of staff who was more interested in dusting. Told us to sit anywhere which was not a problem as there was no one else in there. The staff member went back to her dusting rather than asking if we wanted a drink or any recommendations on the menu. We decided that with so many other food offerings in the area we would give our business to somewhere who was interested in serving

Amazing place with a young, very friendly and helpful staff. Not to miss out.

Georgian tea rooms of Georgian Bath culture experience.

A lovely place to enjoy delicious scones.

The blackberry and rhubarb crumble with custard is absolutely delicious and has just the right texture. I can’t recommend it enough! The clotted cream is the freshest one I have ever tried!

When in Bath we always pop in for toasted tea cake and beverage. Today decided to sample their scones and of course clotted cream. Well it came warm and must say the best I have eaten for many years . Also fancied glass of red for a change, also highly delightful. The staff are always very pleasant and accommodating. Would highly recommend.

I’m writing this just on our way back from our trip to Bath and on Friday 23rd we came in for lunch, we had two baguettes which were both absolutely lovely and everything came quickly! We were served by a young girl who was by herself so a bit rushed off her feet but she was very lovely and welcoming and made our experience here! If you’re ever in Bath definitely recommend coming here!

Visited on 17th Feb - seemed understaffed which I can sympathise with but not to the extent that it impacted our experience. One girl was so rude to us, everyone came in and her fellow coworker. She slammed the drinks down so they spilled over, ignored people while they waited at the door, rolled her eyes at customers, and I can understand the noise that ceramic and crockery make but she was bashing everything about so much we couldn’t focus on enjoying our visit, do not recommend and would never return unfortunately, as the people in the Bath Bun seemed lovely who had directed us to this place…

£3.50 for iced tea that came out of a Lipton bottle ("ask for today's flavour") was insulting - and £10 for a small plate of pancakes. Pancakes and jacket potato were nice however so gave 2 stars.

Food was nice enough but service is very slow - over half and hour for a sandwich and baked potato. Prices are high but this seems like a tourist place.

Interior décore/tables nice and clean. Staff attentive and friendly. Food little overpriced (central Bath). Avoid the chips.

Awesome Christmas lunch. I had a turkey and stuffing baguette. With chips and a cider . Lovely and hot.

Excellent Tea Time dans une ambiance élégante et typique de Bath. Je recommande absolument !

Ce petit « tea room » est parfait pour tester l’expérience du tea time en plein cœur du centre historique de Bath 👌🏼

Beautiful afternoon tea, welcoming staff and comfortable surroundings. The most delicious scones and the sandwiches were obviously super fresh on tasty, high quality bread. I will definitely return and would definitely recommend to friends. Thanks 😊

lovely afternoon tea! i thoroughly enjoyed everything. the clotted cream and strawberry jam with the scones were particularly delicious! the cake contained something i was allergic to and the waiter was very accommodating and swapped it out with something else no problem. cute interior that was nicely decorated for christmas.

lovely afternoon tea! i thoroughly enjoyed everything. the clotted cream and strawberry jam with the scones were particularly delicious! the cake contained something i was allergic to and the waiter was very accommodating and swapped it out with something else no problem. cute interior that was nicely decorated for christmas.

Found by chance whilst wandering around the Christmas Market and what a little gem. Tables were continually occupied, the food was really good, well presented and sensibly priced. Last but not least, the young staff were both friendly and helpful.

Delicious baguettes generous helpings. Lovely quality pots of tea with hot water. I was the only vegetarian and had Egg baguette.

We had sandwiches with chips. They. We're very busy but served us quickly. The baguettes we all had were delicious. The pot of Earl grey was one of the best teas I've had. I said I would leave a review. It is slightly cramped but I call it cosy.. The staff worked their feet off and we were happy to tip well.

We were on a day trip to visit Bath and found this delightful tea room next nearby to Bath Abbey. The tea arrived completed with separate pot of boiling water, marvellous it is the little things that make for such a good experience. We ordered two jacket potato's with tuna and tea for two, the meals arrived timely and were well presented with generous quantities of coleslaw & salad all very enjoyable. The two ladies who served us wore period waitress uniform which looked very smart and in keeping with traditional tea room. We enjoyed the hospitality and will definitely return upon our next visit to Bath.

So lucky to have found a table here for brunch. Lovely relaxed atmosphere after the hustle and bustle of the Christmas market. Staff were so friendly and efficient despite being busy. We had delicious scrambled eggs x 2 and a sausage baguette. Teapots came with a pot of extra hot water. Great stuff.

Visited yesterday and was served by a lovely blonde girl, didn’t catch her name but she was quite young. Great service would definitely come back!

The food was ok service terrible, your also forced to pay 10% tip as part of your bill!!!!! The girl that served us just did not want to be there!!! No interaction at all, looked very miserable! Spilt drink on tray, no apology.

Food was ok and freshly prepared, the ham in sandwiches was a very good quality but 2 things put me off visiting again. One was the 3 flies continually circling around the archway in centre of restaurant apparently unnoticed by the 3 waitresses, or anyone else in charge. The other was the very loud and strident phone that rang a couple of times. The second time for quite a long time. The 3 waitresses who were behind the counter doing nothing (very few customers) did not seem to think it was their job to answer it until a voice shouted out from downstairs. Couldn't hear what it said, but perhaps 'answer the phone!'

Came here for breakfast, service was unprofessional, would not recommend coming here. Was my first and last time

Stopped here for lunch on a Sunday, ordered the ploughman's and a cream tea. Ploughman's is served all separate on a cheeseboard, the bread was FRESH and everything was tasty. The scone is huge! The only down side was we ate outside and attracted a couple of hungry bees that attacked the jam and pickles. However owing to the one day it didn't rain during our stay and the brilliant opera singing outside the Abbey we were determined to remain outside to soak up Bath and ignore the bees!!

A very nice tea room with quality food and very efficient and nice staff

cute little tearoom with seating outside.

The Roman bath tea rooms were full so I popped into here and I thought it was equally as good. The environment is a classic house which adds to the vintage feel. The ladies in charge of service were super kind and friendly. I personally had a great time

This was my first and last time coming to the Georgian tearooms in Bath. The decor is a bit odd and there isn’t much of an atmosphere. The customer service is very poor and I felt it was quite an unprofessional place with the girls waitressing too concerned with chatting amongst themselves then doing their job. Who I assume was the owner/manager came in repeatedly and was interviewing someone but didn’t seem to do anything about the lack of engagement from his staff with customers. Once I had my food, no one came over to check if everything was ok which is pretty basic service etiquette. The tea I had was weak and tasteless despite letting it brew, which was disappointing. It also came on a dirty saucer, however reading other reviews it’s clear that that is commonplace here. The food I did have was nice but overpriced for what it was. As the kitchen is directly at the foot of the stairs, if you sit near the stairs you can easily hear the kitchen staff as they are pretty loud which is a bit off putting. After I had finished my food, I waited for over half an hour for someone to clear the table and bring the bill. I eventually went up to the counter and asked to pay, despite it not being very busy at all. I wouldn’t go back as the service is very poor and the quality of the tea/food for the price is disappointing. There’s many better options in Bath than this place.

The waitress into our table and spilt two glasses of prosecco. She said oh someone must have moved the table! We sat at the table where it was. The prosecco went all over my new hat. The manager wasn't interested offered us the equivalent of one glass of prosecco even though we had lost two and a brand new hat ruined. Really bad customer service.

The waitress knocked our table and spilt our bottle of prosecco. 1/3 was left. This also went over my hat. Her response was oh someone has moved the table. All we were offered was the equivalent of one glass of prosecco. My hat which I had bought that day was ruined. Really bad customer.

Recomiendo tomarse un te y unos scones

In response to the owner’s reply to my review, I would like to point out that we did not have burgers, and while I appreciate the fact that the food is freshly cooked, I still think that waiting 20 mins for the order to be taken, and 40 mins for the food to appear is unacceptable. Neither did we sit at a ‘used’ table; we sat where the waitress indicated, and this was a clean table. I think your waitress must have confused us with another party. I reiterate, the food, when it came, was lovely.

Vielleicht sollte man den Cream Tea mit Tee nehmen, denn das rekord-grosse Scone mit Clotted Cream und Jam bekommt 5 Sterne. Wir nahmen aber einen Cappuccino, für den 2 Sterne wegbröckeln.

Lovely food, but service was SO slow! We had been sitting at the table for an hour before the food appeared. Slow to take the order, and slow to bring the food. On both occasions, I went to check that we hadn’t been forgotten. Yes, they were fairly busy, but not excessively so.

Best High Tea i had so far, thank you!

Algo especial. Muy bueno Gracias desde ESPAÑA

I go to this lovely tearoom at least once a week and have never been disappointed. The food is wonderful and freshly cooked and the staff and the owner of the business are all warm friendly helpful people. I would recommend this wonderful tearoom to anyone.

Location caratteristica, personale cortese e preparato, pietanze prelibate.

Popped in for an afternoon snack and a drink during our weekend in Bath and were not disappointed. Sat outside in the sunshine overlooking the cathedral and the area was kept very clean by the attentive staff, who were very friendly. The food was fresh and delicious, so I would recommend this place which is very close to the Roman Baths.

We stopped off at 1pm to have a bite to eat at this lovely tea room next to the Roman Baths and nearby to the Bath Abby. We ordered jacket potato with chilli and cheese and cream teas for afters. The two ladies wonderful served us wore period waitress dress and headless which looked very smart. They spoke as if they would have done in the era and we felt it was all very posh, but the prices were very reasonable compared to motherboard tea rooms nearby, and the service was fantastic. We would definitely recommend.

We had a cream tea here (although my partner opted for latte rather than tea). There was a choice of teas, which was much appreciated, and the scones were warm and fresh, and the jam and cream delicious. The tea shop has an elegant period feel and the waiting staff wear traditional black and white, which is rather a nice touch. The toilets are downstairs, and I accidentally blundered into the kitchen by mistake when looking for them, and I'm glad to report that it all looked spotless! But the staircase is a bit steep, so take care when going down, and the ladies loo is tiny, so be prepared to wait in the corridor if necessary. But generally, I can recommend it as a traditional English tea shop. We only had the cream tea, but the baguettes, sandwiches and cakes the other customers were having looked very tasty. We might just have to come back another time

I don't understand why this place has negative reviews. Our lunch here in February 2023 was outstanding! Fast service, big portions, good food, and good price. The staff was really welcoming. I believe this place has potential!

We were just strolling around Bath for the day and came across this tea room and what a fabulous quality tea room it is.Food was beautifully presented and fresh.It was that nice we went back next day for lunch and it was equally as good as the previous day.Staff were superb and very professional.Cannot believe the reviews i have just read prior to writing this.Superb quality food.Well done to you all.

We found this tearoom in a prime position by Bath Abbey but it did not live up to the quality I expected. For afternoon tea I have usually experienced a ‘free refill’ of tea to accompany my scone. This was not the case hear. I’m pleased to say the scone was warm and substantial but I felt the establishment was taking advantage. The interior could be fantastic but it’s in need of significant redecoration. Sadly there was alot of crumbs on the floor by a bin (even bits of lettuce, clumsily discarded by the waiters) The toilet (x1 make, x1 female) downstairs was not in good condition- showing mould and lack of deep clean. It just needs to be renovated and redecorated- new fresh toiletrooms are vital. So I would say you are not trying hard enough to keep up standards and that is a shame in such a brilliant location! (PS- website needs improving too as no mention of prices.)

We had afternoon tea at the tea room, the afternoon tea was nice. It was very busy and two young ladies serving were run off their feet, they were very pleasant and helpful and really did their best in the situation. What was very wrong was the older lady that was in charge, she was very rude to both girls in front of all the customers, she did this many times it was very embarrassing and very unprofessional. A customer also walked out and said they would not eat in a place that spoke to their staff like that. This lady basically bullied and belittled the girls in front of every one. It's really not on and I would not attend the tea room again.

Generous and delicious light lunch. The service was extremely good and the quality of the salad was exceptional. A real treat and very good value too! Well worth a visit

The scones were rather stale - you could probably put a window through if you were to throw it. Service was relatively quick - although when you order a scone and tea, you'd assume it would be. There was a 10% service charge added on to the bill which, in all honesty, isn't worth it. You're bringing me a scone and a cup of tea... its not much of an effort.

Anne Elliot, la protagonista di " Persuasione " , bellissimo romanzo di Jane Austen ambientato a Bath, e' la meno assertiva delle eroine austeniane, e quindi , probabilmente, se durante una delle sue passeggiate per Bath fosse capitata in questa sala da te', avrebbe preso atto mitemente dei prezzi alti e della scortesia del personale ; ma se ci fossero capitate invece, un peperino come Elizabeth Bennett, o, peggio ancora, Emma Woodhouse, secondo me gliele ne avrebbero veramente cantate quattro a questa massa di cialtroncelli impudenti la cui pigrizia e scarsa professionalita' non trovano scusanti ne' nella giovane eta' ne' nella stanchezza verso la fine della giornata di lavoro ( ma ben prima dell'orario di chiusura ). Lenti , distratti e indisponenti, si scusano dei vari ritardi e disattenzioni con un " sorry " alla me-ne-impipo accompagnato da un'aria strafottente , tipo " embe' ti ho detto sorry, no?, mo' che vuoi ". Per il resto, si salva l'ambiente e l'arredamento, molto grazioso e british . Il te' e' abbastanza buono, ma gli scones con clotted cream e marmellata di fragole... tutto molto "industriale " , fate conto come se al grill dell'Autostrada del Sole decidessero di servire un traditional cream tea all'inglese.

We had lunch at the tearooms and the salad was basically a block of cheese with a basic salad for 10 pound. The haddock was from a freezer and again overpriced. The buns looked nice but we didn’t order these. Overall, feel quite ripped off....

High tea here was delicious! The tea was divine, sandwiches and cakes so yummy! The service was great as well.

Sat outside on a lovely day and were treated by lovely and friendly service. We had food which was ok but very basic and quite pricey for its appearance and flavour. I guess it's better for tea than lunch but overall can't blame the place.

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Had two drinks & a scone . The scone was so over priced £4.20 nothing special. Toilets were disgusting. Rip off won’t go again . Don’t mind paying for something that’s worth it . For the establishment the whole menu is a rip off £8.00...

I find the pale blue decor very relaxing. Every time I have visited (a few times shortly before Christmas) the staff have been very friendly and even let me in for a pot of tea when they were just about to close. Every time I've ever had a pot of tea in here over the years, it's always been lovely. Good selection of herbal and speciality teas (the same as 'The Bath Bun tea shoppe' ), although I would really like to see loose leaf teas back. Overall, a lovely tea room, a bit hidden.

We spent a great time with this tiny tea house hidden in the corner of Bath Abbey. We received a warm welcome from the waitress and were guided to a beautiful window side table. The scone was the best I've ever had and the carrot...

This is a really nice place to visit in Bath. The staff are friendly and helpful and everything is presented and served very well. Reasonable prices also.

Immaculately clean; charming staff; food is home made, fresh and delicious. Not much else to say. I really enjoyed it

Very quirky tearoom. Delicious cakes and coffee.

Visited twice in 2 days ( not sure why) . Had to wait for a table both days. First day the staff were accomadating and tried to fit us in ( 4 of us) but 2nd day we were practically told to go away as they were full. However we could see a table for 4 finishing so we stood firm and waited. Overpriced average food. It was ok.

We were visiting Bath for a couple of days and decided to stop here for lunch, the staff were welcoming and friendly, it was very busy but luckily got the last table, had egg mayo baguettes each with a cup of tea and coffee, food...

Whilst I have been here on several occasions today I went in and asked for table for two, lady said yes however I said I would need little bit of room for small pushchair and she told me to leave buggy outside, i explained this...

Lovely setting lovely decor. Food not brilliant, had the baguette, no choice, just white, boring lettuce with a little tomato, no dressing. Coffee served in a teacup, the sugar and condiment set were basic white, like transport cafe. There is no thought for the finer details which actually ruins the experience of what could be very pleasant with the right effort.

Everything was fine until I had to pay my bill I order a homemade quiche I had first bite no taste soggy I ask the waitress if is possible to have something else instead she said yes ok then I had smoked salmon baguette was...

Went there for breakfast. Not a big selection but what we had was very good. Throughly enjoyed my Eggs Benedict.

Poor quality food and service, a simple scone was just dry and tasteless, fine we can all get it wrong and when given the chance put it right, but the the completely disinterested server was frankly annoying. Still at least Bath has lots of great...

This place is overpriced - about £7 for what was a really mediocre ham baguette (literally just ham in bread) and tiny salad. Coffee was bitter too. I really feel the only reason they can get away with charging so much is down to the location. Unattractive toilets with unpainted pipework and rusty screws sticking out of the wall. Decor in the dining room also needs a facelift - you can be Georgian without feeling dated and the decor here definitely felt dated. Also the waitress didn't come back to give us the bill; in the end we gave up waiting and went to pay at the counter which seems really at odds with their posh tearoom theme. And then to add insult to injury the waitress lost the bit of paper with our order on so we had to repeat what we ordered from memory so she could put it back through the till. Finally on top of it all the place had the gall to add a gratuity on to the receipt.

Beautifully decorated Tea Rooms in pale blue with gorgeous chandeliers. Very nice cream tea, £7.50.

Great customer service, absolutely delicious traditional big breakfast. Their teas were delicious. Lovely atmosphere.

Nice pot of tea for two with extra hot water. Our two bowls of chips were also very nice. Rather a shame though that our ham baguettes came with rather a poor amount of salad. We thought this was very mean and that not a...

I had classic high tea and all of them were delicious and the staffs were nice. The smoked salmon with cheese sandwiches were delicious. The chocolate cake was too sweet to me but it was good with tea. Afternoon tea and house tea were also good. Highly recommend this place for afternoon tea!

Came in on Sunday lunchtime food was Brilliant along with very friendly staff. Most of all food was very reasonably price

Came across this pretty place by accident, very friendly staff, ate inside as no tables available outside unfortunately. Good value for money and food very tasty. Only niggle is soft drinks are cans for which you pay a premium!

Nice cafe with friendly and accommodating staff!

Lovely location, nice decor and cakes and tea delicious. Scones however (which is key for a cream tea) were too hard and cream and jam mass produced. Not as tasty as I'd hoped especially for the price

A charming traditional tea room. A good selection of herbal teas. We had the Citrus Rooibos tea which was refreshing. We ate here for lunch, service was good and food was excellent quality. I had scampi and chips, my husband enjoyed the steak pie and my son loved the burger and chips. The food is homecooked and tasted wonderful. So glad we popped in here during our time in Bath.

We were after a genuine tea rooms which served good old fashioned english breakfasts, toasts, cakes and scones, (not all in one sitting!) . This place is absolutely perfect.

Visited with the wife for breakfast on a Thursday morning. The full English was very good, excellent portion and service very good. Pricing is decent. Can't give it a 5* though as my wife had a latte and I think the coffee machine had an issue, was very much lacking coffee and more water. I did return the following morning for breakfast and was good (had tea though).

Visited with the wife for breakfast on a Thursday morning. The full English was very good, excellent portion and service very good. Pricing is decent. Can't give it a 5* though as my wife had a latte and I think the coffee machine had an...

Fabulous place probably the best cream tea in Bath with great friendly staff

Exellent value for money Very good service Central position near to the Abbey square

The times we have walked past this gem.... So glad we stopped and enjoyed tea with friends visiting Bath and, as a bonus, there was a first-class trumpeter playing in the Abbey churchyard. Many different kinds of tea and the required Bath bun. A delight.