No.16 Larkhall Social Club in Bath and North East Somerset

Having lived in Bath for 30 years i can tell you this is the best curry in Bath. For a traditional curry they don't come better than this great flavours, consistent high quality and really nice people always bust and operate with a half open kitchen so you can see people making your food. There are places in Bath now making Indian fusion food charging more and producing a worse tasting curry. We travel past 3/4 curry houses to get to Panahar. Worth it everytime!

Sunday 23 March 2025 I was in Bath for the evenig and bought a Roadhouse Chilliburger from Schwartz Bros on Sawclose. I wasn't expecting much but, hell it was the best burger I have ever had. Not only that but the shop was imaculate and the three young lads serving were smart, friendly, efficient, and helpful. They even advised me about the best pubs to go to for live music. Highly recommended. I wish there was a Schwartz in Weston super Mare, my hometown.

I was staying on holiday 2 minutes walk down the road. Came here for a few beers and the football, was a brilliant atmosphere and very friendly locals and staff, will be back

Food here is great! The staff are lovely and we enjoy doing the quiz on a Tuesday, it starts at 8pm which is great as I can get the kids to bed before going out! 👌

If you're craving authentic Thai food that brings both the heat and the flavor, Charm Thai Restaurant is an absolute gem you need to check out. I kicked things off with the chicken dumplings, and oh man—they were little flavor bombs. Perfectly steamed, juicy, and seasoned just right. I fully intended to snap a pic, but they were so good I devoured them without thinking. Zero regrets. Then came the star of the show: Khaw Kling, a Southern Thai dish that comes with some serious heat. And not the “mildly spicy” kind—they serve it Thai spicy, just the way I like it. Every bite was bursting with bold flavor, spice, and a deep, earthy richness that hit all the right notes. Absolutely addictive. To cool things off, I ordered a Thai milk tea, which came topped with a generous swirl of whipped cream—yes, you read that right. The combo of the rich, creamy tea and fluffy whipped topping was like a dessert and drink in one. It was the perfect sweet, cooling contrast to the fiery main dish. Between the food, the cozy vibes, and the super friendly staff, I left full, happy, and already planning my next visit. Charm Thai, you’ve won my heart—and next time, I might take a photo before diving in. But no promises.