The Bath Brew House in Bath and North East Somerset - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Solid selection and good atmosphere

Didn’t take cash. Disgusting in the current climate with the current movement being to stand back against the big banks. Won’t be going back again.

Great selection of beer, food was great, staff were very pleasant. Inside seating seemed nice but we sat in the garden had fresh air for the first half of our visit and then closed the roof when it started to rain. Would recommend if you're a beer lover. 10 to 20 pounds for food and a beer or flat.

Second pub in Bath and second 5 stars! Could not be happier. Spotlessly clean brewery at entrance a welcoming sign. Very friendly and a world class Kolsch lager in tank with lovely gentle haze and taste backed by awesome grain. Happy Dayz.

Wouldn't spin the wheel for us despite us offering to pay full price for what it landed on. There were 10 of us and they still declined our request so we went to Wetherspoons instead

- The food, apart from the fully loaded chips, was good. - The cleanliness of the establishment was not up to standard. - The large open windows raise concerns about the kitchen being pest-free.

The garden is just delightful. I love that it’s smoke-free (although vaping is allowed). The ales are tasty. If I lived in Bath I would be a regular. My son got the largest fried fish I’ve ever seen and I helped my husband eat half a roast chicken. Both delicious.

Fantastic pub with good beers great vibe and friendly staff. Will be back.

Lovely selection of ales and lager, nice outside space especially as it was hot. Downside my cheese and pickle sandwich was not as described on the menu - came toasted and very processed cheese (at a guess I would say not Barbers) which made it very greasy and pickle tasted acidic like a Branson Aldi version.

Local pub with an (artificial) garden in the back (rather large). Very friendly staff, large choice of good beers, nice place overall!

Great food and nice atmosphere, very nice staff, recommended!

Great selection of 🍺. So.ething good for everyone. Great beer garden with plenty of seating spaces.

We popped in here for a quick pint before going onto some prebooked activities. It was fairly quiet given the time of day, but the lager was lovely and the beer garden was nice to chill out in.

It's very average. It's not super clean, the interior courtyard needs a good cleaning, and even inside the tables are almost all sticky (just like those outside) as well as the counter where you go to order . The food is just okay, nothing to write home about as they say, the fish & chips are nothing exceptional and the hamburgers are ok but nothing to wow. I won't go back, better value for money elsewhere.

We stopped by here for the quiz on Monday as part of our trip to Bath and what a treat of a pub it is! The pub is in a nice building with plenty of seating. They really take the quiz seriously with a dedicated quizzing area with space for easily 15+ teams. The drinks were affordable and the quiz itself was fun and delivered at a quick pace with generous prizes. My only petty comment is the pub boasts the best pub garden in Bath which is a "sun trap". It looked like it was entirely undercover from what I saw, but I didn't go fully outside haha.

Die hausgebrauten Biere in der urigen Location haben uns überzeugt, die Speisen leider nicht. Also eher ein Platz für ein süffiges Bier, als für ein Abendessen.

Great selection of interesting beers. We didn't eat, but saw others eating, so they do food.

Good food, good choice of drinks and relaxing place.

Nice pub which is has a massive garden. Good selection of beers ciders and ales. Food is great. Fish finger sandwich was very tasty. Friendly staff. Watch out for Steven the seagull . I had a cider

A brew pub in the centre of Bath. A selection of cask & keg beers available. Brewery tours also available and an outside area for when the weathers good.

We went there yesterday and ordered 2 drinks one of them came in a broken glass. I went back to the bar and I show to the bartender he just take an other glass and pour it. (I mean there was a glass pice in) Nobody cares!

We dropped in during our short stay in Bath. We enjoy craft beers and always prefer to find a tap house rather than a pub. The staff member who served us was friendly and chatty. The boys in our group enjoyed the beers! It was lunchtime so we ordered food. It is a short menu but better for that - at least you know that it will be fresh! The large nachos was huge! We had it with the pulled pork which was pronounced delicious. A portion of wings and chicken tenders were of sufficient size for lunch and very tasty. A great find!

Great beers; solid pub food and £5 off by ordering with the QR Code with no minimum order. Cheers!

Great microbrewery, amazing selection of delicious beers. Staff very helpful and accommodating

Great beer brewed in house. Stopped for 1 and had a few more 🫣Friendly and helpful bar staff.

Hands down the best chicken burger i’ve ever had!!! Great value for money and my dad very much enjoyed the beers!

There's a large covered garden area at the back. Enjoyed our meals. Perfect pint of Guinness 🙂. Dog friendly.

That was a jolly good Christmas lunch from The Brewhouse! Well cooked dishes, well presented, decent size, all on time and kind, friendly staff. Right down to the Christmas decoration and crackers our party of 20 had a really enjoyable time. I also liked the Deus stout, one of the many types of own-brewed beers. It had a slightly sweeter, dandelion & burdock flavour than most stouts. Very good accompaniment to a winter meal.

Went here for Christmas dinner with work colleagues and the food and service were great!

Came for a Christmas do. First time I've been here. Having been to many of these, over the years, you kind of know what you're going to get. Limp lettuce, luke warm food and staff who've had enough. I can honestly say that The Brew House was nothing like that! The table was set up in the corner for us, crackers and decorations - not over the top, but enough to help with the mood. About 15 of us at various points and we all fit quite well with space to eat. After chatting for a bit the starters were brought out. I'd opted for the celeriac soup. It was delicious. Seasoned well, no need to reach for the condiments, and was warm and rich. Really great soup. I sound surprised, but soup is usually hit or miss... This was a hit. From the table I could only hear good things about the other starters, which I've forgotten what they were - old age. Because I'm awkward, my main was off the normal menu - which they don't normally do this time of year and was a special request as I couldn't eat anything else... food allergies and the like. I have to say the mushroom burger was a delight. From the top down you had three pieces of gloriously squeaky halloumi, a large mushroom stuffed with breadcrumbs and garlic and probably lots of butter, rounded off by a huge slice of tomato, lettuce and - I think - pesto. It was delicious - and if you see this on the menu in the new year please try it. It came with fries that were golden and crispy. A really nice course all round. Others had the turkey, beef or fish and again I heard no complaints. Pudding was a simple affair of a lemon cheesecake but, again, it was really superb. The other choices were Christmas pudding and something I've forgotten!! Staff were really friendly and helpful - bonus points for having an accessible toilet on the ground floor. As we left an interesting party arrived at the bar... I would assume this is a very popular venue with students - given its close proximity to the college and the university. Lovely meal, great atmosphere, I would most definitely come here again!

We had our works Christmas Do here this weekend and everyone really enjoyed themselves. The food was tasty with large portions, great drinks and the service was amazing! They knew who had dietary requirements, there was no confusion over meal choices, all plates came out in good timing and the staff were all really friendly. Lucas did a great job with our booking from start to finish. Thanks so much to everyone involved, we will be back again!

Very busy so slow service but it's Christmas so to be expected. Huge queue outside even at 9pm so clearly a popular venue.

Great pub - we visited every day of our stay in Bath. Atmosphere is great with lots of seating. Didnt try the food but looked incredible ! Great for couple, friends etc. Children and dog friendly. Clean. Amazing beer selection. Was so busy when we went as Bath Christmas markets and could have done with a couple extra staff on the bar.

Ben’s Guinness Santa hat made me wanna take him home, wrap him up in a cashmere blanket, and keep him there just for myself … my precccious.

Good brew house, very nice stout (Deus) although not gourmet burgers, they were really good and a mega plus is that it doesn't show football, just rugby 👍👍

Staff and team were absolutely amazing. Smiley faces and attentive service. However, during my meal I noticed the attitude that the manager gave to his staff. It seemed like an unhealthy workplace relationship and was truly upsetting to see. After seeing this poor show of management I feel uneasy to return to the Bath Brewhouse, and I truly hope that changes can be made as the staff work so so hard and I can’t help but imagine how underappreciated they may be.

2nd time we've performed as the 'Strays' here and what a great night. Always tremendous vibe and the staff are brilliant. Love it! If you love live music, get yourself down here.🎶🎸💖

Friendly bar staff and some great sharing plates of food. Good cocktail options

A great spot for craft beer in bath. Decent selection of beers and they offer tours too!

A great place for craft beer fans, a microbrewery in bath! They also offer tours! Great selection of beers and staff friendly and attentive too

Great place for drinking, food as got worse in the last few months. Mainly the burgers has got a lot smaller.

Not impressed. Arrived at 4.30pm in the afternoon to be told ‘sorry, our main bar is closed we are still setting it up’ ???!! I was then directed into the covered garden where a tiny bar is to be found selling a fraction of the beers that can be found inside. Sorry, but why are you setting up the bar at 4.30pm when you open at 12pm?? It’s a shame as there appeared to be some great beers on and it is a quirky place. Needless to say, I won’t be recommending or coming back. Really frustrating.

The tour is interesting and the beers are great.

Great atmosphere and vibe in the place. The service was excellent and catered very well to my colleagues allergies. The taste and quality of food was very basic.

Cool industrial decor bar with a decent selection of ale.

What a great bar! The outside seating is fantastic and gives a great vibe. The fish and chips meal was delicious, and the sour ipa is probably one of the best sours I've ever had. I'm from the states and I wish we had more places like this! We were sad that they were out of a few things we were interested in trying, even though the kitchen had barely opened, but what we did order was delicious. If you're not into fish, the mushroom burger was also delicious!

Where do I start with this pub? It's like having a mini beerfest in a pub. At the time of visiting there were 16 beers on. The couple I tried were good quality beers. The staff are helpful and knowledgeable of their business. Definitely will come back here during my stay in Bath.

Garden is lovely, starters were great, but steak was flavourless & tough & salsa was just halved cherry tomatoes, so was a bit disappointing.

We visited to watch ladies World Cup final whilst in Bath for the weekend. What a lovely family friendly pub with great beer garden, excellent range of drinks and great food menu with huge portions. Pub was very busy, atmosphere was buzzing and staff very attentive despite the 2 Dee at the bar. Will definitely be back next time in bath.

They don't take cash. Isn't it great having a local small business enable a two tier society. As policy they decided to penalise people who don't want to have corporations or the govt control and manage their money. Typically the less able or well off. Can't wait until society is totally cashless. And the merchant services companies have a monopoly and decide to up thier transaction fees and squeeze every drop of revenue from you👍 Low resolution short term thinking... Priceless

Very good service. Beer at a good price and pleasant terrace.

Popped in here on a day trip from Kent as their lunch prices were reasonable for Bath & they are a micro pub. We popped in here for lunch & a pint on a day trip from Kent. Not disappointed. The Gladiator Best. bitter was well kept & proved a good pint. The haddock & chips has to be the best we've ever had ANYWHERE EVER, & we're both over 65!! Batter was incredibly light. The haddock tasted *just caught fresh" & the chips were light & fluffy. The ramekin of peas was cooked just right. The tartar sauce was a generous portion. Didn't feel bloated but nice full. Could not fault the beer, food or welcome! Well done!

Lively place and once I found one of their bets I liked I was very happy. Very busy so service at the bar can be a little slow at times, but staff were great and good atmosphere.

Go there regularly for great beer and good food. Need a bit more coleslaw with the burgers though to get the extra star 😀

Sadie is the most incredible member of staff, so welcoming and accommodating

Decided to pop in for a drink after walking past. I was surprised to have found a table on a Friday night as there were loads of people, but it’s a massive place with loads and loads of tables. We ordered two rounds using the QR code and the drinks arrived very quickly! The staff were really friendly! Great spot for a quick drink!

A summer must! Live music and good drinks and great vibes. Can’t comment on the food.

Went in lovely looking pub, get recommended it but don't take CASH! Clearly doesn't want people to spend there 😢

Great atmosphere, but over run with students and the live music they had on the night was entertaining in the very loose sense of the word. Fairly expensive pints and food was mediocre.

Great set of cask ales brewed on premises and a huge space outside that was buzzing. Good veggie food choice good but average

Came here with a group of friends for my partner's 40th. The venue is a nice size and it wasn't busy for a Saturday afternoon/evening. It gives the appearance of being a nice place to hang out, and they have a good selection of beers, but wouldn't recommend if you are planning to eat. The service and food availability was poor. You can't order food on the app despite advertised, and ordering anything from the bar is inefficient and frustrating. Almost all of the plant-based options were unavailable. No explanation or apology - rather I felt like I was an inconvenience for asking. I had the hummus dish (the hummus tasted great, the rest of the dish not so much) and chips (standard fare, not particularly tasty). Asked for vinegar and was brought an empty bottle, then the server said they ran out of vinegar.

Unexpectedly great small brewery with solid food offerings, various house beers (cask and keg) and guest taps. The servings are delectable and huge, so mind the orders. Staff is attentive and lovely. Would definitely recommend visiting for people inters in locally produced beers

Worst bar in Bath by a longshot. I paid £10 (no student discount allowed, doesn't say this anywhere) to spin their wheel and won a £30 bar tab. Great. Go back to my friends to liaise about what round to buy. Decide on a bottle of wine and 6 shots. It's £21 for the wine, 3 for £10 on the shots. I might be wrong, but 21+10+10= 41, no? Well, in brewhouse, they use a special branch of mathematics where this equals £43. Not only that, but I was told I can't use my student discount on the £43 either because it's "too complicated", with the reaction of those around me showing this happens regularly. My friend, thankfully, challenged this as I felt a bit nervous due to pressure put on by the bartender's to "just pay the £13 it's easier". We said we wouldn't pay £2 extra for no reason, so she walked off mid conversation to get the manager. Then, the manager arrived and the real comedy began. He said we had to pay the 13, even after acknowledging that the server had calculate the bill wrong and overcharged us. He tried to embarrass me by saying not to make it complicated and just pay it. I pointed out that even if it's complicated, the 10% student discount (which they said wasn't available on the shots and only the bottle) would've saved £2.10 and the mistake would've saved £2, which is a whole drinks worth, so I just said can you not pour me a free shot or something? He looked me dead in the eyes like I'd just betrayed a lifelong friendship and said "I'm not doing that" and walked off. All joking aside, this is actually insane that they give this level of service. They clearly are way too cocky due to how much business they get but honestly spoons is half the price with way better service and more variety. It's better in every way, and I hope I won't make this mistake ever again...

An excellent selection of their own and guest beers. I haven't eaten here for a couple of years, but from memory they serve good pub food. Later in the evening it's packed with "young people". They have a large garden.

My son went with friends on Thursday night, as he walked into the bar was stopped by the doorman who aggressively demanded ID so he looked down to get out my ID and when he looked up he was right in his face asking if he had a problem. His friend had to explain to the doorman that he have autism and won't react in the way he was expecting him to. He was sober all night and polite so there was no need for this display of aggression. Ruined hid night. Won't be returning. Thanks

One of the worst bars I've been to in a long time. Very loud, very dirty. The food was very greasy and not any better than you can make from frozen at home, but the worst part was their own beers: Another reviewer here said they tasted like soap and I don't have a better word for it. I took a couple of sips of mine and it was more than I could take, so I left it. I will not return to this place.

£4.25 for a single shot of sambuca - complete rip off - ambience very ordinary as well as the service - personally I wouldn’t recommend.

Oh, my hoppy goodness! Where do I even begin? My recent visit to Brew House was like stumbling upon a hidden gem in a forest of mediocrity. And let me tell you, dear travelers, the true magic behind this enchanting place lies within the radiant presence of a remarkable individual named Grace! From the moment I stepped foot into Brew House, Grace's beaming smile and genuine warmth enveloped me like a comforting embrace. Her contagious enthusiasm for the craft of brewing and impeccable service turned my visit into a truly unforgettable experience. Grace's vast knowledge of brews was nothing short of extraordinary. She effortlessly guided me through a labyrinth of flavors, expertly matching my taste buds to their perfect beer soulmates. With her impeccable recommendations, every sip became a tantalizing journey of divine discovery. Grace's passion for her craft was palpable, and her ability to articulate the intricate nuances of each beverage was an art form in itself. But let's not forget the delightful atmosphere she helped cultivate at Brew House! Grace's presence radiated through the entire establishment, infusing it with a joyous energy that enveloped everyone in its warm embrace. She effortlessly danced between tables, ensuring every patron felt like royalty, with a dash of her infectious charm and attentive nature. Her dedication to customer satisfaction was unparalleled. Grace anticipated my every need, and her impeccable timing left me in awe. Even amidst the bustling excitement, she never failed to find a moment to check on me and ensure my glass was always filled to the brim with liquid bliss. Oh, and the delectable bites that accompanied my heavenly brews! Grace's culinary recommendations were a symphony of flavors, seamlessly enhancing my drinking experience. Whether it was the succulent beer-battered onion rings or the mouthwatering artisanal sliders, each dish was a gastronomic delight, perfectly paired to elevate my taste buds to new heights. But beyond the extraordinary brews and delectable cuisine, it was Grace's genuine kindness and infectious charisma that truly set Brew House apart. Her radiant personality illuminated the entire pub, creating an atmosphere where strangers became friends and laughter was the soundtrack of the night. So, dear wanderers, if you seek an unforgettable experience, where exceptional service meets extraordinary brews, make a beeline to Brew House and let Grace sprinkle her enchanting magic upon you. Trust me, you won't be disappointed! Thank you, Grace, for making my visit to Brew House a cherished memory. Your passion, knowledge, and unwavering commitment to excellence are truly commendable. May your smile continue to light up the path for all who are lucky enough to cross your path. You are the shining star of Brew House, and the world needs more Graces like you! Until we meet again, Brew House and Grace, my heart will forever sing your praises! With boundless gratitude, [A Delighted Traveler]

Good pub to come and grab a quick drink. Cider was pretty good, staff was welcoming

We had a fab day Live music all day Great atmosphere

Great food and beer choices with a spacious garden. Last few times I've been here there was someone playing live music in the garden which I wished someone addressed was waaay too loud! It's a decent sized garden but the volume they're going at is more appropriate for Glastonbury. My group and I could only handle one drink before having to move on elsewhere to hear our conversation.

Awesome beer. Awesome Friday night vibes.

A lovely spot in Bath. Always packed with people, which is evidence of how fantastic it is. It's a traditional pub, but has a nice outdoor space to hang out which is great. The prices of drinks are alright too, and they offer a student discount as well. Overall, a great place to come to if you want to have a nice drink.

This is one of the best pubs In bath. Drink choice and food are amazing. Its also a great place to watch the rugby and football with a large covered beer garden. The interior design is very impressive and the roulette thing they have is good fun as well. Roast dinner there is amazing, would really recommend it, decent portion and cooked well.

Good atmosphere and vibe. Was hoping to get onto the brewery tour, but missed out as you have to pre-book online. Stayed for a couple of drinks, which was a good decision as the beers were excellent and we ended up having a good time.

Large serving and it was really good. Great cider too.

We booked the Tank Room for a private party and it was excellent. Izzie ran the bar really well, the food was good and the service excellent. Will certainly be back for future events. Thanks!

Good food, fast service, awesome location in Bath!

My favourite craft beers on tap, food is hot and tasty. The vibe is mellow. My kind of pub. 5 stars from me.

The food was expensive and a little limited. There was no kids menu but they offered a childs burger or Childs fish fingers. I was very happy with this and accepted the burger with all toppings on the side. When it arrived it was just a burger in a bun but I was happy with this, my son was less happy when he moved the bun and found it was covered in gravy. They replaced the meal with fish fingers at no cost stating that this was how they do burgers and couldn't be changed. They did their absolute to help - but why add gravy to a plain kids burger and not write it on the menu? Desert was 7.25 each and was a 45mm square if chocolate cake and a solid small ball of ice cream - ok but not really the apitonomy of "honest pub grub". Overall pricey and very average.

Lucas and the team pulled out all the stops for us when we held our wedding breakfast here. The food was fantastic, the service was brilliant and everything had been set up perfectly. As a craft beer enthusiast I couldn’t have asked for more holding our celebration in a pub, especially one that provided such an amazing service!

Decent, that’s it. The fish fingers sandwich looks good but it is a little dry, not so tasty. The burgers are ok, but nothing special. Chips very normal ones.

Visited for lunch and wasn’t disappointed. Good selection of ales (with tasters available) and delicious food. Good portion sizes too. Recommend the nachos, chicken Caesar salad & big portion of scampi! Would definitely go back.

Excellent all round, especially the beer.

I'd give it 0 stars if I could, blasting music stupidly loud, with no consideration or respect for the residents that live directly opposite, disgusting behaviour, even with all the windows closed and TV's turned up, it's still all you can hear, vile business

We came here on Mother's Day, we had booked a table for seven however the place still had room. This place is big with lots of space outside too. The staff were polite and friendly. We had a couple of turns on the roulette wheel behind the bar, which was fun unless you win a packet of crisps. 🤣 All our meals were great, my roast chicken was delicious. Child and dog friendly pub, would recommend. Ask for Ewan his smile is enough to make your day.

Nice ambience, company wasn't bad either

We ventured to The Bath Brew House, yesterday, for Sunday lunch. We picked a table and things looked promising from the plates of the diners around us. Grabbing some menu’s from the bar there were three options, all served with the same delicious sounding sides. I placed my order for pork and chicken and a nice bottle of Sauvignon, with the barmaid, who I did not realise at the time was the best thing about the whole experience. Our food was delivered to the table and looked fine – that’s where the bubble was burst and I have to say we had the worst roast dinner we have ever had. To break it down, both the pork and chicken were dry and overcooked and the majority left. The garlic and rosemary roast potatoes were soft, no crunch and had definitely been reheated. Likewise, the parsnips were pale and hard. The Yorkshire pudding was soft and I assume had been stored in a Tupperware? There was no texture at all to them. The celeriac puree – well it wasn’t so much a puree but overcooked celeriac dumped on the plate, it obviously had not been prepared with any butter/milk or love. The kale/cabbage – hubby liked but, again he said these were bland. The gravy was fine and I’d probably give it a 3/10 but at least it was edible. The stuffing was a little salty but was ok. The carrots were the best thing on the plate and I’d rate them a 5/10. I even made the comment while we were eating that if this was the first time I’d ever had a roast dinner I would not have one again! We left most of the meal and ended up eating leftovers at home an hour late. You might think, that the pub might have been busy, it wasn’t. We also dined at approx. 1pm so in the middle of service where the food should have been good. During no point were we approached to ask how our food was, I would definitely have fed back all my above comments. The manager on duty (I am assuming), was more interested in sitting at a table with his laptop with one of the waitresses than actually put into practise any hospitality training that he had undertaken. That was after he grunted at my husband that the menu’s were on the bar. To the lovely barmaid with the corkscrew curls who said goodbye, thank you. As I said to you, you are the best thing about the Bath Brew House. May you continue to shine young lady!

We ventured to The Bath Brew House, yesterday, for Sunday lunch. We picked a table and things looked promising from the plates of the diners around us. Grabbing some menu’s from the bar there were three options, all served with the same delicious sounding sides. I placed my order for pork and chicken and a nice bottle of Sauvignon, with the barmaid, who I did not realise at the time was the best thing about the whole experience. Our food was delivered to the table and looked fine – that’s where the bubble was burst and I have to say we had the worst roast dinner we have ever had. To break it down, both the pork and chicken were dry and overcooked and the majority left. The garlic and rosemary roast potatoes were soft, no crunch and had definitely been reheated. Likewise, the parsnips were pale and hard. The Yorkshire pudding was soft and I assume had been stored in a Tupperware? There was no texture at all to them. The celeriac puree – well it wasn’t so much a puree but overcooked celeriac dumped on the plate, it obviously had not been prepared with any butter/milk or love. The kale/cabbage – hubby liked but, again he said these were bland. The gravy was fine and I’d probably give it a 3/10 but at least it was edible. The stuffing was a little salty but was ok. The carrots were the best thing on the plate and I’d rate them a 5/10. I even made the comment while we were eating that if this was the first time I’d ever had a roast dinner I would not have one again! We left most of the meal and ended up eating leftovers at home an hour late. You might think, that the pub might have been busy, it wasn’t. We also dined at approx. 1pm so in the middle of service where the food should have been good. During no point were we approached to ask how our food was, I would definitely have fed back all my above comments. The manager on duty (I am assuming), was more interested in sitting at a table with his laptop with one of the waitresses than actually put into practise any hospitality training that he had undertaken. That was after he grunted at my husband that the menu’s were on the bar. To the lovely barmaid with the corkscrew curls who said goodbye, thank you. As I said to you, you are the best thing about the Bath Brew House. May you continue to shine young lady!

Large pub with a wide ranging choice of ales. Beer was in excellent condition and whilst we only had some sandwiches along with added chips the food was nice and reasonably priced. Would certainly recommend if you're in Bath

This place does a seriously decent Sunday roast – hot, generous portions, rare beef and plump chicken. Much better than average standards in London pubs, even the good ones. A very welcoming space, too, and great selection of unusual craft beers. Loved it.

Very disappointing experience, chicken burger was tasteless and portion small, fish was not fresh, my first pint was flat and uninteresting, saved by the replacement, which was good but at over 6% stronger than I wanted and my wife's Gin and Tonic came in a plastic glass! Not the standard I was expecting and an experience we will not repeat, as this will be our last visit to the Bath Brewhouse.

Honestly, this place has a good vibe, don’t know why but I keep coming back here. Staff are friendly and people are mostly all ages. Recommend.

Great microbrewery situated in bath ..really nice beers and friendly service and great atmosphere

Called in on sunday, lovely welcome from the girl with the crazy make up, but the food was awful, 5 star service, 1 star food

Great pub with excellent selection of beers, food was great and staff were super friendly 🙂

One of the best pubs in town for sure. Lively, loads of tables in and out. Great beers and decent food

Got charged £20 for 4 halves of ale, when told staff they offered a free pint,not a refund, we didn't want to argue but very disappointed

Great staff. Security was amazing during tense football matches. Highly recommend.

Having had a bad experience at another Bath pub, we ended up here for lunch and found a pleasing pub with an on-site brewery producing a fine range of ales. It's a fairly basic, bare floorboards type venue, although not a really traditional old pub; probably rather studenty in the evenings - there is a college just a few doors down. The lunchtime was fairly quiet and there was a simple menu with things like burgers and fish & chips. Not cheap by any means, but the burgers we opted for were very good quality and much enjoyed, as was the selection of ales.