The Old Manor's Restaurant in Bath and North East Somerset

Went for Steak night, the deal they have is great value for money, the food was worth more than what we paid. We were greeted by a wonderful member of staff and made to feel like we were rockstars. Highly recommend.

Lovely stay at this 17th century building. Fantastic food and friendly informative staff. Was very well looked after. If you're after oldie worldy this is perfect. Original open fireplaces, hidden tunnels, ghosts (although didn't see any). Will be returning with my bicycle next time to explore the many cycle routes

We chose this restaurant for Christmas dinner because of its location, but it turned out to be a complete fiasco. The food was cold and of poor quality, the service was incredibly slow, and we had different servers attending to us without any consistency?? For the price we paid, the service was unacceptable. While the restaurant has a cozy atmosphere, it wasn't enough to salvage our experience. I don’t recommend this place

My daughter, two friends and I, stayed for two nights to visit the Christmas markets in Bristol and Bath. The hotel is charming and very clean. I had a burger on the first night which was great. The breakfasts were lovely. This is a family owned and run small hotel. The very smiley manager and his staff were exceptionally friendly and polite. We had especially lovely chats with the housekeeper and our waitress, Grace. I recommend The Old Manor House Highly!

Lovely old quirky hotel with comfortable spacious rooms. Good choice of breakfast and lovely evening meals. The receptionist/ waitress, Grace, was an absolute joy- happy and helpful throughout our stay. Loved it and we’re definitely coming back.

Excellent food. I had the sole and it was beautifully cooked. The waiting staff were very attentive. Also it was not over the top on price. Would recommend.

Dies war unser zweiter Stopp auf unserer Englandrundreise bzw. Flitterwochen. Wir sind dort 3 Nächte geblieben und es war ein wirklich einmaliges Erlebnis in einem solch historischen Gemäuer zu übernachten. Trotz des Alters hat dort alles tadellos funktioniert, der Service war erste Klasse ebenso wie dort servierten Mahlzeiten. Es war einfach eine rundum tolle Erfahrung. Ein Bonuspunkt des Hotels ist eindeutig seine Lage. Obwohl man direkt an einer Hauptstraße nächtigt, ist der "Lärm" nicht wahrnehmbar. Wenn man nicht aus dem Fenster schaut, hätte man gar nicht registriert, wie vielbefahren die Straße ist. Man hat nur knapp 5-10 Minuten Fußweg bis zum lokalen Bahnhof. Von dort aus ist man sehr schnell im Touristenhotspot Bath, den man unbedingt gesehen haben muss. Andere Züge der Great Western Railway fahren bis London und sogar Cardiff. Nun zur Unterkunft an sich: Die Zimmer sind immer tadellos sauber und alles ist funktionstüchtig. Selbst die alten Betten sind einfach nur bequem. Wir waren etwas enttäusch, das wir in getrennten Betten schlafen mussten aber das hat nur irgendwie auch zum Charm des alten, quirlligen Hotels beigetragen. Das Frühstück dort war auch einfach nur lecker und immer frisch zubereitet. Leider haben wir es nicht geschafft vor Ort auch mal etwas zu Abend zu essen, da wir immer Unterwegs waren. Die Crew des Hotels/Restaurants war sehr freundlich, hilfsbereit und immer zuvorkommend. Wir haben uns rundum wohl gefühlt. Vielen Dank an die ganze Belegschaft für diese tollen Tage und diese einmalige Erfahrung.

Considering there were only four other occupied tables, the service was incredibly slow. We’re sure it was the waitress’s first night as she didn’t have a clue what she was doing! Maybe it would be a good idea to train your staff on the drinks menu, so that they know there are at least 2 different kinds of Sauvignon blanc on the list and not keep coming back to the table to ask which one we wanted, or which lager we wanted! Food was average when it eventually arrived. I won’t be returning

We came in mid week for a meal, we hadn't booked but were found a table in the lovely restaurant. I didn't have a starter, but my other half had the soup and it smelt gorgeous and she said it was. I had the steak and stilton pie and it was beautiful. She had the prawn pasta and again it looked lovely. I had a bottle of merlot and she had a sauvignon blanc and then we shared a cheese board, I had the port that came with it. Overall a beautiful meal in gorgeous surroundings.

Steak night is well worth going to - for value for money but Bar prices for Beer and Wines are too expensive - best to drink elsewhere !

Came for Sunday lunch with my 90 year old mum and it was perfect. Food was exceptional. Staff were excellent. Thanks for giving us the table we requested by the window. Definitely be returning.

Unfortunately on this occasion our Sunday lunch was not up to expectation. We waited a very long time to receive our food. We were beginning to worry about our cars parked in the 2 hour stay car park and because of the delay all of us had to move our cars! No one had a starter and the main meals were ok, especially so the short rib. Unfortunately the fish and chips was not good. The deserts definitely let the Old Manor House down. They were not good quality, especially for the price being charged (£7.50). The Brownies were very bitter, the ice cream was watery and had no taste. The crème brûlée had a strange consistency and the crumble which was apple, cider and ginger was so hard it was almost inedible. We didn’t complain about any of the above. The hotel was very busy and no-one came to ask us if everything was ok.. We have always enjoyed a lovely meal here in the past but sadly not good this time.

The Old Manor is an excellent little gem in Keynsham, honestly serving the best Sunday Roast around. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, food cooked to perfection and the short rib is to die for. Their menu caters for everyone and is updated regularly with seasonal produce, burgers are excellent and steak night, very well priced at £35 for two and a bottle of wine, but also your steak is always cooked to perfection with the best triple cooked chips I've ever had. Oh, and the garden is beautiful for a pint in the sun...!

Visited the old manor on Thurs 23rd march (steak night). We had 2 very nice rump steaks beautifully cooked (medium), chips and garnish were just as good. Deserts (sticky toffee pud & apple and stem ginger crumble) were delightful, all in all good food and good value. Will be back😊

We visited the old Manor House this evening for steak night and we were not disappointed! Perfectly cooked delicious steak (which I enjoy rare) and the chips were divine - crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. We arrived a little early and enjoyed a drink at the bar, chatting to the staff who are really lovely and attended to us perfectly before and throughout our meal. The fire was lit and the atmosphere was cosy and welcoming on a cold January evening - I would definitely recommend and can’t wait to come back again!

We have eaten a couple of times at The Old Manor House, we love their Sunday Lunch, the nut roast is fantastic! All the meals were superbly presented and served by super attentive staff. The dining room, with real fire, has a very relaxed atmosphere. Highly recommended!

Roaring fire, cosy atmosphere topped off with an amazing roast !! 100% will be back!! Underrated pub in keynsham for food/drinks : )

We came here (4 adults and 4 children one being Coeliac and was taken care of with ease) on Sunday just gone (22/01) and thought I would share my experience here. I've eaten here before on a steak night and I knew I wouldn't be disappointed by the Sunday roast! It's exactly how you want it to be, and in my eyes, exactly how a roast should be served. Perfectly crisp, flavoursome roast potatoes, moist meat, plenty of it, a great selection of tasty vegetables, homemade Yorkshire pudding my Yorkshire mother would be proud of, stuffing that is tasty, and compliments to the dish well, all topped off with a dash of homemade gravy. (With an extra jug of it on the side!) You can tell that each element of the roast had been cooked with care and attention as each element had its own flavour enhanced. The staff can't do more for you, and are helpful and professional at all times. My youngest child opted for sausage & chips instead of a roast and she enjoyed hers, and after asking her if her dinner was nice, she said "Best chips ever!" The beer was nice, the atmosphere was great, and a lovely toasty warm fire on in the bar area & ballroom which made all the difference. If you're thinking of trying this place for food, you won't be disappointed!

I came here for a Sunday lunch on the 22nd and it was lovely! A nice range of food for all of the family and also for the children. The fires were lit and there was a great atmosphere. Staff were friendly and attentive and the food was amazing. Will deffo be returning!

Having visited the Manor House most years for Christmas dinner with friends I thought it would be lovely to take different friends for sunday lunch as I have praised the food every time. What a big DISAPPOINTMENT. The food was really not good, one potatoes cut in half, burnt Yorkshire pudding and horrendous cauliflower cheese. I like aldenty but this was hard with no sauce.. PLEASE do proper veg and not substitute with carrot and parsnip curls. Coffee was cold. When you spend £45 per person it is sole destroying when the food is bad. Please take note of this as the food is letting you down. Lovely surroundings and serving and bar staff could not do enough. I would have complained but I am not someone that likes to cause a scene.

Visited the Manor House keynsham for a Sunday roast, staff very friendly, helpful, and professional and a lovely place but what a shame the dinner was a disappointment, pork very fatty and tough to cut, two small roast potatoes, two very small slices of meat, cauliflower cheese tasteless just hard cauliflower, desserts small and too posh (just keep it simple), it’s very expensive for what we had.