The Roman Bath in York - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The Roman Bath Pub is a great city centre pub that always a joy to drop into. This is a really interesting looking pub,interior is superb,an island style serving bar,great decor and furnishings,tv's to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options,the most distinctive feature of the pub is the great artwork around the walls depicting scenes of Roman life alluding to the Roman museum in the basement ,it's a proper chill out pub. We were here on a Monday evening,pub was busy,we ordered John Smiths Brewery bitter ,served in pristine condition,we just kicked back and took in the great pub we were in. I enjoy a good bitter,a much underrated beer style but when served iced gold as in this pub it's a totally refreshing brew. We both really enjoyed our visit here ,only stayed for one each before we moved on. The Roman Bath Pub is easy to locate on St Sampsons Square. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday,open from 11am. Well worth a visit if you're in the area.

Went in for a drink the place was very friendly the customers welcomed you as well. It’s clean and well set out the beer choices were good. The food we seen looked delicious although we never ate there. The pub had a good atmosphere with background music just loud enough lovely place highly recommended.

A nice friendly pub good beer at reasonable prices. Would definitely recommend. We will be going back next time were in York

After wandering around York for a few hours entering the Roman Bath was a nice respite. Having logged into Track & Trace I was led to a seat and within a few minutes had ordered a pint of Theakstons. What bliss.

Entré solo para tomar una cerveza y terminé con un sándwich y una porción de papas fritas, así como una cerveza, buenas precauciones de Covid 19 en su lugar, buen ambiente, buena cerveza y un delicioso sándwich de atún servido con patatas fritas y una gran porción de espeso cortar chips. Buena relación calidad-precio y buen tamaño de porción. Recomendaría. Gracias barra de baño romano

The wife and me always call in for a couple of pints when visiting York. Always a nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Not tried the food yet but it always looks lovely so definitely next time!

Walked in the door with my husband and a few of our friends in York for the day, to be met with looks of sheer disgust from the bar staff. We were immediately asked to leave. We hadn’t made loads of noise, or even asked for a drink. Completely judged possibly for our geordie accents. Do not visit here. Complete disgrace.

This is a very standard eatery but the service is good and the helpings plenty. It seems to be a popular place for local people and it was quite full. So that is a good sign. I gave it four stars because as a standard pub it was a lot better than most and good value.

Whilst on holiday in October half term, we googled a karaoke in York. What a deceptively good karaoke, on a Wednesday!! The night is obviously very popular with locals and is very lively. There wasn't a gap between songs, though we feel the hosts could add a bit of banter between singers. The bar staff were lovely, as well as the York residents we met. An amazing night out with a fab range of singers and songs and we want to go back! Peter and Emma T.

The Roman Bath Pub is a fine pub located on Sampson's Square, it's a pub I always look forward to visiting on any holiday I take to this most beautiful of city's. The pub interior is awesome, a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, great decor and furnishings, beautiful wall art depicting scenes of Roman's relaxing in bath houses alluding to the fact their is a museum part of this pub showcasing Roman artifacts and ancient Roman baths ,these remains were uncovered during building work when this pub was built between 1929 - 1931 ,you can visit the basement museum for a small fee and visit the Tepidarium ( warm room ) Caldarium ( steam room ) Frigidarium ( plunge bath ) and view some interesting artifacts, theres also some great tiled work here,well worth checking out. My twin brother Stephen and I were here on an early Thursday evening, greeted warmly by a very pleasant member of staff who served us a real ale each,we chose Timothy Taylor's " landlord " these real ales were served in pristine condition and at the right temperature,we just chilled out and took in the great pub we were in. My real ale was outstanding, Timothy Taylor's Brewery brew some great real ales and their " landlord " is a particular favourite of mine. The taste is so good,hints of citrus and caramel ,its a classic pale ale bursting with taste,very easy to drink, a crisp ,hoppy pale ale and at 4.3% a great session real ale. As my twin brother Stephen and I were pub hopping around York we only stayed for the one real ale each before we moved on and as on every other visit to The Roman Bath Pub we had a great time. The Roman Bath Pub is easy to locate on Sampson's Square. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday, 11am till 11pm. A wonderful pub,an interesting pub,most definitely well worth checking out if your in the area.

The Roman Bath was a quiet meeting point where I could have a couple of drinks with my daughter. It's an interesting mix of fairly modern fixtures and fittings with Romanesque murals on the walls. It had the same feel as my local Italian. There is a Roman site under, but not part of the pub. I didn't visit on this occasion. It was nice to have a regular beer, Theakstons Best, instead of my typical quest for cask ales.

Good pub met our friends here live band was on but we left as going for a meal good atmosphere and good location thanks for a good night

Had a lunch here and my roast chicken was taken from a refrigerated pre cooked chicken breast cut into three and placed on the plate. Normally I would have asked for it to be heated up but in this case I decided that it was far safer to just eat it cold. The music played was fantastic however.

It’s a pub. It’s decked out as a Roman Bath. Mainly lagers on tap with only 2 ales (could be more but did not see them). Plenty of seats. Friendly enough. Not as much character as you would expect but it’s ok.

Called in for Sunday lunch. Basic menu but well priced. Beef was lovely. Staff friendly. Nothing fancy inside but fine with us.

My husband and I called in for lunch today. Being mid-week during school term time, we had a choice of tables, but the place fills up fast at weekends and in school holidays.

Went for lunch, but to get a table arrive early because it is popular, consequently gets busy at lunchtime.

We stopped in at the Roman Bath for a Sunday roast having seen it advertised on their billboard.

Fuimos a ver el baño romano y nos quedamos a almorzar. Éramos tres y todos estábamos satisfechos. Dos platos asados ​​(un pollo y un cordero) que incluían patatas, pudín de Yorkshire y vegetales, y una hamburguesa con queso con ensalada en lugar de papas fritas. Las raciones eran grandes y la comida era buena. El servicio fue excelente y se llenó rápidamente con algunas personas esperando una mesa. Asegúrate de bajar también.

The Roman Bath es uno de los mejores pubs para mí en cualquier viaje a York que lleve.

Lunchtime in need of a drink and some food, preferably outside in the air, we come across this place. Friendly service, fish finger sandwiches oh joy of joys. Add a full range if drink offerings - tea/ coffee soft drinks beers and spirits -heaven !

Trevlig lokal pubb i Yorks centrum. Tyvärr tog de inte emot kort för betalningar för under 10£ men sprang iväg till bankomat. God öl, trevlig atmosfär och välkomnande personal. Rekommenderar absolut.

Popped in here for a quick lunch and was so relieved to have some good old fashion pub food. Really tasty and hit the spot. Lovely friendly staff!

Good value for money, 2 meals for 14 pounds, lovely food will definitely go again and the Roman baths are beneath the pub,

Situated in Sampsons Square, at first glance the 'Roman Bath' seems to be a fine example of what it would have actually looked like hundreds of years ago. Once inside however, you changes to a semi-modern / open plan area which seems somewhat incongruent with initial expectations.

This is my sort of pub. Real ale, good honest food, reasonably priced, great central location, room for family and fairly quiet. So we were in York for a family Christmas and we were looking for somewhere which would meet our needs (food, seats, beer, childern accomodated, no queue, warm). This fitted the bill. The menu is fairly limited, especially for children, but who cares. They serve what my daughter wants. I had a very good "black and blue" burger, and a pint of Yorkshire beer. I would definitely go there again - in fact i might go back later this week.

Called in whilst visiting this lovely city in the run up to Xmas.

Called in here for a drink while in York. Had a chicken curry and rice. Off the 2 for £15.Menue it was very good, and not to much. A nice pud with a good atmosphere. Well worth a visit.

Not the most traditional olde worlde pub you will find in York. But non the less still a great place to be.

this is a very down to earth pub, with freindly locals,some times very good entertainments and some times not

They were more than accommodating for us and our allergies/intolerances and the food was tasty too. Great pub lunch.

Nos topamos con este bar por casualidad mientras trabajan a dónde ir en una nueva ciudad en una noche de viernes. Cualquier otro sitio cercano, Daftly estaba ocupada, y necesitábamos un sitio donde sentarse, así que nos fuimos al bar. El bar no es de...

W organizó para encontrarse con amigos, allí. Bastante concurrida, bebidas no está mal de precio. Parecía ser un lugar popular, una banda en vivo a jugar.

When come to York that's the place i go for lunch, its OK nothing special just a cute little pub in the corner, the staff are alright clean and tidy, never been to see the roman bath, don't like the idea, its not my thing , so enjoy and chill

Experiencia horrible. Tuve una buena charla con bouncer que daba consejos de sonido. Fuimos a un pub, servicio para estar borrachos. refuesd . . Explicó sólo tenía dos, pero tengo la discapacidad, le dijeron que se fuera. Lo mejor de la humillación

The pub is in York city centre. We went in on Friday night mid February for some drinks and to watch a bit of live music. It was quiet when we got in but by the time the band started at 9pm the place was busy with people standing all around. Drink prices were reasonable for York city centre. Downstairs are remains of Roman baths and there are a few old artefacts in the bar area. Worth a visit.

We were recommended this place for live music on a Friday evening. It dint start until gone 9 but we got seats from 7.30 and sat and talked. The pub was fine but the landlord could have been friendlier and don't want to engage in any conversation even when it was quiet. He preferred to be silent and watch every one. He was a bit miserable to be honest. Cheer up matey. The band was loud and good but having seats was a bit wasted as people were standing all around us.

It seems hard these days to find a pub just being a pub, but although the Roman Bath has its remains down below it does interfere with the pub. It's a typical town pub with town locals, it's some where I regularly call if I just want a simple pint of lager and something pub grubby. Food service is always good and always piping hot.You can sometimes struggle to get a seat as it can get busy for food.

Basically a central public house with the remains of a Roman Bath downstairs. Over rated in my opinion.

Been here a few times while shopping in York. The food is always hot and tasty and the service is fast and friendly. The prices aren't too bad for a city centre pub It usually busy and you sometimes have to wait for a seat but, unless you're in a hurry, it's usually not too long before you're seated and eating!

Lively city centre pub. We have popped in many times on our visit's to York. Like going there. Its just off the centre near the main shopping area. Good standard range of drinks, at a reasonable Price. The staff behind the bar all seem cheerful and friendly. Went one evening when a live band where playing, great atmosphere.

My husband and I visited York for 3 nights with our 12 year old son. We had much planned and one of those things was to see a band on the Sunday night at The Roman Baths. We had been here a few years ago and watched a band and had a relatively nice time. My husband is in a band so our son has been brought up around live music and the possibility of a few colourful words that may go with the experience. We walked in at 8.25pm, our son really excited. The pub wasn't massively busy and there were tables and chairs around the edge so we could be out of the way. We literally walked through the door and very rude and abrupt man clicked and shouted "oh you, out!" at our son. "No kids in here after 6". The whole pub turned round and stared. My husband explained that he is used to this sort of situation and has grown up around it all his life and we would make sure he stayed over on a table and it would be like he isn't there. The reply was "no food after 6, so no kids". Our son was mortified and really upset. I know there are rules on children staying times but firstly 6 o'clock is ridiculous. And secondly, there are ways and means in which you treat potential customers. I would advise anyone with children to avoid this place as they are obviously not as "family friendly" as they make out. We walked round the corner to another pub and they were brilliant. They said that as it was a Sunday and quite quiet so it wasn't a problem. We will never go back unless the staff have changed!

Dropped by because we needed a pick-me-up drink on a wet Sunday lunchtime. Had it, and left, feeling rather more dispirited than when we entered. Unsmiling barmaid (you have to spend over a tenner if you want to use your plastic) poor offer of wines and beers, bog-standard "pub food" menu, and a general feeling of being cheerless, and scuffed around the edges. What could be an interesting display of Roman artefacts found on the site is curling and flyblown in a neglected glass case. The wall paintings are good, but fading, and there is no explanation of what they are - if any of the customers were remotely concerned. I can think of a dozen other pubs nearby that are streets ahead of this grim little corner. Only for the very desperate/

Los baños romanos, las ruinas, son muy pequeñas y apenas queda nada de ellas. Lo mejor de la visita fue el guía, un hombre mayor que nos explicó con todo detalle la historia de los baños y el contexto histórico. Debería no obstante ser gratis o casi debido a lo poco que se ofrece.

Saw they had Coke in bottles behind the bar so I asked for a coke. I was given pepsi. I handed it back and said, sorry, I asked for a Coke and pointed behind the bar. She asked me what's the difference? Then when I tried to explain why I don't like pepsi (because it upsets my stomach and besides I asked for something by name) she interrupts me, asks if I'm chewing gum, hands me a napkin and orders me to spit it out. That peppermint gum and the Coke I ordered was to help settle my very nauseated stomach and keep me from being ill all over. It didn't help that the place smelled like armpits. :( Never going back.

Been here today as family 9 a mix of adults and children,1st of all the man behind the bar I think he was owner..very rude and abrupt couldn't even manage a smile let alone his staff...our order of food was a task for the staff confusing and couldn't follow a simple order...finally our food arrived but not all together at least 15 mins between each person and actually forgetting to bring my order out so again I had to wait even longer..food was poor and bland not to mention the small portions.AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

Stayed here mid week. Have seen other reviews about noise. Remember this is a popular city centre and if you stay in any city centre you will get noise. We stayed midweek and yes there was some noise however not loud enough to spoil our stay. Staff very welcoming and happy to fulfill our requests. Room okay size. We'll be happy to stay again. Great value for money

Four of us came for Sunday roast. I had the veggie one which I quite enjoyed my other three friends had various meat ones. One of the dishes though the meat had too much fat and my mate hardly touched it. Interesting little pub though with a great museum downstairs.

We came in here on a Friday night and weren't particularly impressed. The Doorman were very strict - which was alright as we were a party of ten but certainly not rowdy, one of them was grumpy and quite rude tho - he made us wait while our entire party arrived before letting us in the door as "the last person is always the drunkest", in our case, as we had already explained, the last member of our party has a disability and walks with crutches! We stayed for one drink but didn't find the atmosphere very inviting, there seemed to be a lot of locals who did seem impressed that we were there. We had intended to stay and watch the band that had been advertised but in the end didn't bother hanging around to even see the band start. The only plus point was that the bar staff were friendly!

Dropping our few coins in the basket to enter, we should have known it wasn't going to be a very classy experience. It was interesting, but the young man conducting the tour was very immature, thinking comments about men's body parts a funny part of teh tour. They were not funny, just really stupid. He also enjoyed hearing his own voice so much we had to cut it short after 30 minutes just to get out. If you are going to go to Bath while in the UK, don't bother with this. It feels like someone selling tickets to see something in his basement.

Ate here for lunch one day whilst visiting York. Typical pub food menu, reasonably priced. The interior isn't anywhere near as nice as the exterior suggests! Landlord didn't appear very friendly so we didn't stay long. I didn't pay so don't know what the total bill was but it was all fairly average prices on the menu.Highchairs available.

Pub accogliente sopra i resti di antiche terme romane. Affreschi alle pareti stile antica Roma vagamente kitsch, strani mix Roma-York. Però è un pub simpatico accogliente, buone birre e buon cibo a prezzi onesti. Le terme si possono visitare. Ci torno.

Visited here on two occasions over Christmas for a pint with friends and family, and its nice. Decent selection of real ales and not too expensive either.

Booked this hotel as needed a quick weekend accommodation at Yorks busiest time...didn't eat there on this occasion tho...Lovely welcome, staff could not have done enough to assist, Hugely busy pub,, very Roman and gregariously loud... rooms were basic but clean and had everything you need for an overnight stay even some complimentary bathroom essentials !!Had read previous reviews about it not being a quiet place to stay and this was confirmed well throughout the night...however 'cest la vie' ..a great central place to bed down for one night if a hostelry is needed and earplugs are definitely recommended ..lol....

We stopped in for a pint of Guinness and topped it off with an order of nachos. They were deliciously warm with loads of white and orange cheese, plus three tasty toppings. A great snack and enjoyable rest stop in a busy, busy pub!

Popped in during a tour of York. I remember the pub from a child when you could look down to the Roman bath for free, now its boarded up and viewing is charged. It was very busy with people popping in looking for a table. The decor has seen better days and I don't think it changed in the 30 years since I was last in there.

This old bath house was found during renovations after a fire and it's brilliant to have this under your floor. Obviously there is a lot more to it which can not be uncovered. Well worth a visit.

We visited on a Tuesday afternoon with a 6 year old. We were made very welcome. There was a good selection of pub food and just what we needed. The food arrived promptly and was delicious. Would highly recommend

We visited this outlet on a Saturday for lunch. Food and drinks were ordered from the bar from a menu that had a reasonable choice. When the food was delivered again in a reasonable time, the quantity and quality were good. However we found that during our visit there appeared to be a lack of any "atmosphere", resulting in a bland experience that has been rated accordingly. Whilst we did not take advantage of visiting the Roman Bath, this does provide an unusual addition to the pub restaurant.

Me and my fiancé have just retuned from a one night stay at the Roman bath and we had no complaints good value for money the room was very clean and had everything we needed to make our stay comfortable breakfast tray with muffins and cereal bars with tea and coffe making facilities en suite bathroom very good location would definaltely recommend for short weekend away

I've used The Roman Bath a few times now, and everytime without exception has seen the pub busy with food pouring out of the kitchen. Having not previously eaten here, we though it would be rude not to give it a whirl, and we certainly where not disappointed with the choice, with me enjoying the lassagne including down my shirt!Beer selection is pretty much the standard run of the mill stuff nothing special, but the regulars who seem to prop the bar up like it so why not. All in all a nice pub, and always worth a pint when in town. Someday I may go down and have a look at the Roman Bath, I still remember when you could view it through viewing areas from upstairs as you drank.

Didn't eat in the pub, but the actual Roman Bath was fascinating. Didn't know what I was walking into, but our tour guide gave us over an hour history and it was amazing, incredible-- Must Go!

Outstanding pub grub with an excellent beer selection. The landlords are gregarious funny people and serve everything with a smile. We enjoyed the Ploughmans Lunch along with top notch fish & Chips. Downstairs are actual Roman Baths, like a mini trip to Bath, England right below the pub

only been here for lunch.really good food nice Beers.good prices.would recomend.also have bands on most nights.

Visited with my mother whilst in York, it was quite busy as it was lunchtime. We ordered steak and onion sandwiches with chips, they weren't awful but they were just okay.

We stopped here for a drink and a bite to eat. We had lovely fish and chips! Gorgeous chunky chips and crispy batter on the fish! You can take kids in and it's a pleasant place to stop off. Good value for money too!

Me and my boyfriend came here on a wensday night, we decided to book an extra night in York so we could see more we decided we would visit a few more pubs in the area but no this pkace was brilliant there was different people up singing all night all different ranges of songs absolutely brilliant entertainment my boyfriend decided after a few drinks to get on the mic himself people were commenting how they was impressed with a man of 20 years old was singing the old songs and how he had a good voice (which boosted his ego lol)!! would definitely recommend this place on a Wednesday night it is pretty pricey and in the nicest way possible the bar staff wasn't the friendliest and loved themselves a little bit but that wasn't an issue on our night :)

We came here for lunch, when were on a short visit to York, for a few days. I had the soup and bacon sandwich deal, which was good value. The large bowl of soup was very tasty, and looked like it was home made. My husband had one of the toasted sandwiches with chips, and said that too was very tasty. We've eaten here quite a few times now, and have always enjoyed the food, and fact that it is right in the city centre, near the market, and shops.

Stay away from The Burgers. Very poor quality. Disappointed as this was our first time eatiing in here.

Lunchtime meal for two. Friendly welcome and reasonable menu. I had steak and ale pie and it came in a hearty portion with good chunks of meat although it looked as if it had been waiting on a warm plate for a while. Three veg and chips accompanied it but the broccoli and green beans were way undercooked. My wife's Texas Spicey Chicken fillet was tasty but a little dry and it had a very nice mixed salad garnish.Service was quick and cheery. Overall value was good for a cheap and cheerful meal in a busy city centre location,

Really good band on the first nite we went in the Roman bath, second night not so good band on but the atmosphere was still good. Enjoyed

The pub, on the north side of St Sampson's Square, was packed - rightly so - they had a 70's Rock covers band on who were excellent - sorry guys I didn't catch your name - but you were ace. The pub apparently has roman museum underneath it - sadly it was shut at that time of night. The pub itself was a great place - the staff were great, the decor was nice - a bit forced, my problem was the beer -it was rubbish; euro fizz and English brown liquid that is called beer, but isn't worth drinking - even the Guinness was tasteless - come on Yorkshire has some great beers - sell some of them

From the outside looks beautiful, in an ideal location in city centre near shops . Food was awful though. I had a burger and my OH ordered a tuna sandwich . The chips were average, can't be too fussy because it was relatively cheap, but burger tasted awful. It tasted like tinned meat. Toilets were filthy, and the staff didn't do anything about a group of very rowdy party goers behaving very in appropriately around diners. Barmaid was polite and friendly, but certainly wouldn't go back. Sorry but the food and cleanliness really let it down .

We visited ‘The Roman Bath’ on a Saturday Evening. They have a band on. The service was quick and efficient. We opted to sit outside as the bar was very busy and you could hardly move inside. Great live music venue.

The baths are below the pub and you can visit them. Ideally situated for a well earned rest from shopping and sight-seeing.

We only went into this pub for a drink in the early evening. We didn't have food here and I'm glad we didn't.The pub is well worn and looks a little 'working mens club' inside.Inside there was a crying baby in one corner and a very loud vulgar man swearing and conducting his vulgar conversation in such a loud voice you could hear him in the toilets. Yet the bar staff said nothing to him, not even asking him to lower his voice.We finished our drinks quickly and left.The pub has no atmosphere and it's really basic. Compared to the other fantastic pubs around York this is one of the worst. Go elsewhere I urge you.

£4.50 for a Tuna and Mayonnaise Sandwich need I say more. No chips or Salad with it. The bar staff dis interested just concentration on the locals.

Called with the intention of having a drink and something to eat. Ordered drinks and sat outside to drink them while looking at the menu.Far too many smokers sat around us to even consider eating and the whole of the outside area had a strange smell of fat, tobacco and toilets. Not pleasant!

We were nine (yes 9) friends on a day trip to York. We all ordered fresh haddock and chips. Our meals were delicious. All served quickly and piping hot. Fish was great and we had real chips and wedges. Extremely good value for money. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful.This won't be our last visit to this pub.

We were enjoying a day trip to York on bank holiday Monday. We popped in here for a meal as it had been recommended and it was absolutely fabulous. We had the lasagne and it has to be the best I have had - not the microwaved rubbish a lot of pubs have but it was freshly made to order and tasted gorgeous. I am writing this whilst waiting for my sticky toffee pudding but I imagine that'll be gorgeous too!

My wife and I stayed for a night to visit York and found this great B&B pub. Live music most nights and a good atmosphere. Paul, the manager was a star and couldn't do enough to help. The room was clean and comfortable and the noise from the bar was not intrusive. Cooked brekkie only on Sat & Sun but muffins, porridge and cereal bars in room as a continental breakfast was handy. They don't really have much parking and it is difficult to get to in a car but that is only because it is so conveniently located in the centre of York. We would definitely stay again and will make sure we book early to ensure a room.

Three of us went for lunch we did not have a lot of time and the Roman Bath was very central. It was not my first visit the last time I came was many years ago. Nice enough pub plenty of room to sit down, it was not very busy despite York being very busy outside. Two of us had Quiche and chips and the other Chicken Pie and chips, the staff were very polite and service was quick which was good as we were hungry. I enjoyed the Quiche, the chips were OK and a small and uninspiring salad. (why doesn't anyone serve real chips anymore) My friends also enjoyed the quiche and Chicken Pie and the meal was good value at less than £20 for the 3 meals. The meal would have been really nice if it had come with real homemade chips and a more imaginative salad.

We called in for a cold drink and a sit down, the staff were really nice and friendly. They also serve food.

Very good meal, friendly helpful staff. Lovely atmosphere.highly recommend.spotlesslyclean and good value and choice.

Un posto carino dove mangiare se se ne vuole approfittare prima o dopo per dare un'occhiata agli scavi sottostanti, pochi resti delle uniche terme di legionari mai rinvenute. Si paga un biglietto esiguo per farsi un giro, ambiente molto piccolo in cui però ci sono buone spiegazioni sui pannelli su cosa fossero le terme e quale vita vi si conducesse. Inoltre ci sono a disposizione corazze, elmi, spade e scudi per travestirsi da legionario, nelle misure sia da adulto che da bambino. Io non ho resistito alla foto con l'elmo in testa, e immagino che per i bambini sia un gran divertimento!

I only stopped for a pint.To find a museum below was extremely interesting.This is a unique experience I would thoroughly recommend. The beer was good too.

Неплохое место, чтобы посидеть за обедом с друзьями. Приятный персонал, добротная английская кухня за небольшую цену, много места. В подвале находится находится небольшой музейи в оформлении всего паба присутсвуют римские мотивы.

We visited this pub/eaterie on New Year's day with family and what a treat!Friendly staff, excellent lunch menu, super presentation and terrific value. We will definitely be going back there!

Meal was good,plenty of meat,roast and new potatoes,but the veg was very hard,pub was very busy and the service was good,

Plenty of good seating, nice patio, great location. Proper selection of ales and ciders, good prices. What else do you want? Go there!

good live music on Friday nights I liked the little museum in the cellar very interesting their is a guide who tells you the history of the pub and the roman bath

Once again a warm welcome at the Bath on race day 9 of us travel from Doncaster and have never been refused service as you do in the fleece, so give the Bath a go its great

I lived in york for many years and this pub was great for live music, on returning for a night out, was pleased to see it hadn't changed......great Band! it has still ...for me...retained it's charm...not taken over by some trendy "wine bar" dealership, rough round the edges, great company and great music.If you want some arty farty, trendy plastic pub...you will find plenty in York, All serving the same food, so was really nice to find one that hadn't changed and felt great to be back.As to the roman baths, they used to have a glass floor you could see on to the ruins, but why should all the tourists see it for nothing.....so now you have to pay...hey ho.lolFood basic, but ok, beer good choice, friendly bar staff...

Called in here for some lunch. The menu displayed outside looked basic, which is what we were looking for. We had homemade cheese and tomato quiche served with chips and salad for a very reasonable price of £4.95. Portion sizes were good and the food was tasty. The staff were very pleasant and friendly and the service was speedy. Hard to fault if you want a good value lunch in York City Centre.

With my brother & sister in law on day out called in looking for lunch Enjoyed 2 courses for £8.95 roast beefdineer including 3 veg roat & new potatoes & yorkshires best roast beef dinner I have had in a long time.delicious sweet strawbery tart divinepromt service & nice people

Thiswas good for qa quick wholesome snack and there was the added attraction of seeing the bath! staff were polite and friendly

The beer is fine and not over priced. The bands are often good, not always. You can usually get a seat. The staff are efficient too. It is generally for the 40+ spectator however! haven't had occasion to try food there. Make sure you include it in every York pub crawl.

Very average pub, uninspired range of real ales, basic and tired decor. Wouldn't bother with the food. The only benefits of this pub are that it hosts a lot of local live music and has an underground Roman bath that can be visited (charged)..In a city like York that has loads of delightful pubs that serve great food in pleasant surroundings there is no need to bother with any that don't make the grade.

Visited a few days ago and listened to the live R&B. Very pleasant drink of cask, not very busy - the band didn't quite outnumber the audience but it was close

We ordered two meals and I specified no gravy to be poured onto my meal but requested gravy separate.My meal arrived with separate gravy but gravy poured over the yorkshire puddings which was exactly what I was trying to avoid.The very thin slices of beef tasted so fatty and greasy I could not eat it.The gravy was lumpy.Even my friend who is not as fussy was disappointed.I was offered a refund but my friend had managed to eat some of mine so I declined the offer.The pub is tired looking and does not have a welcoming feel.We shall not be going back,ever.