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Really enjoyed the food, great phone service. but the in-person service was a bit slow and took awhile to be helped.

Lovely pub - good beer, friendly and well run - perfect. But can get ‘a bit stuffy’ on cold winter nights when the doors and windows stay shut - a bit more ‘atmosphere’ than you might want, lol!

We booked for dinner online. When we arrived, the staff had no idea about a booking and we were told they weren't serving dinner. Switch off your booking times if you don't serve food at that time. We had to ring around several pubs - all fully booked - before we found somewhere that would serve us if we took less than an hour. We had to get a taxi to that location. And evening dinner ruined, basically. All of which could have been avoided if the restaurant booking system actually reflected the food serving times.

Bad experience - No pleasant behaviour from staff. Food quality also found poor. Food presentation ok.

Very sweet cafe, lovely selection of cakes and food available.

Nice atmosphere, friendly staff, and great drinks! However, the small plates were very small for the price, and the scallops were not cleaned well.

Food good. Staff unfriendly. Do they want our custom?

Not great, ordered pork fried rice and a praow beef with egg fried rice and crispy salt and pepper squid Everything was quite bland, the beef was the most flavourful but the egg fried rice was mushy and not very fresh, pork rice tasted of nothing really and the the crispy squid was just battered not crispy and didn't have much if any s&p flavour. Wouldn't be ordering again.

Best takeaway in keynsham! The food is fresh, excellent portions and staff are lovely. Highly recommend!

Just been to The Shed for the very first time and I'm very impressed with the food. Been trying roast dinners everywhere in the area and I can say this is the best one by far. Absolutely delicious, meat and vegetables alike. Perfect portion size, good choice of veggies, melt in the mouth pork meat, plenty of gravy, you really can't ask for more.

Always a friendly welcome & sociable atmosphere, made up of workmen in their dungarees, through to retired senior executives of blue chip cos!

Bad experience due to the rude manager who soured the experience. Worst afternoon tea we have had. Booked via open table for afternoon tea- menu on website said 38£ each. The menu we were given said £38 each. We were charged £42 each and when we pointed out the mistake were told that this is because we were given a "festive" afternoon tea that we never asked for, was not shown on the menu and were not told about in advance. When we complained that we were not informed of the extra price we were told rudely by the arrogant manager that it said so on the open table app so we had to pay. There was not a word of apology. We also paid a service charge. The waiter was courteous and friendly, but the service was slow, certain things were not brought as you would expect throughout despite few people there, and we were told the wrong information for what was in some of the sandwiches and desserts. So overall we paid £94 and the food itself was also low quality for this price. It used cheap supermarket bread, and overall lacked flavour.

Ella H was fab!! Very attentive

Had a really delightful brunch at The Pump Room. Eggs cooked to perfection and the tea was spot on! Staff super friendly and the pianist was wonderful. Loved all the Christmas songs. It felt really special dining at The Pump Room Restaurant, as it has an air of old time elegance. Inspired choice for a treat when in Bath!

Second visit and it was just as good as the first, I think you could pick out anything off the menu here and it would be excellent. Staff really friendly, the restaurant itself is very small which adds to its charm, but at the same time you do not feel crowded in at all. Only real negative would be that drinks are quite expensive (£9 for a pint), however that wouldn’t be enough to stop it getting 5 stars as everything else is brilliant.