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A very happy coeliac. It’s so hard for us to find places to eat on the go. I visit Bath regularly and only just found this place! Despite having a very small prep area, they have a dedicated space for preparing gluten free items. Staff totally get the importance of avoiding cross contamination. Had smoked salmon and cream cheese in very nice gluten free toasted bread (almost as good as a bagel, although of course a GF bagel would be the icing on the cake!) I’ll be back and will recommend you on gluten free forums. Thanks guys!

Such good quality burgers that I can rely on every time I visit Sometimes I have come over to Bath from Bristol just to indulge in a quality burgers from Schwartz

Fantastic food. Authentic kebabs. The gyros was delicious. One not to be missed when in Bath. Quick and friendly service.

We've eaten at the oak for years. But today's lunch was a disappointment because of the service. The waiters who served us were nice. But they did what busy tourist restaurants do in London to move customers through quickly. They cleared some plates before we'd finished eating or asked if ok to do so. They gave us the bill not long after we'd finished and without us asking for it. This made us feel rushed. And for a £45 lunch, that isn't good.

Taste is really authentic! I definitely recommend Korean bbq!

Totally Delicious…cannot fault the food and service. The best Indian in bath :)! We had a mixture of chicken korma, black dhal makhani, peshwari naan, chicken langri… all so flavoursome. Thank you!

Great sandwiches and cakes. Had 2 lovely baguettes on brown bread and chicken . Absolutely delicious. Brownie was mouthwatering. Will come back for more.

I’ve visited this cafe a few times while in Bath and today it was a disappointment. The girl who served me didn’t make eye contact, no thank you, no please and didn’t smile once. Her nails nearly put me off eating there as way too long for serving food. I ordered the breakfast which arrived very quickly but the tomatoes were stone cold and looked like the can had just been emptied onto the plate. The girl who brought it out didn’t say a word again no thank or please or a smile. The young man just blanked people when asked a question. It’s a shame as it used to be a really friendly cafe

Booked a table for 10 people on a Saturday night and we were seated quickly but we had to wait ages for someone to come and take our drinks order. Food was average. Cocktails were 241 but they were mainly ice. Disappointing visit.

Pleased to see The Forum Coffee House open for takeaway via hatch at the front of the cafe. Good Americano and Mocha with Almond Milk, from Bristol roasted beens. Contactless card payment, and good screening for staff. Will definitely use again.

We were lucky enough to visit here on a recent weekend visit to Bath . It was our friends special birthday & as avid Bridgerton Fans we wanted to make sure that we could reserve something extra special for her so booked in advance . They took note of our, extensive list of allergies (which sadly another well-known establishment failed to do, see other reviews) The Madame Delacroix afternoon Tea did not disappoint , fresh , tasty , varied and most importantly catered for the allergies . The service was second to none , so friendly and accommodating , simply could not do enough for us . The location in the beautiful Abbey Green was lovely ,even non Bridgerton fans would love it , right next to the Abbey and of course the icing of the cake (no pun intended ) was eating in the Modiste's actual fitting room that was used in filming. Interestingly , they serve a very well-known companies pot of jam , which now living in the same village , I have eaten a few of their afternoon teas & have to say The Abbey Deli knocks spots off of anything I have had there for freshness , variety & service. Thank you so much for giving us such perfect memories . Will definitely return when next in the area.

Superb afternoon tea with family and friends. Wonderful.elegant surroundings, great service and superb afternoon tea. A birthday, they even sent over a 0 huge chocolate profiterole with a candle in a shoo late covered huge profiterole with a lit candle to the table. A special day in a special, spectacular way. Thank you

Lovely side street, we had the raspberry and white chocolate croissants they were fabulous, coffee and hot chocolate was good too. So nice we returned on our departure day especially to pick up some freshly made sourdough and rosemary focaccia loaves.

…this place was the least busy so we popped in and really enjoyed the chocolate ice cream, which was cheaper than we were expecting: £3 a scoop. Friendly, quick service too.

I really enjoyed the ambience of the Limpley Stoke Hotel. A little way out of Bath, but so much personality in this gorgeous Georgian building. A special shout out to Chris, who looked after the bar. He went out of his way to make me feel welcome.