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My Great, Great, Great, Great, Great Grandfather Edward Blibie was the Landlord of this pub back in the 1700s. I’d imagine it’s changed a bit these days. Gonna have to stop by for a pint and see for myself one of these days.

Lovely food especially the filled rolls Friendly service Most recommended

Great service, great music, Molly is a star!!

A traditional rural pub with average beer choices. Food menu was good value but not great for any vegans - probably not the target demographic!

One of the best dining experiences I’ve ever had in the UK. Left nothing to be desired in regards to dining and service.

Had some really good noodle soup here. Reminded me of lots of small restaurants in East Asia which is a rare treat for me. Not fancy, but casual and friendly. Basic cafe in family front room vibe and good prices. They make their own pork gyoza/dumplings and noodles. Maybe not the highest quality but, hey, home cooking, not just frozen/packet. Highly recommended for food and value though be aware that they seem to not always open at 11am like the sign on the door says.

Regular here won’t go anywhere else, deffo the best Indian in bath!

Delicious. Amazing sandwiches. Love this place

Fabulous meal at Thai Basil, my friends first visit. The food was delicious and we so enjoyed their new red wine from Thailand (light and fruity). Staff amazing, thank you.

I have a very very nice steak, well recommended.

Imogen was absolutely amazing! Thank you xx

We were celebrating my partner’s birthday and we were shocked by how the staff spoke to everyone as soon as we got to the entrance. Specifically the door woman and her sister-in-law (the manager), whose behaviour was inappropriate and unacceptable. The cocktails were 80% ice, definitely not worth the time and money to come here.

Had a mocha and flat white, great atmosphere and sofa seating. Clean facilities

Lovely pub , real fire 🔥 and lovely staff

We originally thought this was a French Brasserie, but found this was not really the case. It is attached to the Royal Hotel in Bath, it you don’t have to be a resident to book a table here. However, the menu had much to our liking and didn’t disappoint. The starters we had were very tasty, lentil and bacon soup with chestnuts for hubby , and smoked mackerel pate for me with a nice variety of bread provided by the lovely waitress , who was managing every table on her own.very admirably. For mains hubby had chicken mixed grill and I had a rare sirloin, both with chunky chips, everything cooked perfectly. Although we were offered a sweet menu neither of us could take advantage of sampling the offerings. A very reasonable restaurant which we would certainly recommend eating at