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Good vibes. Good drinks. Good food. Great Atmosphere. Bartender Rowan was very kind, welcoming and attentive. Highlight of bath

We both ordered the flat iron steak. Came cold and tasteless. £17.75 each. Sent it back and got a refund. Very helpful staff but the food was awful. To be fair we have had a good steak at a Greene King place before but this was disappointing.

My favourite curry house! Been coming with my family for years now, and always happy to come back. Staff very friendly and treat me and mine like family. Would recommend, especially if its your firt time in Bath

Came with my friends for a pre-booked session of karaoke (we are all uni students) and was refused entry by the management as I didn't have a physical ID but rather a photo/scan of my passport, even though I do not drink alcohol and was just planning to order food. The policy seems super unclear, why is it not written on the website? Very disappointed...

Outstanding Italian food. I had a massive authentic pepperoni pizza for the reasonable price of £14 with a shared large garlic bread. The service was great too, it was November 1st so all of the staff were in halloween costumes and the whole building was decorated. I had a great first time at Prezzo's!! Not too much choice of desert but you are too pleasantly full from the main course for it to matter much.

“A taste below average. Even an ice cream you buy from the store would definitely be better.”

We stayed the night. It was fine. Nice room, and the restaurant/pub was a good extra. Did not have to walk far to get to bed.

I visited the cafe yesterday for afternoon tea, and was disappointed both by the service (we had to wait about 15 minutes for our tea) and also by the lack of variety and high price of food compared to previous cafe. I am also disappointed that there is no (or very little) outdoor seating as I used to enjoy sitting outside. On the plus side, it is nicely decorated and still has the nice outlook!

Fantastic pub, great atmosphere, friendly staff and very reasonably priced beers. Close to the Rec too, so a must visit on rugby days.

Best fish and chips bar by far in Keynsham and local area's.

Decent boozer, close to Sydney Gardens, with choice of ales and ciders and some comfy furniture for those who prefer sofas as well as more conventional tables and chairs. Decorated with antique advertising posters.

Lovely old-style pub with a great selection of beers, great service and excellent food. As a bonus, there's a brilliant bookshop opposite. The ground floor can be quite busy and, if you've mind to, you'll end up talking to the people around you. If that's unappealing there's loads more seating upstairs. The loos are upstairs too. This might not be ideal if you have accessibility issues. The menu was great too, and we had two of the lunch menu sandwiches, which were excellent. The tofu and the fish-finger fillings were lovely, and the bread was super-soft and tasty.

Great (but very small) central Bath pub. Good cask beers

The seasonal 3-course menu (featuring more than three courses!) was a real culinary experience. Each course was magnificent and the whole dining experience was one of the very best. The service was impeccable, unpretentious, friendly and relaxed. The Olive Tree is definitely a restaurant we wish to revisit.

Overall excellent experience. Food was tasty and fresh and staff friendly. They were surprisingly busy for a Thursday day time, but they have been incredibly accommodating and found us a table regardless. Couldn’t recommend more highly.