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Clive S Thomas
01225460593
2 Grove Street, Bathwick, BATH, BA2 6PJ
The Bathtub is a cafe/restaurant that serves a variety of dishes to eat in or take away. They are also licensed to sell alcohol.
Fishworks 2 Ltd
01225 448 707
6 Green Street, BATH, BA1 2JY
Winners of Best Fish Restaurant 2000 by the Good Food Guide, Fishworks Seafood Cafe serve a variety of gastronomic seafood dishes including lobster, prawns, langoustine, shark, octopus, eel, swordfish and crab. This branch has a terraced dining area and express seafood bar. It also has a cookery school offering day and evening classes which are run by Mitchell Tonk...
Green Park Brasserie
01225 338 565
Green Park Station, BATH, BA1 1JB
Located in Green Park Station, this brasserie serves a variety of English, French and vegetarian dishes. Cooked breakfasts are also available. Dinner is available on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. They also have Salsa classes on Mondays from 7.30pm until Midnight as well as a live Jazz band. Catering for private parties is also available upon request.Nation...
Garfunkels Restaurants Ltd
01225 461 465
Orange Grove, BATH, BA1 1LP
Garfunkel's offers a wide variety of American style food such as pizzas and burgers as well as a wide selection of pasta and various salads. Popular with all the family.
Cafe Retro
01225 339 347
18 York Street, BATH, BA1 1NG
Cafe Retro is a licensed cafe that serves breakfasts, burgers and fish and chip meals during the day and a selection of fillet steak and chicken dinners in the evenings. Catering for vegetarians is also provided.National Railway: Bath Spa
The Seven Stars
01225 722 204
Bradford Road, Winsley, BRADFORD-ON-AVON, BA15 2LQ
Public house Restaurant
Moon and Sixpence
01225 320088
27 Milsom Place, BATH, BA1 1BZ
This is one of Bath’s better-kept secrets and tends to be a favourite haunt of the Bath locals. Once discovered however it is seldom forgotten. The restaurant is housed in an old Bath stone warehouse and set back from Broad Street up the cobbled passage, The Moon and Sixpence has the unique advantage of a city centre location with the benefit of tranquility ...