Stylish website for Bath Ales and their pubs, which include the Hop Pole and the Salamander in Bath, plus a number in Bristol
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Nice place to drink, but a very stiff walk uphill from the centre of Bath.
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The Belvoir Castle is a small local, south-east of the city centre, located between Sainsburys and Windsor Bridge on the Lower Bristol Road.
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Website of popular Larkhall Pub.
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Central Bar is a friendly haven of calm right in the heart of beautiful, bustling Bath. Open for lunch with the most fantastic fresh food and delicious coffee. Great wine list too. In the evening the atmosphere is what makes it such a favourite. Great music, the BEST cocktails, fine wines and great beers for your enjoyment. 10 Upper Borough Walls • Bath • BA1 1RG 01225 333 939
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Situated in Northumberland Place, which leads off the High Street, just up from the Abbey and opposite the Guildhall is Bath's smallest pub, The Coeur De Lion. Described as a "gem", Bath's smallest pub is included in a CAMRA guide to Britain’s top 100 pubs.
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At the Cross Keys we believe a pub should remain a pub. So whether you want a pint or a pie (or both) you will always find a welcome here, a genuine Bath pub. And we keep it simple. There are no fruit machines and no flat screens so the buzz we have is entirely man-made. The food is freshly prepared, well sourced, good value and sometimes even grown on site.
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A Friendly pub with good food and sports bar. Reputedly haunted.
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Website of the popular Westgate Street Pub.
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Big Irish-themed pub/club with music most nights. Easy to find - just up the road from the Theatre Royal.
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Basic website with a little bit of this tiny pub's history.
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Situated just a short taxi ride (2 ½ miles) from Bath city centre, the Packhorse Inn nestles in the centre of the idyllic country village of Southstoke. The present building is in excess of 500 years old. The story of the old bath stone building begins at least 700 years ago with the building of a priory in Southstoke. As was the custom the monks built a guesthouse or hostelry to provide shelter with food and drink for travellers and pilgrims. In 1489 the Pack Horse was rebuilt with two fair chambers upon the ground floor and the same upon the first. Curiously the house was, and still is, divided by a passage way through its middle that leads to the church, but it was not until 1647 that anyone thought to put up a door to keep out the draughts.
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Whether your a tourist from London looking for some live entertainment, or a local resident of Bath Bristol & the West Country, this could become your favorite pre-club place to build your social life and nightlife around: occupying a niche all of its own, this is the place for live bands, live gigs, open mic nights, ambient DJs, and everything to do with the local live music and social scene and the live music is all free! Usually full of students.
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The Pulteney Arms remains as one of only a few pubs in Bath that can say with any accuracy that it is over 200 years old. Deep rooted in the excellent sporting culture of Bath and supporting local Rugby, Hockey, Rowing and Cricket, it has been a firm favourite of sports men and women alike for many years. Visiting supporters have always made a bee line for the Pulteney Arms where they enjoy the conviviality of local ‘rivals’.
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The Raven is a traditional family owned and run Free House which means that, unlike the majority of pubs in the UK, we are not tied to a brewery or any other business. The pub is composed of two Georgian town houses located on a quiet cobbled street in the centre of Bath a few steps from the famous Milsom Street. We have two fully stocked bars. By the way... We are not a wine bar, we don’t do loud music, slot machines or TVs.
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A pub with a friendly welcome, a great atmosphere, a wide range of quality wines, premium lagers, beers and spirits and regular live music. All this in the beautiful, Georgian surroundings of St. James Square in Bath, just behind the Royal Crescent.
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The pub is described by CAMRA (The Campaign of Real Ale) as a "rare and unspoiled pub interior of outstanding historic interest" and it is listed on the National Inventory of Heritage Pubs. There are four different drinking areas - the smaller bar, still used by many of the regulars, features a long single bench known as "death row" where a complimentary pinch of snuff can still be found in the tins on the ledge above the wall panelling.
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The White Hart is one of Bath's oldest drinking establishments. Newly refurbished and situated in the centre of Bath it is a perfect base to explore the city and escape into the beauty of the West Country. Affordable accommodation in the historic city of Bath.
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