Pub web sites
Lively and frankly different pub in Walcot Street. Freshly made vegetarian & vegan rolls, organic fairtrade coffee, fairtrade tea, freshly squeezed orange juice, Green & Black organic chocolate - Tyrrells vegetable & Salty Dog crisps. Free internet access - Wi-Fi hotspot for laptops. Sheltered courtyard garden, table football, bar billiards, chess. Child & dog friendly.
Best Irish Pub in Bath
Situated next door to the Theatre Royal in central Bath The Garrick’s Head is a City Pub with its own dining room and two resident ghosts. The Garricks Head offers four real ales and two draught Somerset ciders and a regularly changing seasonal menu.
Superb gastro-pub in the unlikely location of London Road
A unique and traditional real ale pub with a great atmosphere and superb home made meals. The Pulteney is deeply 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.
Classic Bath Pub with a "rare and unspoiled pub interior of outstanding historic interest" plus good beer and no piped music.
“A BIG CITY FLAVOUR IN AN INTIMATE ENVIRONMENT”
Informality with cosmopolitan twist, Sub 13 invites you to experience top quality cocktails in the comfort of stylish yet friendly surroundings.
In a prime location, and open until midnight, Sub 13 is the ultimate spot for evening socialising and private events. As one of the few venues in Bath to serve premium quality alcohol, it attracts a discerning and erudite clientele who appreciate the extensive knowledge behind the bar.
Stuff that is not directly related to actual pubs in Bath
Akeman Press are the publishers of the excellent "Bath Pubs" by Kirsten Elliott and Andrew Swift. This is a first rate guide, with well researched historical and architectural details. Recommended.
A canal boat hire business based in Bath on the Kennet & Avon canal.
Web site for organisers of hen parties in Bath. What to do, where to go, eating & drinking etc.
Bath Information and Tourism (Bath, England) - featuring information, tourist attractions, tourism, sightseeing, museums, restaurants, weather information, general travel tips, sights and general tourism and tourist information.
The Box Steam Brewery was founded in 2004 in the village of Box by Mark Hempleman-Adams and Marshall Ewart, using a steam-fired copper – hence the name.
A sister site to this one, featuring the pubs of Bristol, including the one with the door containing human skin...
Regional CAMRA website which covers not only Bath but also towns and villages in Wiltshire including Bradford-on-Avon, Trowbridge, Westbury and Warminster, and, in Somerset, Frome, Shepton Mallet, Wells, Midsomer Norton and Radstock.
We came across this recently. A nice day trip from Bath, and Cirencester is packed with really nice pubs!
A sister site to Bath Pubs, featuring the pubs in the lovely county of Devon.
For most adults, it's fine to enjoy a drink. At the same time, we all need to look after our health and well-being. This site is where you can find out more about how to do both.
Historical Directories is a digital library of local and trade directories for England and Wales, from 1750 to 1919. It contains high quality reproductions of comparatively rare books, essential tools for research into local and genealogical history. A useful reference if you are interested in the history of Bath pubs. Bath directories are to be found under 'Somerset'.
Real Ale Hunter is a free interactive guide to real ale serving pubs in the UK based on Google Maps. Once registered you can add pubs, visits, upload pictures, rate pubs etc.
Pub trade paper on the Internet.
The website of the Devizes Brewery that supplies a number of Bath pubs. Notable in particular for their 6X beer, and the shire horses they use for local deliveries.