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The restaurants below have been grouped into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over £60)
$$$ (£40 to £60)
$$ (£30 to 40)
$ (up to £30)
These prices are for a three-course meal for one and include tax, service and half a bottle of house wine or equivalent.

The Bath Priory Restaurant
The Bath Priory Restaurant boasts a Michelin star and offers a menu based on French and Mediterranean cuisine and seasonal ingredients, many of which are taken from the hotel’s four acres of award-winning gardens. A classy and elegant restaurant with superb service and great food.

Weston Road
Tel: (01225) 331 922.
Website: www.thebathpriory.co.uk
Price: $$$$

Moody Goose
The famous Moody Goose restaurant, which has moved to The Old Priory Hotel in the town of Midsomer Norton south west of Bath, is still a mere 20-minute drive away from the city center, and well worth seeking out. There it continues to serve sophisticated modern English food of the highest quality, qualifying so far for one Michelin star. 1

Church Square, Midsomer Norton
Tel: (01761) 416 784.
Website: www.moody-goose.com
Price: $$$

The Hole in the Wall
The Hole in the Wall is the oldest restaurant in Bath and one of the best. The basement ambience combines modern décor and period architecture with large fireplaces and slate floors. On the menu is modern British cuisine with a strong emphasis on West Country ingredients.

16-17 George Street
Tel: (01225) 425 242.
Website: www.theholeinthewall.co.uk
Price: $$$

Demuths
Demuths is a gourmet restaurant offering vegetarian fusion food inspired by culinary traditions from all over the world. The ingredients are organic and locally sourced as far as possible, and the dishes served are highly innovative and tasty vegetarian creations.

2 North Parade Passage, off Abbey Green
Tel: (01225) 446 059.
Website: www.demuths.co.uk
Price: $$

Eastern Eye
Eastern Eye is Bath’s best Indian restaurant. The Georgian interior and domed ceiling make for a magnificent dining room, the service is excellent and the food exemplifies Indian cuisine at its most exquisite.

8A Quiet Street
Tel: (01225) 422 323 or 466 401.
Website: www.easterneye.co.uk
Price: $$

Martini Ristorante
With its bright red façade and central location on George Street, Martini Ristorante is a highly popular and busy Italian eatery offering authentic Italian cuisine at reasonable prices. The atmosphere is lively and enjoyable - and very Italian.

8-9 George Street
Tel: (01225) 460 818.
Website: www.martinirestaurantbath.co.uk
Price: $



Nightlife:

Bars: Central Wine Bar, 10 Upper Borough Walls, is a wine bar with a crowded, but very friendly atmosphere. Just as friendly, but more quiet and relaxed, and with excellent food, is the Garrick’s Head, St Johns Place, next to the Theater Royal. The Lamb and Lion, Lower Borough Walls, is a popular pre-club drinking venue with loud music. The late night drinks can then be had at Savilles, 2 Saville Row, which has a friendly, intimate ambience.

Clubs: Cadillacs, 90B Walcot Street, is a mainstream nightclub well known for its exuberant party atmosphere, while Babylon, Kingston Road, has a more hedonistic reputation and probably a stronger appeal to people who take clubbing seriously. The Fez Club, 7A Bladud Buildings, The Paragon, is a very friendly, less frantic and more relaxed club, great for a late-night visit.

Live Music: Moles Club, 14 George Street (tel: (01225) 404 445; website: www.moles.co.uk), is the star on the Bath live music scene, constantly attracting great bands and artists. The Bell, 103 Walcot Street, is another great place for live music, more bohemian than Moles, high on atmosphere and very popular. The Old Farmhouse, Lansdown Road, is the best place for jazz in Bath, with live music four evenings every week.

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