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About The Curfew - Bath
An 1820s building on Cleveland Place houses The Curfew, a pub in Bath with a ground-floor ale house and an upstairs dining room. The kitchen sends out a Beef-Cheek and Mash Stuffed Yorkie alongside a Roast Sirloin Bun, and lighter plates include Whitebait and a Sardinian Piano Flat Bread. Fresh Mozzarella, Peach, and Prosciutto sits among the starters, with Baked Cauliflower Cheese as a side. The menu runs to ten dishes in total, spanning baguettes and pub classics between the two floors. It operates on a walk-in basis, with no reservations taken, and opens daily.
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Menu & Prices
10 dishes · mains £3–15- Sardinian 'Piano' Flat Bread£5.00
- Whitebait£8.00
- Fresh Mozzarella, Peach, Prosciutto£9.00
- Beef-Cheek + Mash Stuffed Yorkie£6.00
- Baked Cauliflower Cheese£7.00
- Roast Sirloin Bun£12.00
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention roast lunch, mixed berry Eton Mess, Guinness and ales and upstairs party room.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention roast lunch, mixed berry Eton Mess, Guinness and ales and upstairs party room.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often praise the welcoming, friendly staff, from the bar team to a young waitress who accommodated a traveller's luggage. A Sunday roast and a mixed berry Eton Mess stand out, alongside well-kept Guinness and St Austell Tribute. One reviewer hosted a party of 50+ in the upstairs room. Another found no food available while the pub sought a chef, though outside food was allowed.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often praise the welcoming, friendly staff, from the bar team to a young waitress who accommodated a traveller's luggage. A Sunday roast and a mixed berry Eton Mess stand out, alongside well-kept Guinness and St Austell Tribute. One reviewer hosted a party of 50+ in the upstairs room. Another found no food available while the pub sought a chef, though outside food was allowed.
Featured reviews
- Andress
“It's been many a moon since I supped at the Curfew. But seeing an empty spot right outside (a rare occasion occurrence) I parked up and carried awhile. It was very quite on the day. I seem to remember it being on the Cask Marque Ale Trail at one point. - not so now, but the ale St Austelles Tribute was in noble condition. There was no food available at time of visit, they were still looking for a decent chef. Because of this, they allow outside food brought in from the numerous fast food outlets nearby. The interior decor is much changed and much improved with it. For those who can't bare to be without staring at their screens awhile - the wi-fi spreads to the tables outside.”
- Ross Murphy
“Was visiting bath for the day and had the nicest time at the curfew. I was served by Indy and she was extremely welcoming and very hospitable. Will definitely be returning on my next visit.”
- Jas Clemo
“Indy was phenomenal. She made us feel so welcome and we enjoyed our service with her”
- Alex T
“Tried to charge £9!! for a single glenmorangie without mentioning the ridiculous price. I declined when I saw the price and she looked put out. 🙄 Rip off merchants taking advantage of punters if you ask me..”
- Chris W.
“I’m going to declare 6 stars for this cosy, spotlessly-clean pub because the food was amazing and the service from the lovely men behind the bar and the young waitress was immaculate. Thank you so much for accommodating me and my luggage and making me feel at home.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“The Curfew is a welcoming neighbourhood pub in the heart of Bath, blending historic charm with relaxed contemporary comfort. Enjoy a carefully selected range of cask ales, craft beers, fine wines and premium spirits in elegant surroundings, from the cosy bar to the first-floor lounge. Complete with a secluded south-facing garden, The Curfew is the perfect place to enjoy quality drinks and good company. With comfort pub food served Thursday to Sunday with the Sunday Roasts being the star of the show.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
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- Accessibility· 2
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
Bars near The Curfew - Bath
- The Bell Inn4.61,2910.2 mi
live music, real ale selection, pop-up pizza stall
- The Boater, Bath4.11,4020.5 mi
pizza buffet, covered heated terrace, pizza truck
- The Architect4.58830.5 miReservationsWheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
wedding receptions, sunday roast, fish and chips
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Curfew - Bath | 4.5355 | — | roast lunch, mixed berry Eton Mess, Guinness and ales |
| The Bell Inn | 4.61,291 | 0.2 mi | live music, real ale selection, pop-up pizza stall |
| The Boater, Bath | 4.11,402 | 0.5 mi | pizza buffet, covered heated terrace, pizza truck |
| The ArchitectReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.5883 | 0.5 mi | wedding receptions, sunday roast, fish and chips |
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