About Lulu Coffee
On Hot Bath St in Bath, Lulu Coffee is a cafe pairing English-style breakfast plates with Arabic items like baklava and Turkish coffee. The menu, drawn from a 53-dish list, runs through Eng Breakfast, Veggie Breakfast and Egg On Toast, while the Egg Royale comes with smoked salmon and an English muffin. Smashed Avocado appears as a poached egg toast, and the baklava is available in a vegan version alongside a case of gluten-free options like carrot cake. Coffee drinks and tea round out the counter, including a Spanish latte and matcha, and alternative milks carry an extra charge. It opens daily on a walk-in basis, with dogs welcome on site.
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Menu & Prices
53 dishes- Eng Breakfast
- Egg Royale
- Veggie Breakfast
- Smashed Avocado
- Egg On Toast
- Granola
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention baklava, spanish latte, turkish coffee and english breakfast.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention baklava, spanish latte, turkish coffee and english breakfast.
Customer Review Summary
Baklava draws the most mentions, with reviewers calling it incredible and noting that it is vegan. It sits on a menu that pairs English style breakfast with Turkish coffee. Coffee is close behind: the Spanish latte, iced Spanish latte, matcha, dirty chai and oat flat white all earn praise, though one reviewer finds the coffee a little overpriced and another dislikes the extra charge for alternative milks. A vegan carrot cake and a coconut chocolate bar also get good words, and the terrace is liked, though one visitor found it chilly and windy. Breakfast divides opinion. Some call the English breakfast good and the food fresh, but two reviewers were let down. One describes avocado toast on very salty white bread with an uncooked poached egg. Another reports eggs Royale with no runny yolk, a muffin saturated with fish juice and low quality smoked salmon. Service is repeatedly called friendly, and one reviewer says the person making their drinks chatted throughout and passed on tips for things to visit in Bath.
Customer Review Summary
Baklava draws the most mentions, with reviewers calling it incredible and noting that it is vegan. It sits on a menu that pairs English style breakfast with Turkish coffee. Coffee is close behind: the Spanish latte, iced Spanish latte, matcha, dirty chai and oat flat white all earn praise, though one reviewer finds the coffee a little overpriced and another dislikes the extra charge for alternative milks. A vegan carrot cake and a coconut chocolate bar also get good words, and the terrace is liked, though one visitor found it chilly and windy. Breakfast divides opinion. Some call the English breakfast good and the food fresh, but two reviewers were let down. One describes avocado toast on very salty white bread with an uncooked poached egg. Another reports eggs Royale with no runny yolk, a muffin saturated with fish juice and low quality smoked salmon. Service is repeatedly called friendly, and one reviewer says the person making their drinks chatted throughout and passed on tips for things to visit in Bath.
Featured reviews
- Elvira QC
“Coffees are quite nice although a little overpriced, but I do not recommend breakfast at all. I ordered a toast with avocado and poached egg and for the price (£8.95) I was very disappointed with the sandwich white bread very very salty avocado and uncooked poached egg. Could not finish as the salt was too much. If you just go for coffee though it has a nice terrace and is very well located.”
- Saera Sharif
“The highlight of our trip to Bath. Such a lovely little family-run coffee shop. We stopped in for breakfast and everything was really tasty, fresh, and well made. The coffee was excellent too, especially the Spanish latte – definitely worth trying! The owners were so friendly and made us feel really welcome. We had our young children with us, and they were so kind and patient with them, which made the whole visit even more enjoyable. It’s not always easy to find places that are genuinely welcoming to families, but this one definitely is. We’ll definitely be coming back and would happily recommend it to anyone looking for a great breakfast, amazing coffee, and a warm, friendly atmosphere.”
- Anika Wasima
“I came down from Manchester looking for a nice café to relax and have a coffee, and I'm so glad I found this place! I ended up trying the matcha, and it was absolutely amazing—one of the best I've had. The drinks were great, the prices were really reasonable, and the atmosphere was lovely. I would definitely recommend this café to anyone looking for a great drink and a cosy spot to unwind!”
- Matthew Sansone
“Everything in the case looked amazing it made it hard to decide. We went in for the baclava but almost everything caught me eye. Hassan behind the counter made an excellent iced spanish latte and a dirty chai and we had a delightful conversation. He even knew our hometown by it's signature dish. If you need a pick me up in Bath, go here and go hungry!”
- Alex Coome
“THE BEST CAFE WITH THE NICEST WORKERS!!!! As he made our drinks he talked to us the whole time (drinks were incredible but the service was the best) and answered all of our questions!! He also gave us so many tips on things to go visit/do! I highly highly highly recommend this cute cafe!!!”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“"Lulu Coffee", a very captivating name with a beautiful distinctive meaning. Lulu means a pearl in Arabic, which indeed is reflected through the precious coffee beans that look like refined pearls poured in a cup. Blending the city's passion for speciality coffee with Levant caffeine culture and traditional Levant pot coffee, commonly known as "Turkish Coffee", alongside Espresso and V60's is what provides Lulu Coffee with an authentic distinctive taste of home. Moreover, Lulu Coffee offers a range of local breakfast dishes that consist of free-range eggs where all the ingredients used are of local sources only. It also adds an extra Arabian taste to its menu by offering delicious halal homemade Treats and Sandwiches.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible car park
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Serves vegan dishes
- Has gender-neutral toilets
- Serves coffee
- Quick bite
- Serves great dessert
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- Facilities· 4
- Has toilet
- Serves healthy options
- Serves vegetarian dishes
- Has great tea selection
- Accessibility· 2
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Location
Cafes near Lulu Coffee
- The Abbey Deli4.42630.1 mi
cups mounted on ceiling, afternoon tea, Bridgerton connection
- Good Day Cafe4.59340.2 mi
brownies, poached eggs on sourdough, bakery treats
- 0.4 mi
full english breakfast, quiche with salads, cakes and pastries
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lulu Coffee | 4.5511 | — | baklava, spanish latte, turkish coffee |
| The Abbey Deli | 4.4263 | 0.1 mi | cups mounted on ceiling, afternoon tea, Bridgerton connection |
| Good Day Cafe | 4.5934 | 0.2 mi | brownies, poached eggs on sourdough, bakery treats |
| Widcombe Deli (thebathdelico) | 4.6194 | 0.4 mi | full english breakfast, quiche with salads, cakes and pastries |
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