Hall & Woodhouse Bath

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  Andy Edwards

  ·2 months ago

  “Lovely place to sit and relax with a cold drink. Variety of drink and food is good too Bar stools, Wingback chairs, large and small table suitable for groups, couples or solo the place caters for all. Theres is also a lift to access the terrace area”

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  David

  ·2 months ago

  “Mediocre experience for a birthday which went without any acknowledgement even though mentioned on the booking. Roast beef was extremely tough to cut and chew. Was too later to mention at the time as it too a while to arrive. Not allowed to eat outside due to seagulls. Netting to allow this would be good. Gravy boats were actually placed on plate in the gravy on the plate! Not much veg Overall a lack lustre meal wouldn’t recommend.”

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  Lyndon S Smith

  ·4 months ago

  “We popped in for cocktails on a rather damp day and were warmly welcomed by the staff, though our first impression was the lovely atmosphere itself, with the central winding staircase leading to the upper floor and roof terrace. Everything felt well presented and thoughtfully arranged, with little corners where one can sit, relax, and get away from the rush and noise of a busy city. It really is something to behold. Particularly fascinating was the bar area itself, with the counter and surrounding features crafted from old copper brewing equipment connected to the history of the Badger Brewery, giving the place a distinctive character and a real sense of heritage. This review relates only to drinks, but we thoroughly enjoyed the quality of everything we had. The cocktails were excellent, and I also had the house red wine, which was full-bodied and very pleasant. It is also worth noting that they run events and offers from time to time for food and drink. We are certain to return, as it is a wonderful space with a warm atmosphere and the rare feeling that, even in the midst of a busy city, one can quietly step away from it all for an hour or two. Next time, we shall come for both food and drinks. Warm Regards, Lyndon S.”

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  Katie West

  ·5 months ago

  “We were visiting Bath to meet up with relatives from Australia. Hall and Woodhouse Bath was very welcoming, the staff were attentive and the service was impeccable. We arrived for coffee and were seated in a more intimate space at the front of the building. We then moved on to lunch in the dining area which is bright and airy and not at all noisy. The food was all delicious and served at just the right pace giving us plenty of time to chat. There was a gluten free/ food allergy menu for one of our party and good selection of beers to choose from. All in all am excellent place.”

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  Kimberly Luckey

  ·6 months ago

  “This place was amazing and has a huge variety of IPA and beers and zero proofs the staff is very friendly and I personally love the margherita pizza and the starters are great 3 story restaurant with a terrace I will definitely come back.”

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  Atlas

  ·7 months ago

  “Came in for a drink with friends, was very surprised how large it was inside, with three floors (the top being a roof terrace), and all were very nicely decorated/styled. The middle floor was for food, and the other floors appeared to be drinks only. The bar was located downstairs and was quite large with a number of helpful and friendly staff serving, so we didn't have to wait long to get our drinks. I had the Bath Helles which was pretty good, and as the sun was out being able to chill on the roof terrace was lovely”

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  Daniel Sparkes

  ·8 months ago

  “A very up market feel, but the food was a bit of a let down. Reserved a table for 5, arrived on time, but had to wait a couple minutes for the table to be put together (fair enough). Were on the bottom floor, but the overall vibe was a posh, upmarket pub/restaurant, with a good atmosphere. Took a while to have our food and drinks ordered. But when that was done, it arrived at a reasonable speed (more so considering it was a busy Saturday evening). The food itself did not match the price/atmosphere. The menu itself had a good range. I had burger and fries. It was good, but nothing special. The rest of the group, gave me the same impression. The dessert's were better, but small for the price. Also about a 10 minute walk, to the nearest car park. Overall, great atmosphere, but the prices (of the food and the drinks) seem a bit excessive for what the quality was.”

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  Fran B

  ·10 months ago

  “Visited for Sunday lunch and we were seated upstairs, albeit a bit slowly. A drinks order was taken but this turned up after the food did. The whole plate was quite dry as I assume they were stood under the heat lamp for a few hours. We did ask for more gravy as only the tiniest bit was plated. Overall fine, but nothing special.”

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  James Ralph

  ·1 year ago

  “Called in for a quick unhooked lunch on a Friday, fairly quiet but that suited us, have been here in the evening and I,m sure you may have to book as it’s very popular. Fantastic setting over two floors, gets very busy and its really buzzing. Lunch was yummy even though it was just sandwiches! Even the toilets (downstairs) have a grand entry, copper wall to wall and nice and old style but very clean. Overall it’s a nice venue that attracts a posher crowd, there’s no football tops in here, good for families friends and ladies that lunch. Prices reflect the clientele, well worth going of the main shopping drag to find this place. It’s near to some other nice pubs and unique bars.”

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  Kia Sen Tan

  ·1 year ago

  “Probably should worth more stars than given on food. Sunday roast was a bit disappointing but very good fish pie nevertheless. Comprehensive drink menu with very good vibes in the restaurant. First restaurant visited after arrival in Bath and have quite a good time there. Guess this restaurant should worth the four stars they are having and most probably should get them the second chance for their food if possible.”

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