Pubs in Bath
There are 5 traditional and modern pubs in Bath worth knowing about. The Raven pulls a proper crowd with its no-nonsense approach, while The King of Wessex leans into heritage without the stuffiness. Hall & Woodhouse Bath sits somewhere in between—good beer, good food, the kind of place you'll find yourself back in regularly.
1The Raven
2The King of Wessex
3Hall & Woodhouse Bath
Bathampton Mill Bath
Miller & Carter Bath
Lamb & Lion
The West Gate
The Hare and Hounds
The Crystal Palace, Bath
The Locksbrook Inn
The Pig & Fiddle, Bath
Saracens Head
The Huntsman, Bath
The Salamander
Garrick's Head
The Cork
The Boater, Bath
The Bell Inn
The Canon
The Marlborough Tavern Bath
The Black Fox
Bear Inn
Flan O'Briens
Coeur De Lion
The Architect
The Chequers
Bath Brew House
The Griffin Inn
The Packhorse
Victoria Pub & Kitchen
The Old Green Tree
The Star Inn
The Ale House
The Moorfields
Wheelwrights Arms Country Inn & Pub
The Sam Weller's
The Hope & Anchor
The Ram
Bath Cider House
The Pulteney Arms
The Cross Keys
Ring O Bells
The Royal Oak
The Trinity
Broad Street Townhouse
Assembly Inn
The Curfew - Bath
Saint James Wine Vaults
The Devonshire Arms
The George on George Street
The Fairfield Arms
The Barley Mow
Belvoir Castle
Trowbridge House
The Hadley Arms
The Old Post Office - JD Wetherspoon
William’s Table Pub & Kitchen
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Frequently asked
How does Urbanary pick the best Pubs in Bath?
We pull official feature data from Google Places (e.g. allowsDogs, outdoorSeating) and combine it with vibe tags extracted from verified customer reviews. Each venue here matches the criteria — no editorial padding, no paid placements.
Are these Pubs actually traditional and modern pubs?
Every venue on this page carries the pubtag in our database, sourced from Google Places official data and our review extraction. If you spot one that's wrong, the venue page has a flag-an-issue link.