The Volunteer Riflemans Arms, Bath - pub details
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Address: 3 New Bond Street, Bath, Somerset, BA1 1BA [map] [gmap]
Tel: 08721 077 077 (ref 12065)
Bath Spa (0.4 miles), Oldfield Park (1 mile), Freshford (4.2 miles)
Pub suggested by The GP on 11 Aug 2004
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user reviews of the Volunteer Riflemans Arms, Bath
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| landlords dilemma , what does he do? four blokes at the bar in a posh city centre public house and the pub trying to sell wine , the oldest person of the four using the f word every second word that's coming out of his mouth , whilst theyre playing a game of spoof , intimidating other customers , one of the four appears to be a member of staff , uncomforfatable for me , beer not very good , and not unrecognisable , one of them was sharps , but being short of sight , and was not allowed to get near them by the club at the bar chose sharps which was awful . Only visit bath about 12/13 a year , not so much wouldn't rush back , but would never go back . AVOID. O/10 beatles38 - 9 Dec 2009 21:47 |
| Very small, single room pub tucked away down an alley but just off the main shopping street. Reasonably busy on a recent Friday night, but we managed to squeeze on to a shared table at the back. There were a couple of characters at the bar, but all very friendly. There's quite a rugby theme to the pub, with various memorabilia covering the walls and even a Blackthorn rugby ball atop the pump (I believe they sponsored Bath Rugby at one time). As others have said, music was a bit loud, and not really in keeping with the atmosphere of the pub. Four unusal beers on tap, in fact the Otter was the only one I'd ever heard of. Also Blackthorn and Black Rat ciders. Blackthorn - 5 Dec 2009 18:07 |
| Third pub visited on a mini-crawl on Sunday lunchtime. Like most pubs in Bath, it is small but was fairly busy with 4 ales available. Went for Otter Amber and very nice it was too. Not my favourite pub in Bath but by no means is it the worst. Paris_Hilton - 5 Dec 2009 16:55 |
| Some small pubs can be a bit intimidating for a stranger walking in but we were welcomed in this one and space was made for us at the bar. Good selection of ales which were supplemented by the Bee Sting real cider, one of two or three they serve I think. Millay - 8 Oct 2009 07:50 |
| This is a fairly small pub tucked away in a maze of alleys. On my visit on a Saturday evening it was absolutely rammed, which isn't too hard given it's size. Four pumps dispensing Hopback Taiphoon, Cotswold Honey Beer, Crouch Vale Brewers Gold and Otter Ale. I had a pint of the Brewers Gold which was well kept. The pub was far too brightly lit and playing 80s music (Madness, Adam & the Ants, Haircut 100) at an unnecessarily loud volume. I will give it another go (perhaps during the day) on a return visit to Bath. holbornboy - 1 Sep 2009 20:50 |
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