The Royal Oak, Bath

This is a real oasis. A fantastic real pub. No airs and graces just good, well kept ale and cider. If you visit Bath you should give this a go. A little way out of the centre of Bath but well worth the wander or short drive.

Ales when I visited:
Barbus Barbus, Jester, Keel Over, Porthleven, Smart Arse, Spring Dayz, Butt's Traditional

Ciders when I visited:
Kingston Press, Firedancer and a few more but can't remember!

Perrys when I visited:
Beesting

Fantastic friendly bar team, good location and very friendly regulars make this a lovely pub to visit whether rain or shine? If you do one thing when visiting Bath before you die, visit this wonderful traditional pub with lots of atmosphere and chatty locals. Thanks to Chris the landlord and all his staff for being such a knowledgeable and affable host!

7 Jul 2012 14:26

The Old Green Tree, Bath

mikey64 - You must have had a good time in The Old Green Tree, there are only two rooms and 1 bar. Always has been , always will be - not 3! Beer is good in there eh?

7 Feb 2010 16:11

The Raven, Bath

What a lovely pub The Raven is. I always try and drop in if I can because their selection of beer for a small city centre pub is second to none and if you are there for long enough you will witness it change and evolve as the afternoon/evening progresses!

There is always a welcoming atmosphere and the attentive bar staff certainly know about their beer. The food looks magnificent although I must confess I didn't try anything but the smell and the empty plates were good enough for me to know it must be very good. All in all The Raven is a pub not to miss for me.

7 Feb 2010 16:07