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Discreet Dining in Bath

Bath packs a lot of places to eat into a small and walkable centre. Here is how to choose one without ending up somewhere loud.

Choosing in a compact city

Because the centre is so small, tables fill fast on weekends and in the main visitor season. Book several days ahead for a Friday or Saturday, and mention that you would prefer a quiet table when you do.

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Because the centre is so small, tables fill fast on weekends and in the main visitor season.

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Walcot Street for independent places

Walcot Street runs north from the centre and has a distinctly individual feel, with independent cafes and restaurants. It is more informal than the grander streets nearer Milsom Street, and it suits a relaxed meal where nobody needs to dress up.

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Where to stay & eat

Somewhere to book a room or a table for the evening, in Bath itself.

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Around Milsom Street

The area around Milsom Street is smart and traditional. The streets are busy with shoppers by day and calmer by evening, so a later reservation lets you talk without much background noise.

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The area around Milsom Street is smart and traditional.

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Widcombe for a neighbourhood evening

Widcombe has a village character, with a short run of places to eat a modest walk from the station. It is a sensible choice if one of you wants to be close to the last train home.

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Widcombe has a village character, with a short run of places to eat a modest walk from the station.

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After the meal

Pavements are uneven in places and the hills are steady, so shoes matter more than you might think. Arrange a taxi from the restaurant for the end of the evening, since late buses are limited. Our listings are for over 18s only.

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Pavements are uneven in places and the hills are steady, so shoes matter more than you might think.

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Choosing the length of the evening

A meal in a small city can stretch longer than planned, because nobody is rushing for a connection. Decide whether you want a quick supper or a slower dinner, and tell the restaurant when you book, so the staff neither hurry you nor leave you waiting. If one of you is catching a train, say so, and leave a margin of half an hour or more for the walk to the station.

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A meal in a small city can stretch longer than planned, because nobody is rushing for a connection.

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Frequently asked questions

How far ahead should I book a Bath restaurant?

For a weekend, several days is wise, and longer in summer. Midweek, a call earlier the same day often works.

Is it easy to walk between restaurants in Bath?

Yes, distances in the centre are short. Wear sensible shoes, because some streets are uneven and the hills tire you quicker than expected.

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