Bath - Hotel and Food Recommendation
Bath - Hotel and Food Recommendation
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Dan_1981

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18,092 posts

228 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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Looking at a couple of nights in Bath in a few weeks time.

Accommodation-wise thinking of Dukes?

Looks good and has positive reviews.

Food-wise - was thinking Sotto Sotto or if we can get a table Menu Gordon Jones?

Anyone eaten at either?

Other suggestions?

Thinking about visiting the spa type place but at minimum 40 quid per person - is it worth it? The twilight sessions look good.

Dan_1981

Original Poster:

18,092 posts

228 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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Ooops wrong forum.

markoc

1,084 posts

225 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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I'm off there in July. Couldn't get into Gordon Jones, so booked Sotto Sotto. Looked a good second bet. I'd call Jones ASAP for a booking, they do have a waitlist.

Mark.

11,104 posts

305 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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For food The Pig have just opened a restaurant in Bath. Not been to that specific one but the one in the New Forest is top notch. Do accommodation too

http://www.thepighotel.com/near-bath/hotel-rooms-b...

Just to add - it's just outside Bath

JayBM

467 posts

224 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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My wife and I ate at Gordon Jones a week ago. If you can get a table I can't recommend it highly enough. My wife rated it more than L'enclume.

In terms of hotel; if you are eating at GJ then the Bear hotel is 15m away. Whilst it's not the lap of luxury the room was very nice and the breakfast was even better.

GloverMart

13,500 posts

244 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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I'm not sure whether it's your cup of tea, so to speak, but a group of eighty of us recently ate at Jimmy's World Grill & Bar in Bath. It's literally across the road from the train station, Bath Spa.

The food was sensational, it's an open plan all-you-can-eat buffet type arrangement. It's based on chicken and rice meals but there are other options available.

http://www.jimmysworldgrill.co.uk/locations/bath

napierrailton

12 posts

216 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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Both are great as others have said.
Personally I preferred Menu Gordon Jones as it felt more special and out of the ordinary. It is out of the town centre though so you might want to consider a taxi.

Dan_1981

Original Poster:

18,092 posts

228 months

Wednesday 21st May 2014
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Booked Dukes for the accommodation.

Just deciding on food now!

steedy27

676 posts

219 months

Wednesday 21st May 2014
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GloverMart said:
I'm not sure whether it's your cup of tea, so to speak, but a group of eighty of us recently ate at Jimmy's World Grill & Bar in Bath. It's literally across the road from the train station, Bath Spa.

The food was sensational, it's an open plan all-you-can-eat buffet type arrangement. It's based on chicken and rice meals but there are other options available.

http://www.jimmysworldgrill.co.uk/locations/bath
I would not call it sensational .... an all you can eat place dosent do sensational food. I've been once and it was generic, much like zazabazzar

yellowtang

1,790 posts

167 months

Monday 26th May 2014
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Bath is my home town and I wouldn't live anywhere else.

If you can get into Gordon Jones then you will certainly want a taxi from Dukes - Great Pultney St to Wellsway is a good 20min walk. Soto Soto is a five min walk.

If you like cocktails then be sure to visit Sub13 on George St