A-Z of Restaurants in Bath

Wednesday 8th September 2010


black line Gascoyne Place
"A fusion of contemporary zeitgeist and Medieval history."

The cornerstone of a location that’s fast becoming known as ‘Theatre Royal Plaza’, this tasteful, easy-going bar/restaurant hybrid caters to a tasteful, easy-going crowd. A fusion of contemporary zeitgeist and mediaeval history dictates the ambience at this split-level oasis: choose between subterranean lounge bar, cosy snug, elegant supper rooms and brasserie-style balcony dining, all housed within a grade II-listed Georgian building. Menus (classic modern British with occasional global twists) feature seasonal, locally sourced and largely organic ingredients, the wine list/bar selection is a well-considered and Sunday lunches are spectacular. The exposed wall that runs along the lounge is part of the original Bath city wall, and the flagstones in the cellar (not open to the public, but ask nicely and you might get a private tour) date back to the 8th century. Meanwhile, staff are exceedingly friendly… and the ladies loos are apparently haunted.

Gascoyne Place, 5.1 out of 10 based on 14 ratings

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Gascoyne Place
1 Sawclose
Bath, BA1 1EY
01225 445854

Menu Highlights
Seared Cornish scallops on crispy chorizo medallions with a red pepper & caper confit; Lackham Farm rib-eye steak with chunky chips, roast cherry tomatoes & a wild mushroom jus; warm rice pudding with an orange & apricot compote.
Cost
Average price for two, with wine: £65
Take the kids?
No children’s menu; poor access/storage for prams; no baby changing facilities.
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Gascoyne Place