Bath may be famous for its historic streets and honey-coloured stone, but its food scene is just as rich and wonderfully diverse. If you’re looking for halal-friendly places to eat in Bath, you’ll find everything from comforting curries and vibrant Middle Eastern flavours to indulgent desserts and laid-back street food. 

The Coconut Tree 

The Coconut Tree offers a fun and casual Sri Lankan authentic dining experience. From the warm hospitality to the freshly prepared dishes and delicious island Cocotails, the passion for all things Sri Lankan shines through.

At The Coconut Tree, dishes are made for sharing, bursting with the vibrant spices and rich cultural influences of Sri Lanka. Enjoy fresh vegan, vegetarian, meat, fish, and gluten-free options, all prepared authentically as they would be on the island. Popular plates include hot battered calamari, cashew nuts and green peas in coconut cream, cheesy Colombo, and kotthu – a classic Sri Lankan street food. 

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Giggling Squid 

Located in the heart of the city, just a few doors down from the Theatre Royal and less than a five-minute walk from the famous Roman Baths, Giggling Squid is housed in a beautiful, bright, and airy building adorned with gorgeous floral decor, and serves a menu prepared by expert Thai chefs. 

The menu showcases a wide variety of beloved Thai dishes, highlighting fresh produce from both land and sea, all enriched with Thailand’s signature herbs, spices, and vegetables. Vegetarian, vegan and halal options are available, along with a fantastic value lunch menu featuring sharing plates, noodles, and Thai soups starting from just £4.50. 

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Cappadocia

Turkish cuisine lovers will feel right at home at Cappadocia. From juicy grilled meats to fresh bread, dips, and generous sharing platters, it’s a fantastic option for group meals or relaxed dinners. Expect tender lamb, kebabs, and colourful mezze spread across the table.

Tagine Zhor

Step into Morocco with Tagine Zhor, where slow-cooked dishes and aromatic spices take centre stage. The comforting tagines are rich, nourishing, and steeped in tradition, layered with warming flavours of cinnamon, saffron, and preserved lemon. 

Bandook Indian Kitchen 

Taking inspiration from Indian street food culture, from snack-style dishes and chaats to more substantial grills and hearty curries, Bandook add their own twist with British ingredients. 

Their menu ranges from mouthwatering small plates like Bombay prawns, vegetable pakoras and lamb chops, to larger dishes such as curry bowls, taco dosas and biryanis, alongside a range of delicious drinks and cocktails. The menu is fully halal. 

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Baba’s Mezze

Fresh, vibrant, and made for sharing, Baba’s Mezze shines when it comes to Middle Eastern small plates. Think creamy hummus, smoky baba ghanoush, crisp falafel, and flavourful grilled meats - ideal for lighter meals that still leave you feeling satisfied. The relaxed setting and focus on bold, authentic flavours make it a great spot for casual lunches or easy-going dinners with friends.

The Mint Room 

For a more refined dining experience, The Mint Room pairs elegant surroundings with exceptional Indian cuisine. From rich, deeply spiced curries to beautifully cooked grills, it’s ideal for special occasions or when you’re in the mood for something a little more polished - all while maintaining halal standards. 

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Comptoir Libanais

With its colourful interiors and menu designed for sharing, Comptoir Libanais offers a modern take on Lebanese cuisine in a lively, welcoming setting. From wraps and grills to fresh, vibrant mezze plates, there are plenty of halal-friendly options to enjoy. 

Panahar

A classic choice for lovers of Bangladeshi and Indian cuisine, Panahar is known for its rich curries and robust flavours. There’s no fuss here - just seriously good halal food packed with spice and authenticity. From creamy kormas to fiery vindaloos, it’s a reliable go-to for comforting dishes.

Bikanos Indian 

Bikano’s take pride in serving authentic Indian cuisine. Their chefs have deep roots with India (Rajasthan especially) and its culinary heritage. The restaurant offers a mix of North & South Indian cuisine, both vegetarian and meat dishes. 

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Sarthi 

Sarthi is more than a dining experience, it’s a tribute to their roots and the rich culinary traditions of Gujarat. Set within a converted chapel, Sarthi offers a grand yet welcoming interior with high vaulted ceilings and plush booths. 

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LJ Hugs

For laid-back dining and comfort food done right, LJ Hugs is a great pick. From stacked burgers to loaded fries and bold-flavoured casual bites, it’s perfect for relaxed meals, quick catch-ups, or when you’re craving something satisfying without the fuss. A modern, easy-going spot with halal-friendly options to match.

Jars Meze

Bringing the flavours of Greece to Bath, Jars Meze offers a variety of halal-friendly dishes crafted with fresh ingredients and authentic recipes. Expect vibrant salads, grilled meats, and classic Mediterranean small plates full of colour and character. 

Heavenly Desserts 

Located in the centre of Bath, Heavenly Desserts is the perfect place to enjoy a sweet treat or relaxed brunch.  

The extensive menu features a diverse selection of indulgent desserts, including waffles, croffles, cheesecakes, cookie dough, milk cakes, and sundaes. Some of their halal brunch options include a hot honey halloumi flatbread, tandoori cod goujon sarnie or a classic brunch shakshuka. 

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Chai Walla

A popular street food favourite, Chai Walla delivers vibrant vegetarian Indian street food packed with bold spices and comforting flavours. From chaat and samosas to warming curries and freshly brewed chai, many dishes are halal-friendly. 

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