Bath has plenty of choice when it comes to relaxing or sophisticated brunch locations. Here are some of our favourites - don't forget to tell us where you like to go for breakfast over on Instagram!
Green Park Brasserie
Start your weekend with a leisurely brunch at Green Park Brasserie. Their bottomless brunch menu is served from 11am Friday and Saturday and has popular dishes from their menu including steak frites, burgers, award-winning Bath Pizza Co pizzas, pasta, salads and more. Enjoy 2 courses + bottomless drinks for £39, with the choice of drinks including Prosecco, Bloody Mary, Mimosa, Bellini, Aperol Spritz, lager or mocktails. Find out more here.
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Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House
Open daily from 10am, Sally Lunn’s serve their breakfast menu until 11:30am, which includes a range of breakfast options with their famous Sally Lunn bun. Try the Sally Lunn’s French Toast, a toasted and buttered Sally Lunn Bunn with marmalade or their home-made cinnamon butter, or if you've got a big appetite, go for half a toasted Sally Lunn Bunn topped with black pudding, mushrooms, dry cure back bacon, Sandridge Farm sausage, baked beans and a fried egg. Wash it all down with one of their delicious teas or coffees in this historic tearoom.
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Cosy Club
Served until midday daily, you've got plenty of choice at this quirky lounge restaurant, from Full English breakfasts to chorizo hash, shakshuka, pancake stacks, breakfast brioche buns and granola bowls. There's also the option to upgrade your brunch with 90 minutes of unlimited drinks for an additional £25.
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The Pump Room
Start your day with brunch in the elegant surrounds of The Pump Room, where you can enjoy poached eggs on a toasted muffin with your choice of additional topping, including Wiltshire ham, smoked salmon, grilled mushroom and spinach, or crushed avocado. All dishes are served with your choice of pot of tea or coffee, or you can upgrade to a chilled glass of Bucks Fizz.
If you're looking for something lighter, you can opt for the Baker's Basket, which comes with either a toasted teacake with cinnamon butter, cheese and chive scones or slice of cake, served with tea or coffee.
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The Ivy Bath Brasserie
The breakfast menu at The Ivy Bath Brasserie is served Monday to Sunday and has a wealth of options, including a standard or veggie Full English, hot buttermilk pancakes, ham and cheese omelette or granola . They also do an extended weekend brunch menu which features many menu favourites, plus the option of afternoon tea and their seasonal cocktails.
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Bandook
Tuck in to traditional Indian and English breakfasts at Bandook from 10am - 12pm every morning (except Mondays), including everything from breakfast Kolkata rolls and Uttapam to Full English and Bombay breakfasts.
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Courtyard Café
One of the most Instagrammed brunches in town, Courtyard is small (its courtyard is bigger than the café!) but offers a range of cooked breakfasts, mouth-watering stacked pancakes or topped crumpets.
Boston Tea Party
A long-time favourite of locals, Boston Tea Party has two cafes in the city on Kingsmead Square and Alfred Street and has an all-day menu with plenty of breakfast choices to catch your attention. Choose between their hefty full English breakfasts, Eggs Benedict/Florentine, or BTP classics such as kedgeree, pancakes or sweetcorn hash with halloumi and poached eggs.
The Green Rocket Cafe
Served until 11:30am, the breakfast menu at this veggie café includes bubble and squeak with onion jam, a tropical smoothie bowl, mashed avocado on toast, or their Monster Brekky (2 sausages, roast Portobello mushroom, bubble and squeak, tomatoes, greens, scrambled tofu, toast and homemade beans).
The Village Cafe and Bar
You'll find all the brunch classics at this neighbourhood cafe in Larkhall, from Eggs Benedict and avocado on toast to buttermilk pancakes, granola with yoghurt and breakfast baguettes, with gluten-free bread available.
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Good Day Café
If you’ve got a sweet tooth, this is the place to come in Bath. As well as your usual breakfast baps and bagels or smashed avocado on toast, there’s toasted banana bread or infused brioche French toast with a range of toppings, plus granola bowls and a children’s menu.
Landrace Bakery
One of the most photographed food spots in the city, Landrace is well-known for its beautiful pastries and great coffee, which you can enjoy inside their cafe, or outside to watch the bustle of scenic Walcot Street.
Walcot House
Another local's favourite on Walcot Street, Walcot House serves up a classic breakfast menu which includes a Full English, Eggs Benedict, smoked salmon with scrambled eggs, or croissant pain perdu with honey, yoghurt and granola.
Flourish Kitchen
Enjoy a breakfast of locally-sourced ingredients at this planet-friendly kitchen in Saltford, from the Full Flourish (veggie and vegan options available) to broiche French toast or yoghurt bowls. Join their Coffee Club to receive unlimited hot drinks for £15 per month.
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Timbrell’s Yard
Choose from a range of breakfast classics at Timbrell’s Yard, which you can enjoy in their main restaurant area or out on their riverside terrace. Opt for the Full Timbrell’s with sausage, bacon, black, pudding, roasted tomato, roasted mushroom, hash brown, beans, eggs and toast (a vegetarian or vegan alternative is available), or something lighter such as a yoghurt pot with fruit compote and granola, or a homemade breakfast bap with poached eggs.
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Hartley Farm Shop & Kitchen
Head to this picturesque farm kitchen near Bradford on Avon to enjoy breakfasts made with the best local ingredients, from their Farmhouse Breakfast to the Bubble & Squeak or French Toast. A range of lighter options are also available, including granola with Greek yoghurt and apple compote, breakfast baps or poached eggs on toast. Choose to enjoy your food in the barn or out in their pretty flower garden.
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The Forge & Pheasant
Set in a Georgian mansion on the Hartham Park Estate just 15 minutes from Bath, The Forge & Pheasant serves up some classic breakfast dishes using ingredients from local suppliers. Tuck into The Forge Breakfast with Buxton Butchers bacon and sausage, hash brown, baked beans, poached egg, roast tomato & mushroom, served with choice of Hobbs House white or brown toast. They also offer a selection of cakes and pastries, sweet pancake stacks, yoghurt with granola, or breakfast baps.
Turtle Bay
There’s more to Turtle Bay than dinner and cocktails! Join them for bottomless brunch any day of the week (last sitting 5pm Sunday to Friday, or 3pm on Saturdays). From £36 per person, enjoy 2 hours of unlimited cocktails (including any cocktail from their menu), mocktails, Red Stripe and prosecco with any brunch dish, burger or roti. Will you go for the Big Kingston Grill Down, the Vegan Yardbird or their twist on Avocado Smash? There's also the option to upgrade to any dish on the Main Menu. Find out more here.
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