There’s nothing more British than tucking into a hearty roast dinner on a Sunday afternoon, and when it comes to finding the perfect place for a mouth-watering Sunday lunch, Bath doesn’t disappoint.

If you’re after traditional pub grub, there are plenty of options to choose from. The Marlborough Tavern’s delicious options include Somerset lamb rump, free-range chicken breast, and butternut squash, wild mushroom and spinach wellington. Or go family-style with a sharing roast at the Hare & Hounds, which offers a platter of three roast meats served with all the trimmings, plus the option to enjoy your lunch on their stunning terrace overlooking the Charlcombe Valley.

Go local at Green Park Brasserie, where you can opt for Newton Farm topside beef and Yorkshire pudding or Castlemead free-range chicken breast with bread sauce, both served with roast potatoes and seasonal Bath Farmers’ Market vegetables.

Many of the city’s luxury hotels also offer delicious three-course Sunday lunches. The Restaurant at No.15 by Guesthouse serves up indulgent roast dinners complete with carrot purée, Yorkshire pudding, seasonal greens, roast potatoes and cauliflower cheese. Or head to the Brasserie by Lucknam Park for tasty options including Roundway Hill pork, Cornish hake, and a butterbean and walnut roast.

Venture into the countryside for Sunday lunch in a cosy, rural setting at The Crown near Dyrham Park, The George Inn in Somerset, The Bear & Swan in the Chew Valley, or The Langford on the edge of the Mendip Hills.

If you prefer your Sunday lunch meat-free, indulge in a delicious two- or three-course meal at OAK Restaurant. With a seasonally changing menu, expect fresh flavours sourced locally.