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Bathtub Bistro (The)
Oct 26, 2008 by sam from london
Overall Rating: 1
Food:[1] • Service:[7] • Atmosphere:[6]

• Cozy.
• Terrible food.

“Nothing more to say than one of the worst places I have ever eaten.”

Binks
Aug 18, 2008 by jon from witney
Overall Rating: 1
Food:[1] • Service:[1] • Atmosphere:[1]

• Leaving.
• Everything else.

“Hugely overpriced $8 for a burger that was worse quality than from any of the major chains. Kitchen looked filthy, toilets were terrible and no baby changing facility.”

Sally Lunn's Tea Rooms
Jan 24, 2008 by mark from stevenage
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[9] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• Novelty, waiter service.
• Poor congested passage ways: one way in one way out.

“Most small places dont cater well for large groups. Sally Lunns is no exception. There are three floors with occasional tables and seating. It is busy around lunchtime. Go without expecting to eat straight away and be prepared to wait (outside/ in entrance lobby) and a pleasant meal can be savored at your leisure. Once seated there is no haste to be moved on. I went to taste the bun; yet left after tea, main meal and scummy pudding. Whilst the food is more expensive than say a little chef, you are paying for more than just the food: service, novelty, atmosphere etc. The basement - 4 sq meter - museum had static displays and showed history floor levels. Otherwise it had not a lot to recommend apart from that is where buns are bought to take away. The buns/flavored butters were great and freeze/keep well.”

Sally Lunn's Tea Rooms
Nov 29, 2007 by John from Richmond, North Yorkshire
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[9]

• Service, food & surroundings.
• Weather!

“We had a few days in Bath and discovered this great little restaurant. The weather was appalling but we were immediately made welcome as we walked through the door. We had a lovely meal; the staff looked after us well and the surroundings intriguing. If we get back to Bath, this place will be on our list for a revisit.”

Hole in the Wall (The)
Nov 12, 2007 by Bathonian from Bath
Overall Rating: 5
Food:[8] • Service:[3] • Atmosphere:[5]

• Quality of the food.
• Service.

“We were a little nonplussed to find that we had to wait around for five minutes before anyone attended to us at the reception desk. We booked a table the day before, but were a little disappointed to be shown to a table right by the entrance (later on, we had to request that a door be closed because there was a cool draught there). Having sat down we then waited nearly twenty minutes before I decided to get up and ask a waiter for a menu and whether we could have a drink. These were rapidly supplied with apologies. Following that, the food and service were pretty good, although one of the waiters unfortunately had dreadful BO. The only other problem was the presence of a noisy and well oiled birthday party in the restaurant, with raucous laughter every couple of minutes. I eventually asked the waiters to request that the birthday group keep the noise down a little, and they did so. However, the staff should have thought of doing these themselves, since the noise was very distracting. Overall, given that this is a long established restaurant, it was a little disappointing on the service and atmosphere side, but the food was fine. I left a small tip and will probably choose to go elsewhere before returning to the hole in the wall.”