I wasn’t that impressed by this place, but it’s nice enough and likely worth a quick visit. It’s situated in the very centre of Bath, in an area that could be considered fairly touristy. The beer selection is basic, mostly bitters and goldens, and the one bitter I tried (on a Saturday afternoon) was not in good condition. Prices average, staff fine. Lots of beer stuff and rugby stuff decorate the walls. It is a cosy pub but the beer left something to be desired.

Center of Bath, and a really easy-going pub. Seems roomier than it is, it’s just one room but there is space to breathe if it’s not too crowded. They might not change their beer rotation but this is a really easy place to drink.

Decent pub, with a crowd around the bar. The beers don’t seem to change very often and aren’t as good as some of the other ones in Bath centre. However, worth a stop once.

The place to go for a bit of banter with the locals, cracking atmosphere in the best possible way. The range is steady but the quality is good. Get close to the bar and enjoy the crack, plus along with the Couer de Lion its in the best part of town.

Visited on 11/08/08. I would agree with Chris_o that this is a lesser destination than the Old Green Tree. A small city centre pub with 3 ales on offer when I visited (Otter Ale, Abbey White Friar and Hop Back Summer Lightning). Popular with locals and ok if you are passing through, although not a destination in itself.

A small pub situated on a pedestrian alleyway in the centre of Bath. Perhaps not quite as small, or as interesting, as the Old Green Tree or the Coeur De Lion but worth a visit. Its a friendly place with an obviously local clientele and several characters, including the barman. So be prepared for some good-natured banter - there’s nowhere to hide from it in a pub as small as this. As well as the ubiquitous Abbey Bellringer there are three guest beers - two from Sharps and one from Moles when I visited - plus the usual macro keg taps. I belive they do food but I didn’t see any sign of anyone eating. If you count two plastic tables in the alley as a patio then I guess it has a patio. Not a destination pub in itself but well worth a visit on a Bath pub crawl.