Coffee Shops
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Watch HouseLocated on the historic Old Bond Street, this new coffee shop has a lovely upstairs space and the coffee is pretty hard to beat. |
Boston Tea PartyThis is my choice if I want to get a bit of work done. It has a lovely wide open light space and you can guarantee a seat (in the week). |
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Lunch Spots
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Green Street ButchersTucked away on this little side street, Green Street Butchers is worth venturing to for the most delicious roast chicken bap. |
Taylor's BagelsLocated at the top of Walcot Street, close to our studio, Taylor's makes the best (and fastest) bagels in town. |
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Independent Shops
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BerdoulatHaving recently moved house as well as studio, homeware shopping has been high on my agenda. This beautifully restored shop stocks home goods you won't find anywhere else. |
Julia DaveyAnother gorgeous independent shop, full to the roof of beautiful gifts and homeware. Visit Julia's shop and you won't come away empty-handed! |
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Book Heaven! This independent bookshop is stocked floor to ceiling with every book you could imagine. They also offer evening talks by authors - check out their website for what's coming up. |
Sights
Skyline WalkThe 3-mile Bath Skyline Walk is stunning. Start from Alexandra Park, grab a treat from the Choux Box Patisserie to keep you going and enjoy ;) |
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The CrescentOne of the city's most iconic landmarks, no trip to Bath is complete without seeing the Royal Crescent. On a sunny day pack a picnic to enjoy while taking in the view and watching the world go by. |
The WierA beautiful walk whatever the weather, this is our route to school and the most beautiful commute I could imagine. Just upstream you'll find Pulteney Bridge brimming with shops on both sides. |
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Pubs & Restaurants
BudoJust off Pulteney Bridge, this Japanese restaurant is my new favourite. This restaurant is walk-in only, but that makes it even better in my opinion. |
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Castle FarmThe best roast I have ever tasted. This restaurant can be found in a unique setting, just south of the city in Midford. |
Walcot HouseAnother Walcot Street favourite. This is my go-to after a long day at the studio for drinks and tasty, fuss-free food. The beautiful interior is a bonus too. |
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Hare & HoundsA must-visit for the best view over Bath. Sit outside with a Pizza in the summer months or opt for a cozy corner inside on cooler days. |
