Walcot, Bath: where to eat, stay and shop
Just north of the centre along Walcot Street and London Street, with vintage shops, delis, salons, gyms and pubs. 41 places listed.
The Sickle
13 London St
Pub at 13 London Street in Walcot. We could not find a website to confirm its drinks, food or prices, so check its Google listing first.
Wolf Wine
Wolf Wine, 89 Walcot St
Wine bar and bottle shop on Walcot Street with orange, sparkling and low-intervention wines, three bookable spaces and private tastings.
The Star Inn
23 Vineyards
Multi-roomed pub first licensed in 1760, with 18th-century bar fittings, beer served from the jug and no jukebox or gaming machines.
Palette
98 Walcot St
Café, shop and gallery in a four-storey Georgian townhouse on Walcot Street, serving seasonal breakfasts, lunches and cakes.
The Bell Inn
103 Walcot St
Community-owned free house on Walcot Street with free live music several nights a week, vinyl DJ sets, real ales and a covered beer garden.
Landrace Bakery
GROUND FLOOR, 59 Walcot St
Walk-in bakery and café on Walcot Street that also mills flour, with a walk-in pizzeria and a bookable restaurant upstairs.
The Curfew
11 Cleveland Pl, West
Pub on Cleveland Place West in Walcot. We could not find a website to confirm its drinks or food, so check its Google listing first.
The Provenist
One Tram Yard, Walcot St
Café inside the Neptune store at Tram Yard off Walcot Street, serving a largely plant-based menu for brunch and lunch, plus coffee and cake.