Best Steak Restaurants in Bath: 7 Picks with Prices
Where to eat steak in Bath: seven steak restaurants, from local Angus and Hereford beef by the weir to charcoal-cooked sharing cuts and a walk-in steak frites, with menu prices, hours and booking, checked on 4 November 2026.
In short: the best steak restaurants in Bath are The Herd on Argyle Street for local Angus and Hereford beef aged 21 to 28 days (10oz sirloin £31.95), Bath Chophouse on Northumberland Place for steaks cooked over charcoal, and Frites Caesar on Westgate Street for value (8oz rump with frites £19, walk-ins only). Hudson Steakhouse has a £29 sirloin and wine deal from 5pm to 7pm, Tuesday to Friday.
These are the steak restaurants in Bath we would send a friend to, chosen from the steakhouses in our directory plus two restaurants with a serious grill. We read every menu on the restaurant's own website on 4 November 2026 and say where prices could not be read. Menus change, and several add a 10% or 12.5% service charge, so treat prices as a guide.
| Restaurant | Known for | Steak prices online | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Herd | Local beef, by the weir | Sirloin £31.95, rib eye £35.95 | Bathwick |
| Bath Chophouse | Charcoal, sharing cuts | Onglet £25 to porterhouse £117 | City Centre |
| Hudson Steakhouse | Dry-aged, early deal | Sirloin £33, fillet £36 to £43 | Walcot |
| Frites Caesar | Steak frites, walk-in | Rump £19 to T-bone £32 | City Centre |
| Joya | Hot stone, Italian | Menu is an image online | City Centre |
| The Bird Grill | Tomahawk Fridays | 1kg tomahawk £105 to share | Bathwick |
| Brasserie Beau | French brasserie | Steak frites £22, ribeye £38 | City Centre |
Where is the best steak restaurant in Bath?
The Herd for the beef itself, Bath Chophouse for cooking over fire, Hudson for a dry-aged steak in an older pub building. All three take bookings.
The Herd Steak Restaurant
A family-run steakhouse open since July 2013, with a riverside entrance on Spring Gardens Road by the weir. The beef is Aberdeen Angus and Hereford crosses reared in Coulston and matured for 21 to 28 days by butchers in Devizes. A sauce comes with every steak.
- 🥩 10oz sirloin £31.95; 10oz rib eye £35.95
- 🍽️ Sharing platter £82.50
- ⏰ Lunch 12pm to 2.30pm and dinner 6pm to 11pm, Sunday to Friday; Saturday 12pm to 11pm
- 🎟️ Book online or on 01225 316583
- 📍 Argyle Street, Bathwick
Bath Chophouse
A steakhouse established in 2026 and built around live fire. The beef is Aberdeen Angus and Hereford crossed and raised in Wiltshire, and the menu runs from onglet to a 40-day aged côte de boeuf. Sauces are £4 extra. It opens at 3pm on weekdays, so it is a dinner place.
- 🥩 Onglet 227g £25; ribeye 287g £36; fillet 198g £34
- 🍽️ Chateaubriand 550g £82; côte de boeuf 900g £106
- ⏰ Tuesday to Thursday 3pm to 11.30pm; Friday and Saturday 12pm to midnight; Sunday 12pm to 8pm; closed Monday
- 🎟️ Book on 01225 727057
- 📍 Northumberland Place, City Centre
Hudson Steakhouse
A bar and grill in a converted Victorian pub, with cocktails downstairs and an open kitchen in the grill room upstairs. The steaks are Angus and Limousin from a farm assured cooperative in Staffordshire, aged by a local butcher and served with béarnaise. It is evenings only and does not take hen or stag parties.
- 🥩 10oz sirloin £33; 10oz rib eye £35; fillet £36 to £43
- 💷 Steak and frites £25, Tuesday to Friday
- ⏰ Tuesday to Friday 4.45pm to 10.30pm; Saturday 5pm to 10.30pm; also Mondays, 16 November to 21 December
- 🎟️ Book online or on 01225 332323; £10 fee for cancelling with less than 24 hours' notice
- 📍 London Street, Walcot
Where can I get a cheap steak in Bath?
Frites Caesar is the cheapest steak dinner on this list, with an 8oz rump and frites for £19. For a booked table, Hudson's early special and Brasserie Beau's steak frites both come in under £30.
Frites Caesar
A short, simple menu: 30-day matured Argentinian Angus, cooked medium to rare, with frites and a choice of peppercorn, creamy mushroom, chimichurri or mustard sauce. Prawns, scallops or a lobster tail turn it into surf and turf. It takes no bookings, and its website lists no opening hours, so check before you walk over.
- 🥩 8oz rump £19; 8oz sirloin £22.50; 8oz rib eye £23.50; 500g T-bone £32
- 🦞 Lobster tail add-on £18
- 🎟️ Walk-ins only
- 📍 Westgate Street, City Centre
Brasserie Beau
A French-leaning brasserie in a Grade I listed Georgian building, with a cocktail bar and a terrace. Not a steakhouse, but its grill section is worth knowing: steak frites is an 8oz flat iron with a fried egg and chimichurri. Good when half the table wants something else.
- 🥩 Steak frites £22; 30-day dry-aged 8oz ribeye £38 (all-day menu, Monday to Saturday)
- ⏰ Every day, 12pm to 9.30pm
- 🎟️ Book online or on 01225 530615
- 📍 South Parade, City Centre
Which Bath steak restaurants are good for a group or sharing?
Bath Chophouse has the biggest sharing cuts, The Herd a mixed platter, and The Bird Grill a tomahawk every Friday. Joya cooks at the table.
Joya
A family-run Italian steakhouse on Grand Parade, looking over Pulteney Bridge and the weir, from the same owners as The Herd. Its 28-day matured steaks come from a local butcher and can be served on a hot volcanic stone, so you finish them yourself. The menu online is an image, so we could not read its prices.
- 🔥 Hot stone steaks
- ⏰ Monday to Thursday 12pm to 2.30pm and 6pm to 11pm; Friday to Sunday 12pm to 11pm
- 🎟️ Book online or on 01225 460240
- 📍 Grand Parade, City Centre
The Bird Grill
The restaurant of The Bird hotel, cooking over flame. Tomahawk Fridays bring a 1kg tomahawk to share with loaded chips, bacon buttered cabbage, tenderstem broccoli and both chimichurri and peppercorn sauces. The hotel says it is dog friendly.
- 🥩 1kg tomahawk £105 to share, Fridays
- ⏰ Dinner Wednesday to Sunday 5pm to 9pm (9.30pm Friday and Saturday); lunch Saturday and Sunday 12pm to 5pm
- 🎟️ Book online or on 01225 580438
- 📍 Pulteney Road, Bathwick
Where else is there a steakhouse in Bath?
Miller & Carter Bath is the chain steakhouse on Milsom Street. Its website would not load for us, so check its menu and hours before you book.
Steak restaurants in Bath: questions
What is the best steak restaurant in Bath?
Our pick is The Herd on Argyle Street, for local Angus and Hereford beef aged 21 to 28 days. Bath Chophouse is the choice for steak cooked over charcoal.
Where can I get a cheap steak in Bath?
Frites Caesar on Westgate Street serves an 8oz rump with frites for £19, walk-ins only. Hudson Steakhouse has a £29 sirloin, fries and a glass of wine, Tuesday to Friday, 5pm to 7pm.
Which steak restaurants in Bath are open on Sunday?
The Herd, Bath Chophouse, Joya, The Bird Grill and Brasserie Beau open on Sundays. Hudson Steakhouse lists no Sunday hours.
Do I need to book a steak restaurant in Bath?
Book for a Friday or Saturday. Frites Caesar is the exception: it takes walk-ins only.