Best Coffee Shops in Bath, England

the green bird cafe sits on margaret's buildings like it's always belonged there, pulling in bath locals who've learned that good coffee doesn't announce…

rooted cafe and supper rooms gets it right in ways that matter. tucked along newbridge road, this bath independent has earned its 4.8-star reputation through…

some places just feel right from the first sip. comins tea sits quietly on monmouth street, the kind of spot that earns 4.9 stars from nearly 300 reviews not…

the name says everything you need to know. go slow and enjoy sits on rivers street place like a gentle reminder that coffee doesn't have to be grabbed and…

good day cafe sits on upper borough walls like it's always belonged there, drawing lines of locals who know the difference between coffee and actual coffee.…

cortado café sits on bridge street like it belongs there, pulling regulars through its doors with the kind of consistency chain shops can't manufacture. the…

boston tea party does coffee seriously, and that consistency shows across everything they put in front of you. kingsmead square is one of bath's quieter…

a slow morning in bath tends to move at its own pace, and upper borough walls is the kind of street that rewards you for not rushing. cascara sits at number…

bath has a specialty coffee scene that punches above its weight for a city its size, and rosarios, tucked into northumberland place, is one of the reasons…

you're on abbeygate street, which puts you a short walk from bath abbey and the kind of tourist foot traffic that could easily swallow a place like this…

the good bear cafe sits on hayes place like it belongs there, drawing a steady stream of bath locals who know quality when they taste it. their 4.6-star…

you can feel the seriousness the moment you walk in. colonna & small's opened in bath in 2009 after maxwell colonna-dashwood and lesley came back from…

same same but different gets the coffee right. that's the whole point, really. bartlett street sits a short walk from bath's more tourist-heavy centre, and…

walking down high street in the corridor, you'll find the kind of place that makes you understand why people get territorial about their coffee spots. society…

bartlett street doesn't promise much from the outside, but cafe lucca delivers what most chains can't: coffee that tastes like someone actually cares. the…

watchhouse takes coffee seriously enough that you notice it without anyone pointing it out. old bond street isn't the kind of address that forgives…

one of the better arguments for slowing down in bath. abbey churchyard puts you right at the gravitational centre of the city, tourists pulling in every…

fine cheese company takes cheese seriously. that part you probably already guessed. but walcot street has a way of pulling in places that do more than one…

you're on gay street, which runs between queen square and the circus, and if you know bath at all you know this stretch carries a particular kind of weight.…

their flat white hits different than most places you'll try around bath. maybe it's how they pull the shots, or maybe it's just that bath tcg doesn't…

you're on lark place, a quiet residential slip of bath that most visitors walk straight past on their way to the roman baths or pulteney bridge. that's fine.…

bath has developed a genuine specialty coffee scene over the past decade, and it's spread well beyond the city centre into quieter residential pockets that…

the coffee here is taken seriously, and you'll feel that quickly. the boathouse sits out on newbridge road, a bit removed from bath's tourist centre, which…