Best Sunday Roast In Bath

If you’re looking for a Sunday roast in Bath, you’ll be pleased to know there are some great restaurants in Bath serving a great roast dinner at the weekends (and sometimes during the week as well).

Bath is a great city to visit any time of the year. Perhaps you’re a local looking for a nice roast dinner in Bath. or even if you’re visiting Somerset and in the area, don’t forget to check these pubs and restaurants out if you’re hungry.

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The Huntsman, Bath

1 Terrace Walk, N Parade, Bath BA1 1LJ

Part of the Fullers pub chain, Sunday roasts are brought to you in conjunction with celebrity chef Brian Turner, the Fuller’s Sunday roast ambassador. The meat is sourced from a local Hampshire family business with over 750 years of heritage, so you know you’re getting quality.

Roast dinners at The Huntsman are served with Yorkshire pudding, cauliflower cheese, roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables and red wine gravy. 

If you fancy a plant based nut roast, it’ll be served with roasted potatoes, seasonal vegetables, cauliflower cheese, Yorkshire pudding and red wine gravy. 

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Victoria Pub & Kitchen

Upper Bristol Rd, Bath BA1 3AT

Located opposite Victoria Park in Bath, a visit on a Sunday is a must for a great roast dinner in Bath. Whether your choices are topside beef, chicken supreme, belly of pork or homemade nut roast.

Your roast dinner will be served with roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, gravy and mixed seasonal vegetables. 

There’s the option to add extra cauliflower cheese or extra roast potatoes. But don’t forget to save some room for dessert!

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The Marlborough Tavern

35 Marlborough Buildings, Bath BA1 2LY

Just around the corner from the Royal Crescent, you’ll find the Marlborough Tavern serving freshly prepared home cooked food. 

Sunday lunch is served between 12pm – 8pm every Sunday, offering pub classics as well as Sunday roasts. Your roast dinner will be served with seasonal vegetables, roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and red wine gravy.

The vegan roast dinner option is a Butternut squash, spinach and mushroom wellington. Or perhaps you’d like the roasted pork belly and crackling, or the free range chicken supreme with bread sauce and pork, sage and apricot stuffing.

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The Chequers

50 Rivers St, Bath BA1 2QA

Boasting Bath’s best Sunday roast, you can expect to find delights on the menu including rare British rump of Beef. There’s also roasted pork belly with apple sauce, or chicken supreme.

All roast dinners are served with duck fat roasted potatoes, honey and maple parsnips, orange glazed carrots, braised red cabbage, seasonal greens and Yorkshire pudding.

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Hare & Hounds

Lansdown Rd, Bath BA1 5TJ

All roast dinners at the Hare & Hounds are  served with roast potatoes, braised red cabbage, carrot and swede mash, Chantenay carrots, seasonal greens and red wine gravy.

Meat eaters can choose from sirloin of beef, pork belly and crackling or chicken breast. If you like sharing, there are sharing roasts which include platters of all three meats with all the trimmings.

Non meat eaters can opt for the Hare & Hounds vegan nut roast.

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The Crystal Palace, Bath

10-11 Abbey Grn, Bath BA1 1NW

Situated near the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey, the Crystal Palace pub and restaurant is part of the Fullers pub chain.

Sunday roasts are brought to you in conjunction with celebrity chef Brian Turner, the Fuller’s Sunday roast ambassador. The meat is sourced from a local Hampshire family business with over 750 years of heritage, so you know you’re getting quality.

Roast dinners are served with Yorkshire pudding, cauliflower cheese, roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables and red wine gravy. 

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The Locksbrook Inn, Bath

103 Locksbrook Rd, Bath BA1 3EN

Sunday lunch is served until 8pm. Roast dinners are all served with roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, carrot and swede purée, roast parsnip, spiced red cabbage and seasonal greens.

There’s the option to add on cauliflower cheese and pigs in blankets if you choose to as well.

If you’re visiting Bath, then the Locksbrook Inn isn’t too far away from Bath Mill Lodge retreat, so perhaps you could enjoy your Sunday roast if staying in the area.

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Written By Angela Spicer

Angela Spicer has been enjoying family travel for over ten years. She has been on multiple trips to Walt Disney World, Disneyland Paris, and also exploring various locations in the UK.

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