The White Hind

Pleasant interior and attractive menu. I had the leek and blue cheese soup, which was a bit lacking. Only a very mild hint of blue cheese. Fish and chips was pollock or similar, decent size, good twice cooked chips, but not a pea or bit of garnish to be seen. I asked for something to accompany, but the kitchen had, apparently, just closed. Didn 't ask if I wanted ketchup, so had to go hunting to find someone to ask. He had a chickpea and lentil concoction which pleased him greatly. The two girls serving were very pleasant and polite but rushed off their feet. The food took a long time to come. It needs another server. I would return and try some of the more sophisticated menu items, but not if I 'm in a hurry.

A good solid four star place. Slightly off the tourist beaten track which is a real advantage in Bath but close to the station, this is a classic pub, wooden tables in the traditional style and, from what I could observe, very good for larger groups, dogs and toddlers so points all round. The service was very good, attentive and friendly and sensitive to our needs. The food was a little pricey for what we got £200 for four for a main and pudding and drinks) and the steak and chips could have benefited from a small salad or at least some more garnish. Puddings very good.

Delicious Sunday roast. Abundant food accompanied by nice ale and friendly waitstaff. Delightful ambience

I was rather disappointed. When I ordered the goats cheese gnocchi with pickled cherry tomatoes I was presented with a plate containing a large amount of salad with three meagre pieces of gnocchi and 2 halved cherry tomatoes?! The food was ok, but not amazing. Personally I do not recommend and would not go again. However service was rather quick and very polite.

A beautiful, clean, lively and charming place. Harmonious decoration. The best in this area. Many nice draught beers. Lovely smells coming from kitchen. Nice civilized people. Friendly staff. — recommended