Visit our pubs in the city of Bath
The Assembly InnA hotspot for televised sport, The Assembly Inn is the sports bar of the Abbey Ales family. Located on Alfred Street, off Lansdown Road, north of Bath city centre. Offering 4 large screen TVs and 2 projectors, we are Bath’s premier sports bar. Also home to 2 pool tables and a secret courtyard garden, there is something for everyone. A fully functioning festival bar is available for functions and wedding receptions.
Home to Abbey Ales traditional and craft ales including Abbeys signature brew ‘Bellringer’ plus other local guest ales and craft beers on constant rotation, the Assembly Inn also offers a variety of continental lagers and local ciders.
The Star InnSituated on Vineyards (The Paragon), The Star Inn remains a classic example of an untouched multi-roomed English public house, where beer is still served from the jug.
First licensed in 1760, The Star Inn retains many of its original features including 19th century bar fittings and wooden benches. Described by CAMRA (The Campaign for Real Ale) as a ‘rare and unspoiled pub interior of outstanding historic interest’, the Star Inn is listed on the National Inventory of Heritage Pubs. The pub features four separate drinking areas. The smaller bar, still used by many of the regulars, features a long single bench known as ‘death row’ where a complimentary pinch of snuff can still be found in tins on the ledge above the wall paneling. Uninterrupted by music or machines, chat amongst the locals is the theme here. If that doesn't take your fancy: perhaps dominoes, cribbage or shove halfpenny? |
Coeur de LionBath’s not so hidden gem, the Coeur de Lion is tucked away in Northumberland Place opposite the Guildhall. As Bath’s Smallest Pub, there are signs above the seating reminding the customers to ‘budge up’.
The menu offers traditional pub classics – bangers and mash, fish and chips and its popular Sunday Roasts. Not just a pub for foodies, the Coeur is also renowned for its excellent real ales. The pub comes to life on Bath RFC days – especially before and after the game. Long established as a city center meeting point, the Coeur de Lion attracts a great mix of locals and tourists alike.
The Bell at StanderwickA Warm Welcome & Great Taste at The Bell
Nestled on the Somerset and Wiltshire border just outside Frome, The Bell at Standerwick is a cozy country pub proud to be part of the award-winning Abbey Ales family. Pop in to enjoy a perfectly kept pint of local ale by our log burners, tuck into our freshly prepared seasonal menu, or relax in our spacious beer garden. Whether you’re a local, a traveler on the A36, or bringing along your favorite four-legged friend, a warm and genuine welcome always awaits. |