Loch Fyne - Bath

As someone who rarely ordered fish while eating, I mean review of hole fyne, bath, inconspicuous a fish concentrated restaurant chain. that is, the perfect guide for the rare English summer day is the combination of salmon and white wine, and these restaurants both do pretty well. (I wish I had been adventurous enough for the haggis on the menu, but forgive myself when it was not a bitter evening in the januar). the location hole fyne is beautiful, a large but still intimate room with the obligatory bathroom marble colonnades, with an open preparation area at an end and a fresh feeling decor. I always thought that the restaurant would work well as traditional, so we ordered a few courses to start a special day, namely a light plate consisting of a many number of smoked salmon and terrines, (very fresh) oysters for the next course and for the main starter fish cake, served in a traditional clam, for me the highlight. in harmony with the light and fresh mood, the decor and the kitchen we ordered a chabis from the well ordered wine list. enough to fill, but not to weigh, this is a great place to lunch with a drink.

One of the best fish restaurants where I had the privilege to eat. the atmosphere was great. the open kitchen meant that we could see the care with the food. Oh, eat, I'll let the pictures talk. fantastic.

Beautiful place, fantastic eating. meal for 4 with drinks £130 very reasonable and friendly staff.

Good concept, but the quality of food and service degraded a bit, since I last time where there. Still good choice if you are looking for fish/seafood restaurant in Bath.

A lovely pleasant stay with great sea food in the restaurant