The world is your oyster

The Halcyon boutique hotel is your launch pad to explore the city, with our central location you are metres away from some of the very best restaurants in Bath. There’s a whole delectable feast of cool, kooky and culinary establishments at your fingertips - so go explore!

Fine dining, authentic tapas, zingy Greek, zesty Thai, Chinese noodle-bars, world-class steak houses, Nepalese ‘Dahl Bhat Masu’, battered fish and chips. All of this is just minutes from the Halcyon hotel. Of course, as your Bath insider, we have our own favourites. Once you’ve made your decision we’ll happily book you a table and point you in the right direction...we are your Bath concierge service waiting to serve and help you choose the very best range of selected local restaurants and eateries.

The next morning, we’ll serve up a selection of decadent pastries, the finest bespoke roasted coffee, award winning breads, naughty treats and healthy fruits and other breakfast goodies in our large, comfy lounge. It’s the only way to start the day. Breakfast is priced at £6.50pp.

Jamie's Italian

Inspired by his passion for Italy, Jamie has opened a group of "neighbourhood" restaurants, called Jamie's Italian, offering authentic, affordable and great quality Italian food on the high street. The Bath restaurant was the second to open.

The Circus

Busy, much admired, family-run restaurant; serving seasonal, locally sourced, freshly cooked food; sensible and honest prices; charming and welcoming young staff. In Bath's most beautiful setting between the Circus and the Royal Crescent.

Hudson Bar and Grill

The newer of Richard Fenton's restaurants in Bath. Any lover of a great steak will enjoy this restaurant. Located at the top of Walcot Street, the atmosphere is very relaxed, the service friendly and the menu reflecting a typical New York Grill. For a buzzing yet intimate atmosphere and the knowledge that every meal will be fantastic this is definately not one to miss.

The Marlborough Tavern

At The Marlborough Tavern you’ll find a warm welcome, freshly prepared home cooked food and friendly service. Located at the top of town just around the corner from The Royal Crescent. Never had a bad meal here and is great lively place for dinner, lunch or pop in for a quick pint. The ingredients are all locally sourced and fantastic selection of wines and beers. Recommended by The Halcyon.

The King William

The King William is nationally recognised as one of the finest traditional freehouses in the country, offering award winning British food, an excellent wine list, four fantastic real ales from local microbreweries and proper Somerset cider. Our Head Chef Adi Ware creates truly delicious food that is seasonal and locally sourced, the menus are changed weekly with specialties such as sirlon of English beef served rare alonside a piece of braised shin, Cornish plaice with leek and mussel broth and our own glazed ham proving popular with regulars and newcomers alike.

Bistro La Barrique

With Bistro La Barrique Michel has fulfilled his ambition to create an authentic French restaurant well suited to its neighbourhood location between the Bishopston, St Andrews and Redland districts in north Bristol. With its emphasis on creating a relaxed, warm and welcoming ambience, and providing diversity, quality and great service at an affordable price, La Barrique is somewhere that customers will want to visit again and again. Building upon this winning formula, he has also now successfully established a branch of Bistro La Barrique in Bath, bringing the same combination of easy-going atmosphere and quality food to the heart of this historic city.

Olive Tree

In the last year or so The Olive Tree - set within a beautifully quirky, and quirkily beautiful, townhouse hotel called The Queensberry - has seen its reputation take off and soar. Richly-experienced head chef Nicholas Brodie oversees a regularly-changing menu which draws heavily on an abundance of high-quality, seasonal and local produce.

To underline The Olive Tree's excellence, it recently became only the second restaurant in Bath to be awarded three AA rosettes and, because fine wine is no less crucial to a perfect meal than beautiful food, its wine list was named 2011's best by The Good Food Guide.

Demuths

Demuths cooking will please vegetarians and vegans but has always been sought after by all lovers of good food. Open for breakfast, morning coffee, lunch or tea.