45 Outdoor Terraces in Bath

The sun in SHINING upon us, so what better time to visit one of Bath’s many stunning outdoor terraces.

The Boathouse- Situated on the banks of the river Avon, The Boathouse is one of the best country pubs near Bath. Enjoy picturesque countryside views while relaxing by the river. Or head inside, where the traditional interior boasts plenty of places to eat, drink and unwind.
The Bathwick Boatman– Just ten minutes stroll from Bath City Centre, the Bathwick Boatman overlooks one of the prettiest reaches of the River Avon. Perched above Bath’s historic boating station, this old rowing clubhouse is a charming place to enjoy lunch or dinner.
Crescent Restaurant & Bar-Crescent Restaurant & Bar is nestled in one of the beautiful side streets of Bath, just a stone’s throw away from the famous Royal Crescent landmark. Serving a fresh all-day menu, inspired by life-long culinary experiences of husband & wife duo Simon & Leanne, who strive to deliver a quality dining experience what-ever time of the day or night.
Garrick’s Head-We are open every day from 10am onwards, breakfast, lunch and dinner
are served in the bar, on the terrace or in our beautiful dining room. A traditional British pub in every respect from the warm welcome to the hearty homemade pub classics prepared in our fresh kitchen and coupled with a great selection of drinks.
excellent cocktails and wine list too.
The Bath Townhouse (Coppa Club)- Behind a classic Georgian façade in the centre of the city is Coppa Club’s Bath Townhouse. Drop by anytime to the ground floor café and bar for coffee, a bite to eat or something stronger.
The Botanist- The Botanist Bath offers a selection of botanical cocktails, craft beers and ales, champagne and wine, along with amazing food options. Try their brunch, sunday roasts and la carte menus including their famous hanging kebabs. The Botanist Bath also had an outside terrace area which is dog friendly.
Cote Brasserie- Discover one of Bath’s cosiest restaurants, located within the hidden gem of Shires Yard. Surrounded by the buzz of this unique shopping spot, Côte Bath is the perfect place to pause in the heart of this much-loved spa city.
The Green Bird Cafe– An independently owned café, offering a warm and friendly environment. Come and enjoy an award-winning breakfast, lunch, cake or just a perfectly made cup of coffee.
Noya’s Kitchen– great vietnamese food
Root– Take a seat on the terrace at Root in Shires Yard and enjoy the views across the city while tucking into their delicious range of veg-first small plates.
Marlborough Tavern– Holding two AA rosettes, friendly gastro pub The Marlborough Tavern is just a stone’s throw from the Royal Crescent and Royal Victoria Park, and the perfect place to refuel after some sightseeing in the cosy beer garden.
Hall & Woodhouse – Escape Bath’s bustling streets in our luxurious pub, restaurant and café. Centrally located next door to the Jane Austen Centre, our four floors offer an abundance of comfortable, vintage-inspired spaces to dine, drink and relax. Cocktails on our stunning roof terrace are an idyllic way to unwind after a day exploring the city, with fine views over Bath.
The Royal Crescent Hotel– Take in the stunning surrounds of the gardens at the iconic Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, with parasols set up at Montagu’s Mews during the summer months, and heaters also set up for when the sun goes in.
The Ivy– hidden sun trap terrace, open 7 days a week from lunchtime
Pintxo– amazing spanish tapas, feels like you’re on holiday
Se7en– great cocktails and steaks
Bath Cider House– great selection of cider and lovely outside space
Sydney’s– Enjoy the view across Bath’s rooftops from the back terrace at Sydney’s, where you can tuck into Mediterranean-inspired sharing plates during the week, and a traditional roast dinner on Sundays.
The Yard in Bath– stunning terrace for relaxed drinks in a beautiful setting
The Bird Hotel – comfy outdoor seating and a great menu to choose from too
Square Grill House – The best view of The Abbey and they serve up some fantastic spritzs
The Queensberry Hotel- Stylish and semi secret, a British bar in Bath bursting with beautiful drinks, The Old Q Bar is a tucked-away delight which proves that it’s possible for a hotel bar in Bath to be small and perfectly formed at the same time as sumptuously stylish.
Green Park Brasserie- Grab a table for a drink and a bite to eat, whether that’s one of their speciality steaks or anything else from the top-notch seasonal menu. The terrace is covered too, so don’t let signs of spring showers stop you visiting.
Bath Pizza Co- Found under the glass roof of the former Green Park Station, a stunning setting and, the pizzas are worth shouting about!
The Scallop Shell- A family-run venture, The Scallop Shell flies the flag for a fresh, sustainable catch from UK waters and Garry can be found front of house most days. Now occupying two floors, with a beautiful indoor/outdoor Upper Deck.
Beckford Canteen– The garden and terrace here are lovely suntraps to enjoy one of their delicious small plates, a glass of wine or a seasonal cocktail.
Dough– Enjoy an al fresco pizza in Kingsmead Square with plenty of options for vegans, vegetarians and even coeliacs.
Corkage– The ambience in the beautiful garden is every bit as special as the food. Part restaurant, part wine bar and shop, there’s an incredible wine list to accompany the super seasonal dishes of creatively cooked local produce.
Cosy Club- Do some quality people watching from the large balcony overlooking the Southgate shopping area and take your pick from their large menu of tapas-style nibbles, burgers, steaks and cocktails.
Ludo Sports Bar & Kitchen– A crowd-pleasing menu for you to enjoy while watching the latest sports fixtures, or just grabbing some lunch and drinks on their outdoor terrace.
Brasserie Beau– Take in the scenery on the grand South Parade from the terrrace outside Brasserie Beau, a great spot for people watching!
Emma’s Restaurant– Not only does this large bar and restaurant have its own Secret Garden for afternoon tea and gatherings, there’s also an outdoor terrace with views along the River Avon towards Pulteney Bridge and the hills beyond.
The Mint Room– Take a seat on their large roof terrace, which has its own bar, a stretch tent for cover and heaters for when the evenings get cooler.
Bosco– A neighbourhood restaurant inspired by the pizzerias of Naples and New York City, serving Neapolitan-style pizza and classic regional Italian dishes.
Bandook– The Courtyard can accommodate up to 35 people at a time. Running an all-day service from 12pm to 9pm, you can enjoy chai brunches, delicious lunches and cosy evening dinners.
The Stable– Take a seat outside this popular restaurant on Kingsmead Square and take your pick from a mouthwatering menu of pizza and pies.
The Roseate Villa- Escape to the tranquil gardens of this boutique hotel, where you can indulge in food and drink from their elegant Henrietta Bar.
Abbey Hotel– A top city centre spot for people-watching. Swing by for one of their alfresco tables on North Parade – a sought-after spot for city centre dining and watching the world go by.
Bath Brew House– Whether you’re popping in for a pint of beer brewed in their on-site brewery, or some delicious pub grub from their open kitchen, one of the most popular features is the large back garden, which hosts barbecues and live music in summer.
Vino Vino– Soaking up some rays alfresco with a glass of wine in hand has been part of Vino Vino’s appeal for years. Perfectly situated on Saw Close, close to Theatre Royal Bath and surrounded by other restaurants, it is a great spot for watching the world go by.
The Architect- Overlooking Pulteney Bridge with a small terrace that looks out onto the Abbey. You will find a bar stocked to the brim with wines, spirits and local ales as you enter through the grand entrance and then a large high-ceilinged room full of booths to nestle into and a mixture of sized tables for large or intimate visits.
Emberwood– Every dish we serve is a reflection of our pride in Bath. You’ll taste it in the ingredients sourced from local farmers, in the dishes crafted over our open hearth, and in cocktails inspired by the city’s rich cultural scene.
The Locksbrook Inn- Located on the bank of the canal in Lower Weston, the Locksbrook Inn is the perfect pitstop in Bath. Serving a delicious range of dishes, alongside proper pints and hand-selected wines.
The Boater- Boasting Bath’s biggest beer garden, four unique bars, three stylish dining areas and a plethora of cask ales and craft beers. The Boater is located right next to Pulteney Bridge, you can count on some spectacular river views too.
Ponte Vecchio- A stunning converted boat house enjoys arguably the most privileged view in the beautiful city of Bath, with large windows and an outdoor terrace. The menu offers perfectly prepared Italian classics which are complemented by daily specials created by their talented chefs reflecting the seasons.