Bathampton Mill

Country Pubs are one of the things I really got used to after a few years living in the UK and I love everything about them. They are nice and cosy when the weather is not good but also perfect for when the sun is out.
Bathampton Mill is a riverside pub in Bath, along the Avon canal, which is perfect under any weather conditions. They serve pub food classic and have a large garden overlooking the river (beautiful scenery), with plenty of seats, which is a perfect set up to chill out in the sun. 




Garden



We went there on a warm sunny day and got food and drinks. Sunshine in the West Country meant I had to have a pint of cider – Mortimer’s Orchard, a nice fresh medium cider – and I went for an English classic: the Sunday roast chicken (served with goose-fat roasted potatoes, braised cabbage, honey-roasted parsnips, buttered kale, cauliflower cheese, Yorkshire pudding and gravy, sounds like poetry to me), which was delicious. 


Roast Chicken



If you ever visit Bath and want some rural setting, I would highly recommend you go to Bathampton Mill by boat: it makes the whole experience even better...
Location: Mill Lane, Bath BA2 6TS, United Kingdom

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