STYLE | Destination


From day to night with Bath’s characteristic classy style


Nightlife


Acorn Restaurant – from the field to your fork, simply the best


The crème de la crème of our city dining experience. This exquisite vegan restaurant is certainly doing everything right when it comes to plant-based food.


The chef-proprietor, Richard Buckley, is a lifelong vegetarian who has rapidly established the Acorn as one of the country’s top plant-based eateries.


It is one of only two plant-based restaurants in the UK to be listed in both the 2018 Michelin Guide and The Good Food Guide. Richard is really pushing the boundaries when it comes to vegetable cuisine and undoubtedly brings out the best in local and seasonal produce.


The dishes we enjoyed at Acorn were incredibly creative. Every course delivered an array of exciting textures, colours and flavours. This amazing little place is not just for vegetarians or vegans, but for anyone who really enjoys imaginative, modern fine dining. In fact, the creativity and passion is portrayed in the whole dining experience, from a proficiently skilled team of staff and the carefully selected wine list, leading up to the wonderfully adventurous menu.


The venue itself is an intimate split- level trendy little restaurant set within one of Bath’s oldest buildings. An ideal place for any occasion, whether it’s a city lunch with friends or a cosy meal for two.


28 styleofwight.co.uk Richard Buckley


Style of Wight enjoyed... Radish sorbet, samphire, sourdough, mustard


Every part of a calabrese broccoli with smoked almond and slow cooked lentils


Burnt Wye Valley asparagus, almond curds, almond garlic dressing, lemon gel


Coffee infused cauliflower, hazelnut polenta


Mushroom parfait, celeriac, chicory


Strawberries, fennel, dill and sourdough


Chocolate, parsnip, nutmeg Francesco


Bath has a trendy nightlife scene if you’re looking for a drink with friends. We found a few stylish, comfortable cocktail bars including Sub 13 and Circo Bar. There’s also a selection of pubs, breweries and distilleries around the city. However, what’s nice about Bath’s city nightlife is that the ‘booming’ club scene usually found in city centres is all hidden and underground.


Overall Bath is a superb weekend destination, although… we think you’d want to stay all week!


Visit Bath – visitbath.co.uk - is a great start if planning a trip


Café Au Lait 12-14 Dorchester Street, BA1 1SS cafeaulait.co.uk t. 01225 571808


Abbey Hotel Bath North Parade, BA1 1LF abbeyhotelbath.co.uk t. 01225 461603


Thermae Bath Spa Hot Bath Street, Bath, BA1 1SJ thermaebathspa.com t. 01225 331234


Noya’s Kitchen 7 St James’s Parade, BA1 1UL noyaskitchen.co.uk t. 01225 684439


Acorn Restaurant 2 North Parade Passage, BA1 1NX acornrestaurant.co.uk t. 01225 446059


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