The Elder Restaurant, Bath Travel Guide
Free Guide: Experience refined modern British cuisine with a focus on seasonal wild game in Bath’s elegant Georgian setting.
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Experience refined modern British cuisine with a focus on seasonal wild game in Bath’s elegant Georgian setting.
The Elder Restaurant in Bath offers a refined modern British dining experience focused on seasonal, locally sourced wild game and seafood. Set in a stylish Georgian building with a warm, clubby atmosphere, the restaurant is known for its innovative tasting menus, bespoke cocktails, and attentive service. Led by chef Mike Robinson and Executive Chef Liam Goldstone, The Elder celebrates British ingredients with creativity and sustainability at its core.
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Opening hours
- MonClosed
- TueClosed
- Wed6 pm–11 pm
- Thu6 pm–11 pm
- Fri6 pm–11 pm
- Sat6 pm–11 pm
- Sun12:30 pm–3:30 pm, 6 pm–9 pm
Opening hours as listed on the venue’s Google Business Profile. Hours can change for services and special events, so check with the venue before you go.
- Address
- 2-8 S Parade, Bath BA2 4AB
- Phone
- Website
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A Distinctive Dining Experience in Historic Bath
Nestled within a beautiful Georgian building on South Parade, The Elder Restaurant presents a sophisticated yet welcoming setting that blends historic charm with contemporary elegance. The interior evokes a gentleman’s club ambiance, featuring tan leather banquettes, dark green panelled walls adorned with hunting prints and taxidermy, and warm, subdued lighting that creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere. This unique decor perfectly complements the restaurant’s culinary focus on British game and wild produce.
Seasonal Menus Celebrating British Game and Sustainability
Under the guidance of renowned chef Mike Robinson and Executive Chef Liam Goldstone, The Elder crafts menus that highlight the best of British wild food through a nose-to-tail approach. The offerings change seasonally to showcase local game such as fallow deer, mallard, and wild boar, alongside fresh seafood from the British coast. Dishes are thoughtfully prepared with technical skill and artistic presentation, often featuring multiple textures and flavors that celebrate the ingredients’ provenance and quality. Vegetarian and vegan options are also thoughtfully incorporated, ensuring a diverse culinary experience.
Signature Dishes and Culinary Highlights
Signature creations include the warming "Game Tea," a consommé of venison and beef stock served with homemade granary bread and Jersey butter, evoking traditional British game shoots with a refined twist. Other standout dishes often feature fallow deer served with seasonal accompaniments, wild boar pâté en croûte, and expertly cooked mallard with complementary sauces and garnishes. Desserts like the "Elder Chocolate Bar" combine nostalgic flavors such as aerated chocolate, salted caramel, and popcorn ice cream, providing a memorable finale.
Service and Atmosphere: A Balance of Elegance and Warmth
The Elder prides itself on delivering attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly service that enhances the overall dining experience. Staff are passionate about the menu and eager to share insights on dishes and wine pairings, creating a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. While the restaurant maintains an exclusive feel, it avoids pretension, making fine dining accessible and enjoyable. The venue’s layout into smaller rooms and a cocktail bar adds to the sense of privacy and exclusivity.
Commitment to Sustainability and Local Sourcing
Sustainability is central to The Elder’s philosophy, with a strong emphasis on sourcing ingredients locally and responsibly. The restaurant’s approach to game cookery includes utilizing the whole animal, reducing waste and honoring traditional British culinary heritage. This ethos resonates with discerning diners seeking authentic, environmentally conscious dining options.
Accessibility and Practical Information
Located at street level with no steps, The Elder offers easy access and accessible toilets, ensuring comfort for all guests. The intimate size of the restaurant, with just 42 covers, encourages advance reservations to secure a table. Dining here promises a journey through the best of British seasonal cuisine, enhanced by expert wine pairings and bespoke cocktails.
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Best time to go
Quietest: Jan, Feb & Mar · before 10am
Busy times are Evendo estimates for a typical year, to help you plan. Actual crowds vary with events, school holidays and the weather.
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