Ring O Bells, Bath

The Ring o' Bells is situated on a lively street near Bath Spa station. It is under the same ownership as the Curfew where I had been earlier. The ground floor bar has a stone floor with a couple of TVs. There are a few framed shirts (I asssume rugby) under a skylight which helps gives the rear of the room a little light. Old pictures of Bath can be seen on the walls. 5 cask ales were on - Otter Bitter & Amber, St Austell Outta Time, Bass & Timothy Taylor Landlord. Electric Bear Tondo was on keg. Ciders were Thatcher's Gold & Stan's Cheddar Valley. Food is served. Although nobody was eating during my mid-afternoon visit. There is a specials board to the side of the bar listing a chicken burger for £16 and a lamb rump steak for £21. Sunday roasts are also served from 12-4. Playing cards were on a shelf underneath the skylight, along with loads of flyers for the area. A wifi code can be found opposite the bar and both children and dogs are allowed in. With the toilets being upstairs, it gave me chance to take a peak in another room on the first floor which seemed to be either for dining or functions. With the pub being on a bank, the pub garden could be accessed by some steps to the rear of the first floor room. As always in Bath, rugby appears to be very popular in this pub. Tickets to watch the local game with Bristol in the pub were being sold for £20. Luckily it was a bit quieter for my visit and I have to say that my St Austell Outta Time was quite nice. My opinion of that brewery has gone up significantly with some of their more recent beers.