Coeur de Lion, Bath

This is a tiny pub on one of Baths many alleyways. There’s just a few settles and chairs downstairs but there’s more seating upstairs. The front windows of the pub are all stained glass and there’s a great picture of the pub and the alley covered in snow on the wall. It’s very cosy and friendly in our experience. There are 4 handpumps which were serving Abbey Bellringer and Heritage, no surprise there as this is the Abbey brewery tap, along with two guests. I had both the Abbey ales and both were very good pints. One to have on the list when visiting Bath.

Possibly the smallest of Bath's small pubs but we still managed to get a seat when popping in at the end of a Bath crawl recently. That's the beauty of small pubs, people tend not to get precious about “their space” and will always make room for others. Purportedly the only pub in England with this name.

Cosy little pub with friendly locals and staff. Serving 4 real ales in good condition 2 of which were from a local brewer and on this occaision there was a great pint of Durdle Door. It is easily found in the town centre and a nice place to stop for a swift one...or two.

One of the smallest pubs in Bath.A couple of real ales on.I remember going to this pub in the 60s when it was a Devenish house and a sign on the window still survives.Nice outside seating area.