I have no bad word against it here whatsoever!

This was my maiden trip to Bath on my partners recommendation and after disappointment in Swansea for breakfast, we decided this would be our stop. I was in awe from the get-go with the architecture of the area and The Raven managed to blend in and stand out all at once.

When we arrived, people were outside taking photos as part of a local walking tour and it was only 1045 so I was amazed at how busy the city had already gotten.

We parked at The Cattle Market near the Double Tree and it was only a short walk to Quiet Street and we were here.

We were welcomed straight off the bat by people who really looked like they enjoyed where they were! Our order was taken and I was all too enthusiastic to go exploring further!

The Raven is a bar/gallery/library set across three floors with a cosy, historic feel with the modern touches and quirks that also felt quite gothic in nature, it was really quite beautiful! I got so sidetracked on the third floor with the library that my partner had to message me down to get the main floor for our food!

We had a large breakfast with black pudding, which was served on a bed of spinach and I swear I have never had a breakfast like it! The hash brown was beautifully seasoned and 'ruddy' massive. The chipolatas were divine and I couldnt get enough of them!! All of which was locally sourced.

The bar has its own ale as well but given our time of day, we were reluctant to drink anything alcoholic, however we were very pleased to see little gift sets with cups and glasses merchandised with 'The Raven of Bath' on the side and a set now sit proudly in glass's cupboard.

The toilets were just right also with a gentlemans downstairs or a unisex up half a flight.

Pricing was reasonable too with the whole meal, two pots of earl great and the pint glass and gin glass coming well under £40.

5* would highly recommend and will be back!