Treetop Café — Restaurant in Bath

Travelled here from westbury as it was my sons Birthday and he suffers with Crohn’s disease and has a special dietary needs. He had looked at the menu from the website and also seen this company plastered all over instagram. We arrived at about 12.15pm walked in to about 4 different members of staff who didn’t greet any of us in anyway! So we found that we could sit in these 4 comfy chairs.. I went and asked for a menu … the girl looked at me and pointed to one on the counter! I took it to my son and daughter in law … straight away it says Breakfast until 12? But in all your advertising you say All day breakfast? Also the item my son was going to have, Apple crumble porridge doesn’t exist? Well needless to say we then left and it would be only right the rectified these problems/failings for other people with dietary...

Lovely cafe for a coffee/bite with a friend!

Been a few times now over the past couple of months and been really impressed with the great job the owners have done with the refurb.

I read a previous review prior to my first visit that suggested less than 5*. Personally I that have never experienced anything negative mentioned- only great service, in a friendly and clean environment.

I went again last Sunday and had such a lovely time with my friend I felt compelled to review! I particularly love the French toast (with added bacon) and the Biscoff croissants!

I would recommend this place for anyone wanting a light airy, relaxed cafe with a variety of light bites- slightly away from the hectic and often long wait times of the centre...

A lovely place with a nice view out over central Bath. We only went for coffee (and cake for my friend) but it looks like they do lunch as well. A nice selection of cakes and snacks, with vegan and gluten free options available; four different kinds of non dairy milk and decaf also available (as well as lots of soft drinks, which would be good for a hot day!) The location is great - you can visit the museum at Royal Crescent and then pop over for a cuppa! It also overlooks the Bowls and Tennis courts so you might see people playing... Quite busy and noisy but that's not surprising! I imagine it's quieter during the week. Overall, a lovely place to visit - but you might have to share a long table, as long as that doesn't...