Reviews - Old Green Tree
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Nestled within the historic walls of Bath, this charming pub is a cherished gem celebrated for its old-world character and cozy atmosphere. With an impressive selection of real ales, including the renowned Pitchfork, patrons are treated to a delightful drinking experience. The intimate venue, often bustling, exudes a sense of community, especially during local events. The food, particularly the excellent fish and chips, complements the drinks perfectly. Friendly and attentive staff enhance the welcoming vibe, making it a must-visit for both locals and tourists seeking an authentic taste of Bath's rich history and vibrant pub culture.
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I used to frequent Old Green Tree when I worked in Bath, but this was my first visit in about a decade. I'm happy to report that it hasn't changed a bit. The venue is cozy, featuring three bars, although two of them don’t accept cash directly; you place your order at the bar. They have an outstanding selection of beers, including Pitchfork, which they are especially known for. View all feedback.
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Last update : 19.08.2025
Great little pub, and I do mean little. The atmosphere is exactly what you are thinking of when you picture a little English pub. Stopped in without knowing what to expect. Bar tender was super friendly and helpful, the locals in the bar were chatty and we sat for a couple hours talking. Was a great time, on the reccomend list for sure! Price per person: £10–20 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
This little pub had a lovely atmosphere. Good range of real ale. And pleasant staff. Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
Last update : 08.12.2022
I truly adore this delightful vintage pub! They offer an excellent variety of beers, and the food is outstanding; I had the fish and chips today, and it was phenomenal. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, and I really appreciate the ambiance. I always try to stop by whenever I'm in Bath, although I usually only dine here on weekends.
I absolutely love this charming pub filled with old-world character. They offer a great selection of beers, and the food is excellent—today I had the fish and chips, which were fantastic. The staff is friendly and attentive, and I really appreciate the atmosphere. We try to immerse ourselves in this experience every time we visit Bath, although we only seem to eat here on weekends.
300 years old building and one of the smallest pubs in the city. a constant entry in the camra good beer guide often up to 6 real ales. tiny oak disguised bars that are often crowded and stand space only when there is a home rugby game. choose their moment and enjoy a unique place. great selection of good wine and malz whisky.
My favourite experience in England, was sitting here and talking to the keeper, having a pint or traditional ale in a very traditional pub. It invoked historical nostalgia. A must place for a quick or long pint.



