Amarone - Bath and North East Somerset

Found by chance wandering through city centre and glad we did. Stylish little place, food excellent and very friendly service. Top marks.

Their restaurant is small but has a lovely atmosphere. The staff and friendly and very professional. The food is out of this world! Not a massive menu but it allows them to absolutely ail the food! The food was sublime, blown away and lovely wine from a wide choice. Will return in again!

Upon arrival, the restaurant's decor, both inside and outside, is quite impressive. The waitress was friendly, and the starter and main course were delicious. I highly recommend the lobster pasta. However, the peach panna cotta dessert did not taste like peach and the cream had a grainy texture. The most peculiar aspect of the evening was the manager, who seemed eager to hurry diners through their meals and out the door, despite the restaurant being half empty on a Tuesday night. He was constantly moving between tables, and we were barely finished with dessert when he presented the bill. Additionally, he opened a window, causing the restaurant to become significantly cooler and prompting the table closest to the window to leave immediately. The waitress, thankfully, did not rush us while paying. Overall, I would rate the experience a 4 out of 5, as the starter, main course, and atmosphere were enjoyable, but were overshadowed by the disappointing dessert and the manager's push to rush patrons.

The best meal since arriving in England. Great food. Great wine and exceptional service. Will definitely be back next time we are in England. Would visit Bath again just to eat at Amarone.

I booked well in advance for a meal at 5.45pm prior to a visit to the theatre next door at 7.30pm . On arrival I was quizzed and the manager demanded the table back for 7pm. Not the warmest welcome. I felt like saying “well you better hurry up and take my order then”. The starter of breaded artichoke was good. The main of parmigiana was ok. It would have been better with some crusty bread and a salad. A bit pricey at £19 but nice enough. The sweet was average. I’d go back but the menu choice for vegetarians was very limited.