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The Pump Room, Bath, South West England

The Pump Room

$$$

City Centre · Bath, South West England

Afternoon TeaBritish

The Pump Room is a Georgian salon beside the Roman Baths that has served as Bath's social hub for over 200 years. Afternoon tea is served in sittings at 12:00, 2:00 and 4:00 pm beneath the chandeliers, accompanied by live classical music, with a morning brunch and bakery service from 10 am.

Known For

  • Jane Austen Afternoon Tea
  • Plain and fruit scones with West Country clotted cream
  • Poached salmon and caper butter sandwich
  • Live classical music at tea

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