Green Park Station, Bath, BA1 1JB
Harden's survey result
Summary
“A good, no-nonsense place to eat, with outside heaters” – this local landmark is housed in an old 1870s station on the fringe of the city centre (next to the old Ironbridge railway line) and is celebrating over 30 years in business. Billing itself as a steakhouse and jazz bar – and they also do a good line in pizza – it doesn’t aim for foodie fireworks, but is well-rated across the board.
Summary
A converted old railway station provides a “pretty setting amongst the trees, next to the (currently) abandoned Ironbridge railway line” at this ‘casual dining steakhouse and jazz bar’. On limited feedback, it remains well-rated all-round for its “basic-but-honest menu, with local ingredients from local suppliers and beer supplied by a local microbrewery”.
Summary
“Good value, reasonable food at a reasonable price in a decent setting with good staff” – the straightforward and upbeat formula that earns a listing for this ‘casual dining steakhouse and jazz bar’, which occupies a converted Victorian station.
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Owner's description
Live jazz, fantastic food and a stunning historic setting, Green Park Brasserie is highly recommended by The Sunday Times. One of Bath's leading independent restaurants, Green Park Brasserie is known for its fantastic seasonal, local produce.
Now in our 28th year, at Green Park Brasserie we've been championing Bath's independent food scene since we opened our doors in 1992.
Set in a historic old train station in Bath city centre the restaurant is family owned and run by Bath local Andrew Peters and his son, Alex. Green Park Brasserie has earned a reputation for quality food and live music with recommendations from The Sunday Times, AOL Travel and The Guardian.
Live Music
We welcome some outstanding musicians and bands every week. Live jazz, soul, funk and swing music fills the restaurant every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday night in our historic venue - an old railway station ticketing hall (booking advised).
Local Produce
We're proud to source from Bath and the South West of England, working closley with local farmers and suppliers to produce affordable, quality food in a unique environment.
Menus
Our menus range from seasonal specials (Scallops, Beef Shin, Hake, Duck Confit) and classics such as Newton Farm Steaks (reared just 3 miles from their kitchen), Sea Bass, Burgers, Castlemead Farm Chicken and Fish Pie the menu also caters for vegan, gluten free and other dietary requirements. The Early Diner (2 courses £14, 3 courses £18) is available for tables ordering before 6.30pm.
Location
We're just 5 minutes stroll from the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey, you’ll first notice Green Park Brasserie by it’s stunning 1800’s facade and welcoming lighting.
Prices
| Availability | 2 courses | 3 courses |  |
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| Pretheatre | £14.00 | £18.00 |  |
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Traditional European menu
| Starter | Main | Veggies | Pudding |
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| £6.50 | £15.00 | £4.00 | £6.00 |
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| Wine per bottle | £19.50 |
| Filter Coffee | £2.20 |
Restaurant details
The chef
Lead by Head Chef Steve Derry, the Brasserie team produce fresh, seasonal dishes working closely with the Bath Farmers' Market and producers across Somerset, Devon and Cornwall.
Green Park Station, Bath, BA1 1JB
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Opening hours
| Monday | 12 pm‑5 pm, 5 pm‑10 pm |
| Tuesday | 12 pm‑5 pm, 5 pm‑10 pm |
| Wednesday | 12 pm‑5 pm, 5 pm‑10 pm |
| Thursday | 12 pm‑5 pm, 5 pm‑10 pm |
| Friday | 11 am‑5 pm, 5 pm‑11:30 pm |
| Saturday | 11 am‑5 pm, 5 pm‑11:30 pm |
| Sunday | 12 pm‑5 pm, 5 pm‑10 pm |
