Oak Restaurant

Walked past whilst wandering Bath and noticed the “small plates” offering.. so booked straight away for the evening. The setting is very relaxing, quite dark lighting, tables set up well and not overly packed in. Then service was so lovely and laid back. Offered advice and knowledge but never pretentious. The ravioli was so good we ordered another portion. Wine was delicious. Dessert was stunning! Recommended 4 plates and was the right amount. Overall what a pleasant surprise from a passing by find. Will recommend to any veggie friend coming to visit.

This is a really very, very good restaurant. The intimate interior and beautiful, timeless decor create an illusion of dining virtually in these guys’ home, and the passionate, caring and committed team build on that. The food is simply joyful. Three of us shared pretty much one of each small plate - which are really not so small, and it was honestly top notch. Dinner for three, including two glasses of very decent wine, came in at about £80, which for this standard of vegetarian cooking seemed like a bargain. Boof!

Lovely restaurant, quality food and a warm welcome from Ali (thank you). Small plates of food which add-up in cost plus service charge but we loved the delicious and quality vegetarian dishes very much. We will be back to try more food and to feel looked after by the caring service you provide. So delicious, we recommend the lovely food and service, you will loved it! Thank you, Oak Restaurant, Lyndon & Peter.

We had such a lovely dinner here yesterday! My girlfriends and I walked up without a reservation and despite it being a glorious summer evening on a v busy Saturday, Kyria (the sweetest host/server ever) squeezed us in and even treated us to the window seat, even though they needed it back for a reservation in an hour. So cozy! We were a little nervous about that time restriction, but needn’t have been, as the food came out fast. Everything was delicious! We each ordered two mains and one or two starters and found that to be a perfect amount of food. I especially loved the cauliflower and cannellini beans (had to get some yummy bread to soak up the delicate broth—so good, please make a cook book so I can have this recipe), and the roasted tomato and ricotta special was troppo buono as well. Paired with the recommended chilled red wine, couldn’t have asked for a better summer meal. What a lovely and memorable dining experience, easily the best of our time in England thus far. A huge thank you to Kyria (and the entire Oak team) for taking such good care of us!

We wanted something healthy in the area and Oak was suggested. Both the food and service were amazing. I got the courgette flat bread and tomato (almond?) butter. The flat bread was my absolute favourite. The bread was also wonderful. 10/10 would recommend and will be stopping by again when next I’m in Bath.

Lovely plant based restaurant in the middle of Bath. It is one of the very few that offers plant based food in that area. The service and the presentation were great. They forgot to add a little candle on the dessert I ordered for my partner's birthday, even though I requested it a day before and personally asked the waiter a second time when I arrived at the restaurant. But it happens... We opted for the "feast menu", it was incredibly rich and the dishes were nicely thought through. We loved every dish that was served on the table. Don't be fooled by the portions, they look small but they will fill you up before you know it. Would recommend if you're in Bath.

A very enjoyable dining experience. Staff are incredibly friendly and the dishes are so interesting and come quickly. The atmosphere feels relaxed. My friend and I couldn't stop talking about what we were eating, as the flavours were unique. Their homemade bread is delicious. The menu is constantly changing but we tried the purple sprouting, potato ravioli, mung bean fritters with chutney and chicory with blood orange. After enjoying our meal we decided to go for dessert as well. It's a shame because these were definitely not as nice as the main! The chocolate gnash was incredibly salty. Would have been happier to have skipped dessert. Overral a great evening and experience but I'll be sticking to the savoury courses.

Cute little place. Small portions and London prices but worth it if you like to try new things (we are not vegetarians). The bread and the artichokes were delicious. The ravioli were good too. Not a fan of the cauliflower stew and the cabbage (plus, the latter was messy to eat). The salad was quite meh. You'll need 2 1/2 or 3 plates per person. For parents: There is no nappy changing table but I'm not sure one would fit even if they tried, the bathrooms are tiny.