Diana's Cafe

Stopped off here for a coffee as I was early for a train and as this place is only just across the road it was ideal. Had a flat white which was lovely and at £3 good value. Was very quiet when I went in about 430pm but had a nice atmosphere and decor. Was pleased to see they do Full English Breakfast so will pop back when I have more time to try it 😋 This is a nice place and worth a visit

A quaint and cozy spot just across from the Bath train station. My husband and I stopped in for breakfast and coffee on our way out of the city and everything was absolutely delightful. Reasonably priced, a long list of options, gluten free options, and fresh! We also stored our luggage here while we were away and it was nearly half the price of the luggage storage next to us. Whom I believe is the owner was so kind and helpful. Highly recommend stopping in!

I had been passing through Bath and spent a few days to relax, and was staying at a local hotel. The local hotel restaurant was NOTHING compared to the food & service that was provided at Diana’s. There was so much passion and love behind the service, that translated into the food and atmosphere of the cafe. Not only were the vibes immaculate, but the kindness of the owner and his family made it feel like I had been there a million times before. The English breakfast, flat white, and everything in between was 10/10.. PERFECT. If you’re looking to have a genuinely great experience while you’re in Bath, look no further than Diana’s. Thank you x I’ll be back!

As a visitor to Bath I was depressed by the insidious infiltration of large cafe chains here, as everywhere . We discovers Diana’s which is a really lovely independent cafe which eschews uniformity with the chains, instead opting for its own decor style. The coffee was really tasty, as was the halloumi panini. And the chocolate brownie was fabulous. It’s nice to see this cafe supports organic coffee production and the only thing missing is that they don’t serve loose leaf tea. I’ve been spoilt where I live as a number of the cafes nearby serve St Martins loose leaf tea. Nowadays I opt for coffee when the tea is only served from bags - life is too short. Overall a lovely individual place to get refreshment.