The interior of the Packhorse has been superbly and sympathetically refurbished, and, outside, at the rear, there is a gorgeous garden overlooked by the church. High quality food is served and booking is recommended!

There are two traditional tap rooms downstairs, with a central hallway with bar counter, that echo the original pub layout, plus two 'new' rooms upstairs for drinking and eating.

The Talbot Inn is a lovely old traditional coaching inn located in the heart of the historic village of Mells. This multi room pub features a main bar situated in the main building with a 'sitting room' in the adjoining old barn. Usually up to three ales are on in the main bar.

The on-site micro brewery, Bath Brew House, produces two regular beers, malty Gladiator (3.9%) and the hoppier, citrussy Emperor (4.4%) and up to four additional beers. The bar also has a four-tap craft beer font serving artisan beers from both the UK and around the world.

Situated in the Trinity area of Frome, the Griffin was formerly the brewery tap for Milk Street (now Frome) brewery, which has moved to the outskirts of the town. Up to three Frome ales and guests, as well as a range of craft beers and ciders. The main bar retains some original features such as etched windows and wooden floor. A newly expanded patio 'garden' can be found out at the back of the pub.

A Brunning & Price pub, opened on 23 Jun 2022, on the ground floor of the imposing Empire Hotel overlooking Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge. Converted from a former restaurant, the interior is imposing and opulent with high ceilings and plenty of seating for diners and drinkers. They have a good range of ales on, with four regulars, including their own Brunning beers, plus two changing guests