

Montagu’s Mews is a new bar and dining experience at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa. Expect fresh, local ingredients, inspired style and flawless service. Relax and treat yourself to special moments that become lasting memories. Head Chef Martin Blake and team cook the best in locally sourced, contemporary dining. From breakfast to afternoon tea, every meal is be served with knowledge and passion by a team that understands the value of exceptional service. The glamorous bar offers crafted local botanicals, small batch spirits and imaginatively curated wines and cocktails. A newly created outdoor terrace allows our guests to enjoy dining outside even if the barometer drops, there’s no finer spot for a summer sundowner.
Elevated hotel dining with à la carte & tasting menus, plus options for outdoor seating & picnics.
Hours
| Monday | 7 AM–10:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–10:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–10:30 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–10:30 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 16 Royal Cres, Bath BA1 2LS, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1225 823333
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: thefork.co.uk
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Reviews
This was a special occasion as I was celebrating my birthday and I had traveled from Cardiff to visit my daughter who is in uni.
Got off to a bad start when the server who greeted us made a comment which was supposed to be funny but I thought he was being serious. Note to staff, obtain a rapport with your customers before you try to be funny but end up embarrassing them.
We were booked in for the festive afternoon tea which I was very excited about. We were told we could order unlimited teas. This would be great if the staff who take your tea order actually brings it out to you. I had to ask multiple times.
As for the food, sandwiches were fine. Nothing special. Scones were lovely. Warm and buttery. The festive bun was a strange flavour and overpowering.
The sweet treats were the biggest disappointment. We didn’t enjoy any of the flavours. Very much style over substance. The polenta cake tasted like curry. The macaron was way too sweet.
Service continued to be poor. No one checked on us to ask if all was ok. Our plates were not cleared away and we were sat there for almost an hour before I called someone to ask for the bill.
I honestly wish i’d complained, especially considering how expensive it was. By that point, my daughter and I just wanted to leave.
It was a huge shame as it is a beautiful venue. Sadly I would not recommend and I will not be returning.
Exquisite bites of cake and pastry and the finger sandwiches were divine too.
Cannot recommend the afternoon tea enough and the service was superb too!
The staff were attentive and personable. We never felt ignored. Lots of opportunities to try different teas and get sandwich top ups.
Also, the setting is very pretty. I can imagine the gardens in the Summer are beautiful
Service staff was polite and made an effort to make sure our dietary restrictions were accomodated. There was a slight issue early on with incorrect sandwich serving but quickly rectified.
Overall — I would highly recommend this place. One of the best afternoon tea experiences.
From a vegan perspective, the menu was fine but slightly underwhelming. Flavours were very muted across the dishes and the portion sizes were small. The one real standout was the beetroot dish, which was also the only warm dish I was served and, unfortunately, the most memorable part of the meal for the right reasons.
My wife is gluten-free and her menu was tailored, which we appreciated. However, the compromises made weren’t ideal. Additional vegan dishes were added for her, but these were also small and lacked depth of flavour. A cheese course was served before dessert, which felt a little odd, and the dessert itself had a grainy texture that didn’t land well.
From a food perspective, the experience didn’t quite deliver, especially given the expectations.
That said, the restaurant itself is beautiful, and the staff were exceptional – warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, which made the overall experience far more enjoyable than the food alone would have allowed.
We took our seats and were then given a choice of teas or coffees. I went with a ‘Chocolate Brownie Tea’ which was surprisingly delicious – I would highly recommend trying it. You can try a variety of teas or coffees as they offer top-ups throughout the experience.
The main attraction then came shortly afterwards. It featured 3 tiers of delicious sandwiches, cakes and scones. Every element of the Afternoon Tea was impeccable, much like the ambience and service. The highlight had to be the Bath Bun, which was a real sugary treat, alongside the Patisserie items. They also offered a free top-up of the Sandwiches which was generous.
We enjoyed a glass of Champagne alongside our Afternoon Tea, and it all felt rather extravagant – but that’s what Afternoon Tea is all about. There was a beautiful outdoor seating area too, which I imagine would be wonderful to enjoy your Afternoon Tea outside if the sun was shining.
Overall, the entire experience was superb and I cannot fault a thing. Every element of the Afternoon Tea was delectable, the service was impeccable and the surroundings were wonderful. If you’re looking for a treat while you’re in Bath – I would highly recommend a visit to The Royal Crescent Hotel for Afternoon Tea at Montagué’s Mews.