Located in the heart of the beautiful city of Bath, the Tramshed offers a wide range of modern British dishes and contemporary Mediterranean fare in stunning surroundings. Housed, as the name would suggest, in a beautifully renovated tram shed, the decor includes a witty nod to the building's heritage with brightly painted tram wheels on the wall and large sofas in the shape of tram cars.

Close to the city centre and the stunning Royal Crescent, the Tramshed is also just a short walk from the Assembly Rooms and Pulteney Bridge. A seasonal menu delivers on the promise of fresh local produce, attracting locals and weary tourists alike.

Delicious starter of chermoula and fennel crusted squid with rocket, pineapple and spring onion salsa or smoked salmon with citrus ponzo dressing and fennel and herb salad whets the appetite. If you are with family and friends you could, alternatively, try the tasty sharing plates of Mediterranean mezze, baby back ribs or rustic breads.

Guests with hearty appetites will be delighted at The Tramshed's mains selection which includes spit roast maple gammon, Brussel sprout and parmesan gratin; spit roast chicken with lemon, garlic and thyme or pork fillet with pancetta, potato and apple croquette. Steak lovers will be pleased to note the presence of such favourites as rib eye steak with horseradish and parsley butter and chips and fillet steak garni with watercress, confit tomato, grilled mushroom and hand-cut jenga chips.

The burger selection offers a classic burger with gherkin, mustard mayo, cheese, relish and chips with bacon or chorizo and a black and blue burger with dolcette and mushrooms. Choice of pasta or a stone-baked pizza offers smoked haddock macaroni and a fruit de mer pizza with tuna, prawns, anchovies and pineapple salsa.

To kick start the day, the breakfast menu offers a traditional English breakfast, eggs Benedict, bacon sandwich or smoked salmon and scrambled egg accompanied by sourdough or wholegrain toast, English muffins or Danish pastries. For a healthy start there's choice of granola with cranberry and apricot, Greek yoghurt and honey, porridge with banana, cinnamon and almond and grapefruit with ginger sugar and mint. Tea, coffee or juice completes the selection.

Delectable desserts of apple and blackcurrant crumble with vanilla custard, choux bun with espresso and chocolate sauce and white chocolate crème brûlée satisfy the sweetest tooth.

The Tram Shed takes its wine seriously and the fine selection on offer reflects this. Take your pick from a range of Mediterranean whites and reds as well as a sprinkling of examples from the rest of the world. This includes an Airen from Spain, a Sangiovese from Italy, a Rothschild Bordeaux, a South African Chenin Blanc, a Chilean Chardonnay and a Merlot from California. There's also a variety of aperitifs, disgestifs and non-alcoholic drinks to suit all tastes. They also offer a fabulous wine club, with regular tastings throughout the year to friends of the restaurant.

In a city full of fine restaurants such as Bath what helps set the Tramshed apart is the unwavering commitment to its customers. There's no tacky happy hour here, instead Sparkling Thursday offers a complementary glass of Pimms Royale and discounted bubbly all day.

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