Thegriffinbath Reviews 

As visitors to Bath we stumbled across The Griffin and found it to be lively and pleasant in late afternoon. Very helpful staff. Recently we have found food in pubs to be very disappointing and expensive, but this wasn't. We had chicken and Korev pie, and coq au vin, and they were both excellent. If every pub provided this level of quality and service, people like us would come out to eat more often. Well done, Griffin!

Our recent visit to The Griffin Inn left us with a rather lukewarm impression. While the staff were generally helpful and attentive, the food unfortunately didn't quite live up to expectations, especially considering the prices.
My wife opted for the ploughman's (£17), which sadly featured a few crackers that were noticeably stale and cheese that had begun to dry out. While there was a generous portion of bread and some ham, the overall offering felt somewhat underwhelming for the cost.
I chose the steak and ale pie, served with chunky chips and some greens. The pie itself was decent enough, but again, the price point felt a little steep for what it was.
The atmosphere was pleasant enough, although one of the staff members seemed a little weary, though not impolite in any way.
Overall, our experience at The Griffin Inn was just okay. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't particularly memorable either. With a few tweaks to the freshness and value of the food, it has the potential to be much better.