Concept visual of The Beagle On shopfront at 35 Gay Street, Bath

The Beagle

On Gay Street · Bath

Good food, good company, and a proper welcome.

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Neighbourhood dining Georgian Bath Opening Autumn 2026
Our story

A new chapter on Gay Street

We've spent our lives in hospitality, and The Beagle is the place we've always wanted to open ourselves: a restaurant with real character, run by people you'll actually meet, in a Grade II listed Georgian building we love.

Nobody said getting a commercial kitchen into a listed building in a World Heritage city would be easy, and it wasn't. The plans have been torn up more than once. We're sharing the whole journey as we build: the highs, the lows and the dust. Andrew breaks things. Lindsay fixes them.

Lindsay & Andrew

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Gay Street
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Floors
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Beagle
Concept render of the dining room under the skylight
A first look

The rooms, taking shape

Early concept visuals of 35 Gay Street: sage green panelling, leather banquettes, and a wall or two of hounds and horses. The brief for the feel of the place is simple. Welcoming, friendly, and easy to lose a couple of hours in.

Concept render of the dining room
The Dining Room
Under the skylight
Concept render of the bar
The Bar
Marble & brass
Concept render of the fireside room
The Fireside Room
Lower ground

These are early concept visuals. The finished rooms will have their own surprises. That's half the fun.

From the kitchen

Pudding first, obviously

The menu is still being argued over, but two things are already non negotiable: a pear tatin (better than apple, if you can believe it) and the rice pudding made to Lindsay's mum's recipe. There is a certain fondness for milk puddings in this partnership. More on that soon.

The rest of the menu? You'll have to join the waitlist.

Find us

In the heart of Georgian Bath

35 Gay Street, Bath BA1 2NT
Ground & lower ground floor

A few steps from The Circus and Queen Square, on one of Bath's loveliest streets. Jane Austen lived at number 25. We'll try to keep the noise down.

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Opening dates, menu previews and first dibs on launch night tables. No noise, just the good stuff, occasionally.

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