Amarone Kitchen
Amarone Kitchen
Amarone Kitchen
Amarone Kitchen
Amarone Kitchen
Amarone Kitchen

Amarone Kitchen is an independent Italian restaurant located in the historic Beau Nash House in Bath, UK. The menu features freshly made pasta, locally sourced steaks, and seafood from the Dorset coast, complemented by homemade desserts. The wine list includes selections from renowned Italian family estates, with Amarone wine available by both the glass and bottle. The restaurant offers private hire for up to 40 guests and is popular among both tourists and regular clientele.

What each source says

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What visitors single out

Liked

  • Accommodating to Dietary Needs The restaurant is praised for its ability to accommodate dietary restrictions, including gluten-free options and adjustments to dishes.
  • Excellent Pre-Theatre Location Situated right next to Theatre Royal, this restaurant offers a convenient and ideal spot for a pre-theatre dinner.
  • Friendly and Attentive Service Many reviewers have highlighted the warm, welcoming, and attentive service provided by the staff.
  • High-Quality, Authentic Italian Cuisine Amarone offers tasty, authentic Italian dishes, with fresh ingredients and homemade pasta and desserts.
  • Lovely Ambiance and Decor The restaurant offers a cozy and romantic atmosphere with a stylish interior and decor.

Criticised

  • Hit or Miss Atmosphere Some diners find the decor and music charming, others find it out of place for an Italian restaurant, which might turn some people off.
  • Inconsistent Dessert Quality Some diners have found the desserts, particularly the panna cotta, to be disappointing in terms of taste and texture.
  • Manager's Rushed Service Certain reviews mention the manager hurrying diners, especially when the restaurant is not at full capacity, which can detract from the overall experience.
  • Potentially Pricey While many found the experience worth the cost, some felt that the portion sizes were small for the price, especially for steak dishes.
  • Wine-Focused Beverage Selection The drinks menu is heavily wine-focused, with limited options for beer drinkers.

The longer read

Amarone Kitchen is an Italian restaurant in Bath, praised for its authentic cuisine, friendly and attentive service, and convenient location, especially for pre-theatre dining due to its proximity to the Theatre Royal. Many reviewers highlight the quality of the food, noting that it often exceeds their expectations for Italian cuisine outside of Italy. The menu features a variety of pasta dishes, including carbonara, ragu, and lobster pasta, as well as seafood and meat options like sea bass and steak. Several reviewers specifically recommend the risotto and various pasta dishes, mentioning their balanced flavors and proper preparation. Many appreciate the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients. Gluten-free options are available and well-received. Service is a consistent highlight, with staff members frequently mentioned by name for their attentiveness, friendliness, and knowledge of the menu. They are often described as welcoming and accommodating, even when busy. The atmosphere is generally considered romantic and intimate, with a cozy and stylish decor. Some reviewers appreciate the vintage photographs and music, while others find the decor slightly dated. The restaurant can be busy, especially on weekends and before theatre performances, so reservations are recommended. While most reviewers find the prices reasonable for the quality of food and service, a few mention that some dishes, particularly steaks, are a bit pricey. Portion sizes are generally considered appropriate, although a few reviewers felt that some dishes could be more generous. Some reviewers have noted the manager and his team going above and beyond to accommodate special requests, such as gluten-free options or specific dietary needs. The restaurant is also praised for its wine list, with staff offering helpful recommendations. A few reviewers experienced rushed service or disliked certain desserts, but these issues are relatively infrequent compared to the overwhelmingly positive feedback. Many visitors express their intention to return, some even planning future trips to Bath specifically to dine at Amarone again. The location in Beau Nash House adds to the restaurant's appeal. Reviewers consistently describe the experience as exceptional, highlighting the combination of great food, attentive service, and a pleasant atmosphere.

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Getting there

Phone
+44 1225 330030
Website
amaroneristorante.co.uk
Opening hours
Mon 12:00 - 14:30, 17:00 - 21:45
Tue 12:00 - 14:30, 17:00 - 21:45
Wed 12:00 - 14:30, 17:00 - 21:45
Thu 12:00 - 14:30, 17:00 - 21:45
Fri 12:00 - 14:30, 17:00 - 21:45
Sat 12:00 - 22:00
Sun Closed

Against the neighbourhood

Rated 4.5 against a median of 4.6 across the 39 places to eat we hold for Bath, where the most-reviewed is The Ivy Bath Brasserie & Garden.

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