Nonna’s

According to the owner of the B&B we stayed at, this restaurant is her favourite in Bath. It was a Sunday, and most things in Bath are closed, so we thought we super lucked out that this place is open. Unfortunately, it was terrible luck. Maybe it was me and my love for seafood, as the food we ordered is terribly fishy tasting.
We started with a bruschetta with octopus (polpo) and all you can smell is fish when the dish arrived — and of course it’s all you can taste.
For dinner, I got the seafood linguine in tomato and white wine sauce and my boyfriend got the beef ravioli. The good thing is that the linguini was not short of seafood, with shrimps, prawns, mussels, calamari, and octopus. The terrible part is that it all tasted like old fish. I tried my bf’s ravioli and i thought it was pretty good, but he complained about it the entire time, saying it was not that good — and really, anything is probably pretty good compared to my fishy linguine.
The service was odd too. We felt rushed despite there was no one in the restaurant, and the server kept trying to get us to order more food and didn’t like the fact we didn’t order wine (had to drive) or dessert (the starter and mains were too terrible for us to want to eat whatever else they had to offer).
The bill was reasonable i suppose, at around 10 – 15 quid a dish. I wish this wasn’t where i ate for the day of my bday.

If you are ever in Bath, England eat dinner at Nonna’s. The food is excellent, the prices are reasonable and the service is good as well. It is like a West LA Bistro, we loved it.

Great restaurant, amazing pizzas and other food. Really friendly staff!