Valentines Day

This Valentine’s Day, Bath will play host to lovers who are looking to make new memories, explore the city or in the case of those who choose to dine with us at the Olive Tree, sample some of the finest and most unique dishes the city has to offer. We are sure you have already been toying with a few ideas on how or where to celebrate. Why not treat your special someone to an evening in our Michelin Star restaurant? We believe it is the ideal setting to fall further in love with each other or to simply enjoy jovial conversation as you catch each other’s eye across the table.

Head Chef Chris Cleghorn’s menus for the occasion are a triumph of experimental combinations and classical flavours. Locally sourced, they are a real treat for the senses and the perfect way to try something new while you appreciate a few hours spent in fine company.

If you have never dined in a Michelin Star restaurant before, you can be assured that our team offer attentive service and an exquisite dining experience that always makes the most of our informal dining atmosphere, never once being intrusive.

Love is well and truly in the air…

Valentine’s Day Lunch

Join us for lunch on Valentine’s Day and you will be able to indulge in ‘SEVEN’ courses for £115 per person, with 6 glasses of wine for £57.50. If you prefer, opt for ‘FIVE’ courses for £90; 5 selected glasses of wine chosen to complement each dish’s flavour cost an additional £47.50 per person.

Valentine’s Day Dinner

A tried and true way to woo your loved one; dinner can be intimate, affectionate and, if the time is right, the perfect setting in which to propose. Our Valentine’s Day dinner service features Chris’ ‘SEVEN’ courses for £115 per person, with the option to add a sommelier-selected 6 glass wine flight for only £57.50 per person.

Why not make a night of it and book to stay at the Queensberry hotel, located above the restaurant? You can enquire about availability here.

There is only one place to go this Valentine’s Day in Bath – be sure to reserve your table at the Olive Tree sooner rather than later.