The Pulteney Arms

The Pulteney Arms is a traditional British pub located at 37 Daniel Street in Bath, Somerset, England. It occupies part of a group of historic buildings at 35, 36 and 37 Daniel Street, which are recorded as houses and a pub in Bath and North East Somerset. The pub presents itself as a real-ale drinkers' pub, and its official website states that it has been included in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide again in the current year. It serves a rotating selection of guest ales alongside regular beers, with named examples including Timothy Taylor Landlord, Wye Valley HPA, Butcombe Rare Breed and Exmoor Wicked Wolf. The Pulteney Arms positions itself as a welcoming neighbourhood pub in the city of Bath. Its offering combines cask ale with a food menu that includes lunch, evening and Sunday lunch options. The pub has an enclosed courtyard for summer drinking and a front terrace, while in winter it promotes indoor dining such as a warming Sunday roast. It also hosts a weekly quiz night on Wednesdays, with teams of up to six players and a small entry fee per player. Operationally, the pub is open from Wednesday to Sunday, with the bar opening at midday and closing between 10.30pm and midnight depending on the day. Food service is split between lunch and evening sessions, with Sunday food service finishing in the mid-afternoon. The pub is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It maintains a social media presence through Instagram using the hashtag #thepulteney and provides a telephone number for quiz bookings and general contact. The Pulteney Arms is a small, independent hospitality business rather than a large corporate chain. Its identity is closely tied to its historic premises on Daniel Street, a short distance from Bath's city centre and the Pulteney Estate area. The building itself is of heritage interest, being described in structured data as houses and a pub in Bath and North East Somerset. The pub's continued inclusion in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, as claimed on its website, underlines its reputation among cask-ale enthusiasts.

The Pulteney Arms is a pub occupying part of the historic building group at 35, 36 and 37 Daniel Street in Bath, Somerset, England. Structured data describes the site as houses and a pub in Bath and North East Somerset, indicating that the premises combine residential and licensed hospitality uses within a heritage context. The pub takes its name from the Pulteney family and the surrounding Pulteney Estate area of Bath, a district developed from the 18th century onward and associated with landmarks such as Pulteney Bridge. As a working pub, The Pulteney Arms has built its modern identity around cask ale. Its official website states that it is a great real ale drinkers' pub and that it is in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide again this year, a recurring recognition that is important to its reputation. CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, publishes the Good Beer Guide annually, and inclusion is widely used by British pubs as a mark of quality for their cask beer offer. The pub's website lists a range of beers that illustrate its approach: Timothy Taylor Landlord, Wye Valley HPA, Butcombe Rare Breed and Exmoor Wicked Wolf, alongside guest ales that rotate. This mix of well-known regional and national cask brands with changing guests is typical of a traditional real-ale pub. The Pulteney Arms also offers food across lunch, evening and Sunday lunch menus, and it promotes a Sunday roast as a winter draw. In terms of facilities, the pub has an enclosed courtyard used in summer and a front terrace facing the street. It hosts a weekly quiz night on Wednesdays, with teams of up to six players, a £2 per player entry, five quiz rounds and a payout for the winning team. The pub asks customers to book quiz teams by telephone. It also encourages social media engagement through the hashtag #thepulteney on Instagram. Opening hours published on the website show the pub is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. On Wednesdays the bar runs from midday to 11pm with food served from midday to 2.30pm and 6pm to 9pm. Thursday, Friday and Saturday hours extend the bar to midnight with the same food service windows. On Sundays the bar is open from midday to 10.30pm and food is served from midday to 3pm. The pub is located at 37 Daniel Street, Bath BA2 6ND, and provides a contact telephone number for bookings and enquiries. No founding date, ownership structure or corporate parent is given in the available evidence. The Pulteney Arms appears to operate as an independent, single-site pub business. Its history is therefore best understood through its premises, its place in Bath's hospitality scene and its sustained recognition for real ale rather than through corporate milestones.

Traditional real-ale pub in the city of Bath, dog-friendly and community-oriented, listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide.

• Timothy Taylor Landlord

• Wye Valley HPA

• Butcombe Rare Breed

• Exmoor Wicked Wolf

• Guest ales

• Lunch menu

• Evening menu

• Sunday lunch

1. 1The Pulteney Arms, Daniel Street, Baththepulteneyarms.co.uk
2. 235, 36 and 37 (The Pulteney Arms), Daniel Streetwikidata.org