Offers at Clayton’s Kitchen
Clayton’s Kitchen Lunch Menu
2 courses £32
Served Wednesday to Friday from 12pm, Clayton’s Kitchen in Bath is led by chef and owner Robert Clayton, a previously Michelin starred chef now doing what he loves most, creating exceptional food to be enjoyed without formality.
The lunch menu showcases the highest quality ingredients, thoughtfully prepared and generously portioned, offering outstanding value without compromise. Guests can expect refined, seasonal dishes served in a relaxed and casual dining atmosphere, where great food takes centre stage.
Clayton’s Kitchen Lunch Menu
3 courses £38
Served Wednesday to Friday from 12pm, Clayton’s Kitchen in Bath is led by chef and owner Robert Clayton, a previously Michelin starred chef now doing what he loves most, creating exceptional food to be enjoyed without formality.
The lunch menu showcases the highest quality ingredients, thoughtfully prepared and generously portioned, offering outstanding value without compromise. Guests can expect refined, seasonal dishes served in a relaxed and casual dining atmosphere, where great food takes centre stage.
About
Clayton’s Kitchen is a perennial favourite for local foodies and discerning travellers. Robert Clayton, the restaurant’s Chef Patron since its inception in 2012, creates uncomplicated dishes that explore and showcase the freshest and very best ingredients. He is inspired by Mediterranean and modern French cuisine. Robert ensure that every dish is prepared, cooked and presented to perfection.
Robert was born in Cleethorpes in 1970. After training at Grimsby College of Technology, he became commis chef at Ménage a Trois in 1988. He soon moved to perfect his art by working with Nico Ladenis at Chez Nico, which held the three Michelin stars.
Robert became Head Chef at Huntsrete House Hotel and received his first Michelin star in 1995, becoming one of the youngest chefs ever to do so. In 1997, he moved to head up the kitchen at the Bath Priory, where he achieved another Michelin star, which was maintained for his seven year stay.
Robert lives in Bath with his wife, Sara, and two daughters, Imogen and Liberty, and their new Weimiraner, Myrtle.
