Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House
About
Sally Lunn's is one of the oldest houses in Bath (c.1482) and serves one of the most famous local delicacies – the original Sally Lunn bun. According to legend, Sally Lunn, a French refugee, arrived in 1680 and established her bakery.
Today, Sally Lunn's serve a menu based on the world-famous Sally Lunn bun during the day, and are open for fine English food in the evening (including prize-winning handmade pies).
The downstairs museum, showing the original kitchen Sally used, is open daily until 6pm.
TripAdvisor Ranking
#77 of 566 Places to Eat in Bath
Most Recent Traveller Reviews
- 19 Sep 2020: Nice little tea room, busy but didn’t have to wait more than 10 minutes for a table. Service was quick and efficient without being rushed. Good choice on the menu even for a fussy eater. Really...
- 18 Sep 2020: Upon arriving there was hand gel upon entry, but the size of the place was quite small so socially distant tables were not really a thing, however.. The food was delicious and not something I would...
- 18 Sep 2020: Popped here for lunch during a two day stay in Bath. There was a queue outside when we arrived but that went down very quickly. Food was really tasty and filling. Quick service and good value for...
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