Museum
Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum
58 locals recommend,
Tips from locals
Tom
December 16, 2015
Bath's oldest house and tea room
Shelley
April 23, 2022
In one corner, the Bath Bun, a sweet roll sprinkled with fruit and crushed sugar. In the other, the Sally Lunn bun, a light brioche-like creation only made at Sally Lunn’s house here in Bath. These two rivals have battled it out for centuries, but which one is best? You’ll have to taste them both and decide for yourself.
Julianne
February 14, 2021
You shouldn’t really visit bath without having a Sally Lunn bun!! There is also a little museum downstairs which is free entry once you have eaten in the tea rooms.
Bill
July 18, 2020
The Oldest House in Bath
Siobhan
November 5, 2017
What's not to like about eating in one of Bath's oldest and most historic buildings, dating from 1482, where in the 19th Century, Jane Austen is believed to have enjoyed the speciality Bath Bun, which is still baked today and I would recommend you go and have tea and a Bath bun, it's a wonderful experience.
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