Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum

Top 1% of restaurants in Bath
7/10

What the experts agree on

This atmospheric 1482 townhouse near Bath Abbey serves the iconic Sally Lunn bun—a brioche-like creation eaten in halves with sweet or savory toppings. Unabashedly touristy but genuinely worth the pilgrimage for the historic setting and unique

3 expert reviews

“There's no point pretending this funny little place in the heart of Bath is anything other than a tourist trap—but it's actually worth a visit.”

– Concierge

Fodor's Fodor's
"Small and slightly twee, this tourist magnet near Bath Abbey occupies the oldest house in Bath, dating to 1482." Full review
Independent Independent
"Formerly known as an ‘eating house’, Sally Lunn’s astonishingly dates all the way back to 1680. Here at the cafe, the signature offering is best described as a large round bun, not..."
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